The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Economic Ethics
The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Economic Ethics
Roy C. Amore is Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada. His books include Religion and Politics in the World’s Hot Spots and three co-edited Oxford University Press textbooks on world religions.
Albino Barrera is Professor of Economics and Theology at Providence College, RI. His books include Biblical Economic Ethics, Market Complicity and Christian Ethics, Globalization and Economic Ethics, Economic Compulsion and Christian Ethics, and God and the Evil of Scarcity.
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Abstract
This Handbook presents what world and regional religions teach about economic morality. It also compares the major religions, especially the Abrahamic faiths, in their positions on various social, business, and policy themes, such as feminism, competition, and the ecology, among others. The concluding chapter is an analytical synthesis that presents and explains the patterns that emerge from the various religions in this Handbook. Readers will find a remarkable convergence in religions’ teachings on economic morality, despite their wide differences in dogma, ecclesial structures, and social practices. This confluence can be traced to similarities in the underlying anthropologies and cosmologies of these faiths. Readers will also discover that these religions’ economic teachings are the antithesis of contemporary market ethos, policy, and praxis. This Handbook underscores a symbiosis between religion and economic life as they mutually enrich each other. On the one hand, religion improves the efficiency and efficacy of economic life by lowering the frictional and monitoring costs of market operations. Virtuous market participants internalize norms of good economic conduct and behave accordingly. On the other hand, socio-economic life offers manifold enticements, comforts, and overindulgences that paradoxically push devout adherents to invest themselves even further in their beliefs. Socio-economic life provides an opportunity for religions to build strong faith communities and for believers to reify their religion in their economic conduct. This Handbook presents the richness, nuances, and rationale of religions and their economic ethics based on their vision of a natural and divine order. It shows that they share far more in common than whatever divides them, at least when it comes to economic morality.
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Front Matter
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Part I Survey Chapters
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A. Worldwide Religions
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Religions Arising In Asia
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Religions Arising in the Middle East
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B. Regional Religions
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11
Chinese Popular Religion and Economy
Mayfair Yang
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12
Shinto Economic Ethics
Tomoko Iwasawa
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13
Aboriginal Australian Spirituality and Economy
Victoria Grieves Williams
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14
Akan Traditional Religion and Economic Ethics
Rose Mary Amenga-Etego
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15
Aztec Religious Economic Ethics
Richard E. Blanton
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16
Native American Spirituality and Economic Ethics
Joseph Scott Gladstone
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11
Chinese Popular Religion and Economy
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Part II Thematic Chapters
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A. Business and Public Policy Themes
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17
Religion and Finance
Ahmad Kaleem andSaima Ahmad
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18
Religion and Business Ethics
Edmund Newell
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19
Religion and Non-Capitalist Market Analysis
Ulrich Duchrow
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20
Religion and Work
K. Praveen Parboteeah andSahrok Kim
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21
Religion and Economic Cooperation and Competition
Katalin Botos
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22
Religion and Basic Goods Provision
Kenneth A. Reinert
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23
Religion and Agriculture
Todd LeVasseur
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24
Religion and Development Work
Matthew Clarke
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17
Religion and Finance
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B. Social Themes
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25
Religion and Altruism
Bruce Chilton
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26
Religion and Consumerism
David Cloutier
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27
Religion and Sociology of Wealth Accumulation
Anna Holleman andLisa A. Keister
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28
Religion and Ecological Economic Ethics
Sarah J. Melcher
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29
Religion and Poverty
Jaco Beyers
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30
Religion and Inequality
Richard Madsen andWilliam M. Sullivan
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31
Religion and Feminist Economic Ethics
Sumaia A. Al-Kohlani
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32
Religion and Socio-Economic Injustice
Mehmet Ciftci
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33
Religion and Socialism
Joerg Rieger andAaron Stauffer
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34
Analytical Synthesis: Religion and Economic Ethics
Albino Barrera
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25
Religion and Altruism
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End Matter
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