ISBN: 3540223533
TITLE: The Invisible Hand and the Common Good
AUTHOR: Hodgson
TOC:

Preface IX
Introduction
BERNARD HODGSON 1
Part One
Setting the Problem
Chapter 1
Public Interest and Self-Interest in the Market and the Democratic Process
PETER KOSLOWSKI 13
Chapter 2
The Invisible Hand and Thinness of the Common Good
RICHARD DE GEORGE 38
Part Two
Constraining the Invisible Hand
Chapter 3
Hiring Invisible Hands for Public Works
EDWARD J. NELL 51
Chapter 4
A Market Failures Approach to Business Ethics
JOSEPH HEATH 69
Chapter 5
Abstractions and Conceptual Automata in Economics and Non-Economics
STEPHEN REGOCZEI 90
Part Three
Moral Rights and Market Society
Chapter 6
The Inherent Rights of For-Profit Corporations
JOHN DOUGLAS BISHOP 121
Chapter 7
Degrees of Property
MICHAEL NEUMANN 134
Part Four
The Tyranny of the Invisible Hand
Chapter 8
Understanding Market Theology
JOHN MCMURTRY 151
Chapter 9
General Equilibrium Theory as Normative Ideal Social Order
DENNIS BADEEN 183
Part Five
Economic Theory and Normative Realism
Chapter 10
The Efficiency of the Non-profit Enterprise: Constitutional Ideology, Conformist Preferences and Reputation
LORENZO SACCONI 207
Chapter 11
Transformational Economcs and the Public Good
DAVID G. HOLDSWORTH 257
Chapter 12
On Economic Men Bearing Gifts and Playing Fair
BERNARD HODGSON 279
Part Six
Free Hands and Moral Communities
Chapter 13
The Person, the Market, and the Community
TIMOTHY M. TAVIS, LEE A. TAVIS 301
Chapter 14
Social Trust and Modern Economies: The Example of Shopping
TRUDY GOVIER 338
Chapter 15
A Reconciliation of the Liberal and Communitarian Debate in the Light of the Methodenstreit
YUICHI SHIONOYA 353
Chapter 16
Voluntary Simplicity: Characterization, Select Psychological Implications, and Societal Consequences
AMITAI ETZIONI 377
Part Seven
The Global Reach of the Invisible Hand
Chapter 17
Russia's Experiment with the "Invisible Hand"
WILLIAM T. HUNTER 409
Chapter 18
Fostering the Common Good in Developing Countries: The Respective Responsibilities of States and International Businesses - Preliminary Notes Towards a Political Ethic for International Businesses
FREDERICK BIRD 424
Chapter 19
Globalization and the Re-Definition of Democratic Governance: From Compensatory to Protective Democracy
MARK NEUFELD 439
List of Authors 457
INDEX OF NAMES 459
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