.... [email protected] Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 Réveil Groen van Prinsterer neo-Calvinism Kuyper Diepenhorst Dealing with “contemporary theological economics,” the second part of The Oxford Handbook of Christianity and Economics (Oslington 2014 ) presents the approaches...

... of the critics. It was not the doctrine of Calvin but of the neo- Calvinists that gave rise to the sense of a divine calling and their practiced ascet- icism, generating unintentionally the capitalist spirit. In answering his critics, Weber went beyond the identifying of the origin and underlined...

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... in Economics. Economics (Winter) : 147 -53. Hodgson , Geoffrey M. 1993 . Economics and Evolution: Bringing Life Back into Economics . Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. Kent , Calvin A. 1989 . The Treatment of Entrepreneurship in Principles of Economics Textbooks. Journal...

... of his Pensées edited by Claude Lauriol and published by Droz. 558  History of Political Economy 43:3 (2011) the state machine, his politics were still cast in a Christian-Stoic anthropo- logical mold. This mold was rejected by the mechanist neo-Epicurean contemporaries of La Beaumelle...

... Calvin Coolidge, in 1921, warned of the perils of race mixing: “Biological laws tell us that certain divergent people will not mix or blend. The Nordics propagate themselves successfully. With other races, the outcome shows deteriora- tion on both sides. Quality of mind and body suggests...

... Defenders: The Encounter between Evangelical Theology and Evolutionary Thought . Grand Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans . ———. 1992 . Darwinism and Calvinism: The Belfast-Princeton Connection . Isis 83.3 : 408 – 28 . Lyell Charles . 1830 . Principles of Geology . Vol. 1 . London...

... Economics , edited by D. C. Colander and H. Landreth. Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar. Smith, D. 1987 . The Rise and Fall of Monetarism . London: Penguin. Solow, R. 1968 . Discussion. In Inflation:Its Causes, Consequences, and Control , edited by S. W. Rousseas. Wilton, Conn.: Calvin K. Kazanjian...

... in Kant and Bentham and the like. The focus on affect rather than cognition, I am saying, is very Scottish of Mencius. Again, “righteousness” (yi) in Mencius is “what is appropriate,” strikingly similar to the notion of neo-Stoic and Ciceronian “propriety” elaborated in Smith (150). Indeed...

... substance theory o f value in, 205, Calvin, John, 233 206, 217, 292; Weintraub on, 301; Cambridge capital theory debate, 107, W icksell and, 183 202-19, 273 Classical mechanics: Carey and, 11, Canadian settlers, 75...

...). It is also important to view Ruskin’s approach as an independent the- ory of the consumer, and not to fall into the trap of interpreting this model through the lenses of the now all-prevailing neoclassical theory of the consumer. Although Ruskin clearly anticipated a number of neo- classical concepts...

... to the influx of American silver and the increased speed in monetary circulation over time due to population and urbanization growth. The neo-Malthusian approach focuses on population and per-capita economic resources, such as the deteriorating relation between the development of the productive capacity...