The new interdisciplinary field of Christianity and economics deals with the important and difficult questions that cluster at the boundary of these disciplines, drawing on contemporary theory and empirical findings in both fields, with roots in older discourses. This landmark volume surveys the field and advances the discussion. It deploys historical, economic, and theological analysis to search for answers.
The new interdisciplinary field of Christianity and economics deals with the important and difficult questions that cluster at the boundary of these disciplines, drawing on contemporary theory and empirical findings in both fields, with roots in older discourses. This landmark volume surveys the field and advances the discussion. It deploys historical, economic, and theological analysis to search for answers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Professor of Economics, Australian Catholic University
Inhaltsangabe
* List of Contributors * Introduction * Paul Oslington * Part A: Historical Relationships between Economics and Christian Theology * 1. Economics in the Christian Scriptures, M. Douglas Meeks * 2. Economics in the Church Fathers, Hennie Stander * 3. Voluntary Exchange and Coercion in Scholastic Economics, Odd Langholm * 4. Economics and Theology in Italy since the 18th Century, Luigino Bruni and Stefano Zamagni * 5. From the Foundation of Liberal Political Economy to its Critique: Theology and Economics in France in the 18th and 19th Centuries, Gilbert Faccarello * 6. Theology and the Rise of Political Economy in Britain in the 18th and 19th Centuries, A.M.C. Waterman * 7. Economics and Theology in Europe from the 19th Century: From Early 19th Century's Christian Political Economy to Modern Catholic Social Doctrine, Pedro Teixeira and António Almodovar * 8. Economics and Theology after the Separation, Ross B. Emmett * Part B: Contemporary Theological Economics * 9. Roman Catholic Economics, Andrew Yuengert * 10. Anglicanism, Kim Hawtrey * 11. Eastern Orthodoxy's Theology of Economics, Daniel P. Payne * 12. Reformed Christian Economics, Bob Goudzwaard and Roel Jongeneel * 13. Theonomy, Edd Noell * 14. Anabaptist Approaches to Economics, Jim Halteman * 15. Pentecostal Approaches to Economics, Shane Clifton * 16. Interface and Integration in Christian Economics, J. David Richardson * Part C: Christianity, Capitalism and Development * 17. Weber, Theology, and Economics, Max L. Stackhouse * 18. Economic Religion and Environmental Religion, Robert H. Nelson * 19. Christianity and the Prospects for Development in the Global South, Peter S. Heslam * 20. Faith, Religion, and International Development, Katherine Marshall * 21. Christianity and the Global Economic Order, Paul S. Williams * Part D: Economic Analysis of Religion * 22. Economic Models of Churches, Robert Mochrie * 23. The Economics of Religious Schism and Switching, T. Randolph Beard, Robert B. Ekelund, Jr., George S. Ford, and Robert D. Tollison * 24. Spiritual Capital, Theodore Roosevelt Malloch * 25. Religious Labour Markets, Ian Smith * 26. Regulation of Religious Markets, Charles M. North * 27. Behavioral Economics of Religion, Jonathan H.W. Tan * Part E: Interdisciplinary Exchanges * 28. Economic Justice, Albino Barrera * 29. Happiness, Ben Cooper * 30. Usury, Ian Harper and Lachlan Smirl * 31. Human Nature, Identity, and Motivation, Gordon Menzies and Donald Hay * 32. Gender, Carrie A. Miles * 33. Poverty, Craig M. Gay
* List of Contributors * Introduction * Paul Oslington * Part A: Historical Relationships between Economics and Christian Theology * 1. Economics in the Christian Scriptures, M. Douglas Meeks * 2. Economics in the Church Fathers, Hennie Stander * 3. Voluntary Exchange and Coercion in Scholastic Economics, Odd Langholm * 4. Economics and Theology in Italy since the 18th Century, Luigino Bruni and Stefano Zamagni * 5. From the Foundation of Liberal Political Economy to its Critique: Theology and Economics in France in the 18th and 19th Centuries, Gilbert Faccarello * 6. Theology and the Rise of Political Economy in Britain in the 18th and 19th Centuries, A.M.C. Waterman * 7. Economics and Theology in Europe from the 19th Century: From Early 19th Century's Christian Political Economy to Modern Catholic Social Doctrine, Pedro Teixeira and António Almodovar * 8. Economics and Theology after the Separation, Ross B. Emmett * Part B: Contemporary Theological Economics * 9. Roman Catholic Economics, Andrew Yuengert * 10. Anglicanism, Kim Hawtrey * 11. Eastern Orthodoxy's Theology of Economics, Daniel P. Payne * 12. Reformed Christian Economics, Bob Goudzwaard and Roel Jongeneel * 13. Theonomy, Edd Noell * 14. Anabaptist Approaches to Economics, Jim Halteman * 15. Pentecostal Approaches to Economics, Shane Clifton * 16. Interface and Integration in Christian Economics, J. David Richardson * Part C: Christianity, Capitalism and Development * 17. Weber, Theology, and Economics, Max L. Stackhouse * 18. Economic Religion and Environmental Religion, Robert H. Nelson * 19. Christianity and the Prospects for Development in the Global South, Peter S. Heslam * 20. Faith, Religion, and International Development, Katherine Marshall * 21. Christianity and the Global Economic Order, Paul S. Williams * Part D: Economic Analysis of Religion * 22. Economic Models of Churches, Robert Mochrie * 23. The Economics of Religious Schism and Switching, T. Randolph Beard, Robert B. Ekelund, Jr., George S. Ford, and Robert D. Tollison * 24. Spiritual Capital, Theodore Roosevelt Malloch * 25. Religious Labour Markets, Ian Smith * 26. Regulation of Religious Markets, Charles M. North * 27. Behavioral Economics of Religion, Jonathan H.W. Tan * Part E: Interdisciplinary Exchanges * 28. Economic Justice, Albino Barrera * 29. Happiness, Ben Cooper * 30. Usury, Ian Harper and Lachlan Smirl * 31. Human Nature, Identity, and Motivation, Gordon Menzies and Donald Hay * 32. Gender, Carrie A. Miles * 33. Poverty, Craig M. Gay
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