Virtue and economy : essays on morality and markets

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Contents: Introduction, Andrius Bielskis and Kelvin Knight. Part I The Virtue Critique of Capitalist Economy: The irrelevance of ethics, Alasdair MacIntyre Neoliberalism and its threat to moral agency, Bob Brecher Economics as ethical pre-condition of the credit crunch, William Dixon and David Wilson Is Aristotelian capitalism possible?, Rajeev Sehgal. Part II Polemicising the Critique: Equality, vulnerability and independence, John O'Neill No place to hide for the moral self: bureaucratic individualism and the fate of ethics in modernity, Peter McMylor Reappraising neoliberalism: homo economicus, practitioners and practices, Mustafa Ongun The great perverting transformation, Niko Noponen. Part III Alternatives to Capitalist Economy: Goods, interests and the language of morals, Piotr Machura Formalising functions: the history of a passing challenge to capitalist economy, Kelvin Knight Towards a critical ethical economy, Russell Keat How is ethical revolution possible?, Buket Korkut Raptis Anti-capitalist politics and labour for the twenty-first century: history and future challenges, Andrius Bielskis. Index.