The Routledge Handbook of Economic Theology
Herausgeber: Schwarzkopf, Stefan
The Routledge Handbook of Economic Theology
Herausgeber: Schwarzkopf, Stefan
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Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 418
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 685g
- ISBN-13: 9781032237534
- ISBN-10: 1032237538
- Artikelnr.: 62953051
Stefan Schwarzkopf is Associate Professor at the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. His research focuses on the historical and economic sociology of consumer markets, and he has written widely about the history of markets, consumption, and about the market research industry. Some of his latest work deals with the ascetic-sectarian nature of the new data and electronic surveillance industries. His work has appeared in numerous peer-reviewed journals, including Theory, Culture & Society, Organization Studies and the Journal of Cultural Economy.
Contents Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Stefan
Schwarzkopf Section 1 Theological Concepts and their Economic Meaning 2.
Providence Michael T. Dempsey 3. Eschatology and Eschaton Sigmund
Wagner-Tsukamoto 4. Confession Mads Peter Karlsen and Kaspar Villadsen 5.
Purgatory Tom Boland and Ray Griffin 6. Faith and Trust Wolfgang Palaver 7.
Justification and Salvation Daniel M. Bell, Jr. 8. Guilt Camilla Sløk
Section 2 Economic Concepts and their Theological Anchoring 9. Profit
Christoph Deutschmann 10. Money Paul Crosthwaite, Peter Knight, and Nicky
Marsh 11. Debt and Credit Philip Goodchild 12. Free Choice and Consumer
Sovereignty Stefan Schwarzkopf 13. Property and Owning Christina McRorie
14. Prosperity and Wealth Simon Coleman and Martin Lindhardt 15. Poverty
Brian Hamilton 16. Corporation Perry Dane 17. Government Mitchell Dean 18.
Markets and Marketization Stefan Schwarzkopf Section 3 Society, Management
and Organization 19. Time Elden Wiebe and Douglas Harink 20. Calling,
Profession and Work Brenda Berkelaar and Patrice M. Buzzanell 21.
Organization and Management Bruno Dyck 22. The Entrepreneur Ross B. Emmett
23. Media and Mediation of Culture Jeffrey H. Mahan and David J. Worley 24.
Branding and Marketing Russ Belk 25. Hedonism and Asceticism Colin Campbell
26. Leadership Peter Simpson 27. Intellectual Property and Creativity
Gabriel J. Michael 28. Accounting and Accountability Alistair Mutch Section
4 Genealogy of Economic Theology 29. The Economic Theology of Judaism
Joseph I. Lifshitz 30. Oikonomia Dotan Leshem 31. The Economic Theology of
Late Antiquity Devin Singh 32. The Economic Theology of the High Middle
Ages Raymond Benton 33. Martin Luther as Economist Philipp Robinson Rössner
34. The Southern Spirit of Capitalism Luigino Bruni 35. Invisible Hand Lisa
Hill 36. Adam Smith's Economics of the Church Paul Oslington 37. The
Economic Theology of Quakerism Martin Brigham and Donncha Kavanagh 38.
Neoclassical Economics as Theology Robert H. Nelson 39. Marxist Economics
and Theology Roland Boer 40. John Maynard Keynes as Theologian David
Andrews 41. The Crypto-Theology of Friedrich Hayek Tim Christiaens Section
5 Exit 42. Intellectual Brokerage in Economic Theology: Methodological and
Theoretical Reflections from Islamic Banking and Finance Aaron Z. Pitluck
Index
Schwarzkopf Section 1 Theological Concepts and their Economic Meaning 2.
Providence Michael T. Dempsey 3. Eschatology and Eschaton Sigmund
Wagner-Tsukamoto 4. Confession Mads Peter Karlsen and Kaspar Villadsen 5.
Purgatory Tom Boland and Ray Griffin 6. Faith and Trust Wolfgang Palaver 7.
Justification and Salvation Daniel M. Bell, Jr. 8. Guilt Camilla Sløk
Section 2 Economic Concepts and their Theological Anchoring 9. Profit
Christoph Deutschmann 10. Money Paul Crosthwaite, Peter Knight, and Nicky
Marsh 11. Debt and Credit Philip Goodchild 12. Free Choice and Consumer
Sovereignty Stefan Schwarzkopf 13. Property and Owning Christina McRorie
14. Prosperity and Wealth Simon Coleman and Martin Lindhardt 15. Poverty
Brian Hamilton 16. Corporation Perry Dane 17. Government Mitchell Dean 18.
Markets and Marketization Stefan Schwarzkopf Section 3 Society, Management
and Organization 19. Time Elden Wiebe and Douglas Harink 20. Calling,
Profession and Work Brenda Berkelaar and Patrice M. Buzzanell 21.
Organization and Management Bruno Dyck 22. The Entrepreneur Ross B. Emmett
23. Media and Mediation of Culture Jeffrey H. Mahan and David J. Worley 24.
Branding and Marketing Russ Belk 25. Hedonism and Asceticism Colin Campbell
26. Leadership Peter Simpson 27. Intellectual Property and Creativity
Gabriel J. Michael 28. Accounting and Accountability Alistair Mutch Section
4 Genealogy of Economic Theology 29. The Economic Theology of Judaism
Joseph I. Lifshitz 30. Oikonomia Dotan Leshem 31. The Economic Theology of
Late Antiquity Devin Singh 32. The Economic Theology of the High Middle
Ages Raymond Benton 33. Martin Luther as Economist Philipp Robinson Rössner
34. The Southern Spirit of Capitalism Luigino Bruni 35. Invisible Hand Lisa
Hill 36. Adam Smith's Economics of the Church Paul Oslington 37. The
Economic Theology of Quakerism Martin Brigham and Donncha Kavanagh 38.
Neoclassical Economics as Theology Robert H. Nelson 39. Marxist Economics
and Theology Roland Boer 40. John Maynard Keynes as Theologian David
Andrews 41. The Crypto-Theology of Friedrich Hayek Tim Christiaens Section
5 Exit 42. Intellectual Brokerage in Economic Theology: Methodological and
Theoretical Reflections from Islamic Banking and Finance Aaron Z. Pitluck
Index
Contents Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Stefan
Schwarzkopf Section 1 Theological Concepts and their Economic Meaning 2.
Providence Michael T. Dempsey 3. Eschatology and Eschaton Sigmund
Wagner-Tsukamoto 4. Confession Mads Peter Karlsen and Kaspar Villadsen 5.
Purgatory Tom Boland and Ray Griffin 6. Faith and Trust Wolfgang Palaver 7.
Justification and Salvation Daniel M. Bell, Jr. 8. Guilt Camilla Sløk
Section 2 Economic Concepts and their Theological Anchoring 9. Profit
Christoph Deutschmann 10. Money Paul Crosthwaite, Peter Knight, and Nicky
Marsh 11. Debt and Credit Philip Goodchild 12. Free Choice and Consumer
Sovereignty Stefan Schwarzkopf 13. Property and Owning Christina McRorie
14. Prosperity and Wealth Simon Coleman and Martin Lindhardt 15. Poverty
Brian Hamilton 16. Corporation Perry Dane 17. Government Mitchell Dean 18.
Markets and Marketization Stefan Schwarzkopf Section 3 Society, Management
and Organization 19. Time Elden Wiebe and Douglas Harink 20. Calling,
Profession and Work Brenda Berkelaar and Patrice M. Buzzanell 21.
Organization and Management Bruno Dyck 22. The Entrepreneur Ross B. Emmett
23. Media and Mediation of Culture Jeffrey H. Mahan and David J. Worley 24.
Branding and Marketing Russ Belk 25. Hedonism and Asceticism Colin Campbell
26. Leadership Peter Simpson 27. Intellectual Property and Creativity
Gabriel J. Michael 28. Accounting and Accountability Alistair Mutch Section
4 Genealogy of Economic Theology 29. The Economic Theology of Judaism
Joseph I. Lifshitz 30. Oikonomia Dotan Leshem 31. The Economic Theology of
Late Antiquity Devin Singh 32. The Economic Theology of the High Middle
Ages Raymond Benton 33. Martin Luther as Economist Philipp Robinson Rössner
34. The Southern Spirit of Capitalism Luigino Bruni 35. Invisible Hand Lisa
Hill 36. Adam Smith's Economics of the Church Paul Oslington 37. The
Economic Theology of Quakerism Martin Brigham and Donncha Kavanagh 38.
Neoclassical Economics as Theology Robert H. Nelson 39. Marxist Economics
and Theology Roland Boer 40. John Maynard Keynes as Theologian David
Andrews 41. The Crypto-Theology of Friedrich Hayek Tim Christiaens Section
5 Exit 42. Intellectual Brokerage in Economic Theology: Methodological and
Theoretical Reflections from Islamic Banking and Finance Aaron Z. Pitluck
Index
Schwarzkopf Section 1 Theological Concepts and their Economic Meaning 2.
Providence Michael T. Dempsey 3. Eschatology and Eschaton Sigmund
Wagner-Tsukamoto 4. Confession Mads Peter Karlsen and Kaspar Villadsen 5.
Purgatory Tom Boland and Ray Griffin 6. Faith and Trust Wolfgang Palaver 7.
Justification and Salvation Daniel M. Bell, Jr. 8. Guilt Camilla Sløk
Section 2 Economic Concepts and their Theological Anchoring 9. Profit
Christoph Deutschmann 10. Money Paul Crosthwaite, Peter Knight, and Nicky
Marsh 11. Debt and Credit Philip Goodchild 12. Free Choice and Consumer
Sovereignty Stefan Schwarzkopf 13. Property and Owning Christina McRorie
14. Prosperity and Wealth Simon Coleman and Martin Lindhardt 15. Poverty
Brian Hamilton 16. Corporation Perry Dane 17. Government Mitchell Dean 18.
Markets and Marketization Stefan Schwarzkopf Section 3 Society, Management
and Organization 19. Time Elden Wiebe and Douglas Harink 20. Calling,
Profession and Work Brenda Berkelaar and Patrice M. Buzzanell 21.
Organization and Management Bruno Dyck 22. The Entrepreneur Ross B. Emmett
23. Media and Mediation of Culture Jeffrey H. Mahan and David J. Worley 24.
Branding and Marketing Russ Belk 25. Hedonism and Asceticism Colin Campbell
26. Leadership Peter Simpson 27. Intellectual Property and Creativity
Gabriel J. Michael 28. Accounting and Accountability Alistair Mutch Section
4 Genealogy of Economic Theology 29. The Economic Theology of Judaism
Joseph I. Lifshitz 30. Oikonomia Dotan Leshem 31. The Economic Theology of
Late Antiquity Devin Singh 32. The Economic Theology of the High Middle
Ages Raymond Benton 33. Martin Luther as Economist Philipp Robinson Rössner
34. The Southern Spirit of Capitalism Luigino Bruni 35. Invisible Hand Lisa
Hill 36. Adam Smith's Economics of the Church Paul Oslington 37. The
Economic Theology of Quakerism Martin Brigham and Donncha Kavanagh 38.
Neoclassical Economics as Theology Robert H. Nelson 39. Marxist Economics
and Theology Roland Boer 40. John Maynard Keynes as Theologian David
Andrews 41. The Crypto-Theology of Friedrich Hayek Tim Christiaens Section
5 Exit 42. Intellectual Brokerage in Economic Theology: Methodological and
Theoretical Reflections from Islamic Banking and Finance Aaron Z. Pitluck
Index