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Human Survival and Development: Our Urgent Need for a Reflective Universal Morality
John LawrenceWe are in very deep trouble. This is not the pompous royal “we”, nor is it the “we” which may embrace our families, fellow citizens, or even our groupings of nations. It is the…
Some Implications of a Pragmatist Conception of the Aims of Economic Enquiry
Larry DwyerIn recent years, in keeping with the new emphasis on science as a human activity, a process of inquiry, philosophers of science have begun to pay more attention to the criteria…
Ethics and Economics: An Exploration of Christian Beliefs in Economic Relationships
Calvin A. KentThis article is a review of an issue of Interchange containing six papers presented by members of the Sydney Christian Economists Group (SCEG). The SCEG describes itself as, “a…
Parable of the Minas: A Caricature of Zealot Political Economy
John H. NiedercornIn a recent article, I demonstrated that Jesus's parable of the talents given in Matthew (25: 14–30) describes a co‐operative or monastic economy of self‐starting servants that is…
Economists on the Relation Between Political Economy and Christian Theology: A Preliminary Survey
A.M.C. WatermanBy “political economy” I mean both the method of thought and the body of knowledge which refer to human economising behaviour. The body of knowledge includes both theory …
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- Professor Terence Garrett