Philosophy
The Moral Economists
by Tim Rogan · 1984
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The Moral Economists
10 Takeaways: 1) The Moral Critique of Capitalism: Beyond Material Inequality
Key Insight 1: The Moral Critique of Capitalism: Beyond Material Inequality
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Key Insight 2: Tawney's Foundation: Christian Humanism and Social Solidarity
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Key Insight 3: Polanyi's Secular Shift: Marxian Humanism and the Double Movement
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Key Insight 4: The Flawed Promise of "Transcending Capitalism"
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Key Insight 5: Thompson's Moral Economy: Reclaiming Human Agency in History
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Key Insight 6: The Erosion of "Human Personality" as a Moral Anchor
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Key Insight 7: Polanyi's Unexplored Path: Reconstituting Political Economy from Within
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Key Insight 8: The Limits of Welfare Economics in Addressing Moral Concerns
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Key Insight 9: Social Choice Theory: A Modern Bridge for Moral Economics
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Key Insight 10: Reclaiming the Human: A Modest Proposal for Contemporary Critique
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