Wilhelm Roepke’s Humane Economics
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This is the second essay in a symposium that reconsiders neglected conservative thinkers. The essays were originally presented at the 2026 meeting of the Academy of Philosophy and...
I had the pleasure of being a guest on Professor Radhika Desai’s Geopolitical Economy podcast for a discussion earlier this week. The discussion was based on open-minded Read the f...
In a recent post, I discussed what is in philosophy termed 'the hard problem'. I did so in the context of recent discussion on ADHD. Read the full article...
That is the title of a recent book by Beatrice Magistro. Some key results are: Economic knowledge consistently predicts higher support for welfare-enhancing policies (Eurozone mem...
This is the ninth in a series of essays on the politics of care and economics of hope. The others are listed at the end of this Read the full article...
Most people think economics is about money. It isn’t. Economics is about how society organises itself to meet people’s needs and help everyone thrive. In Read the full article...
On Einstein's important essay "Why Socialism?" along with his considerable involvement in politics and some of his important initiatives.
This is the first in a series of infographics which will continue with: Microecnomics Macroeconomics Political economy The household analogy And more. How to expand Read the full a...
Don’t you think economics should serve people rather than power? If not, why do we study economics, teach economics and practice economics? There is something strange about the rel...
This is a longer-than-usual blog post. As I note at the end, it was essentially co-developed with Jacqueline in a long session over coffee in Read the full article...
Most discourses about Israel or Palestine are morality plays of good guys vs bad guys. Egyptian-born Hussein Aboubakr Mansour takes a different approach, seeing the conflict as a s...
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Most people think economics is about money. It isn't. Economics begins with something much more fundamental: resources. Every society has limited resources and must decide Read the...
Poverty is not a fact of nature. It is a political choice. The UK considers a person to be living in poverty when their income Read the full article...
What is macroeconomics, and what does it tell us about how an economy really works? In this episode of Understanding Economics, I explain why macroeconomics Read the full article.....
What is microeconomics really about? Conventional economics usually puts markets at the centre of the answer. It assumes that individuals make rational choices and that Read the fu...
Most economists assume the answer is obvious. They say the purpose of the economy is growth, and they measure success using GDP. But what if Read the full article...
@ Phil, I'm OK with a little "picking on". 😀 I agree with you and take your point that MMT is largely descriptive and apolitical. If anyone really wants to produce a relative...
The collapse of America’s political center is the result of an economy that has abandoning ordinary workers for decades.
In this latest video in my Understanding Economics series, I look at an idea economics has been missing for the last forty years, and it Read the full article...
Politics is everywhere. It influences the taxes we pay, the schools we attend, the rights we enjoy, and even the kind of healthcare we receive. Yet many people find politics confus...
This is the second in a series of infographics. The first, on economics, has been published. The series will continue with: Macroeconomics Political economy The Read the full artic...
And some thoughts on the socialism of it all.
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