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Andrew WalkerFeaturedEconomics and BusinessCurrent Politics
As we look toward life after COVID-19, we must do so with a more capacious understanding of public health that encompasses all of a society's life together.
John LeeFeaturedEconomics and Business
Rockefeller Center sprawls for 22 acres in one of the densest cities on earth, its highest tower stretches 850 feet into the sky, and it has over 8,000,000 square feet of office and retail space. Within this complex dwells a […]
Kyle WilliamsFeaturedEconomics and Business
Happiness is a personal problem. Or so it may seem. Consider the self-help section. A library of recent books offers just the right mindset, self-care regimen, or practical hack for troubled souls who, presumably, hope that one more piece of […]
John ThomasEconomics and Business
Applebaum’s book traces the rise of free market economic policies in the U.S. and how those policies have increased inequality and harmed liberal democracy.
Austin GohnFeaturedEconomics and Business
Shoshana Zuboff's "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" is a harrowing picture of big tech that lacks an anthropology able to address the problems it raises.
Guest WriterFeaturedEconomics and BusinessCurrent Politics
The case of rugby player Israel Folau raises the question of whether Christians must submit to corporations in the way they submit to the government.
John ThomasFeaturedEconomics and Business
By John Thomas On February 24th, in an article titled Workism Is Making Americans Miserable, Derek Thompson made a compelling case that for many college-educated men and women, work has become a religion. Thompson writes,
Matthew LoftusFamilyFeaturedEconomics and BusinessCurrent Politics
The Center for Public Justice's new report on paid family leave is a valuable advocacy piece on an important issue, but lacks detail in key places.
Guest WriterEconomics and Business
Ben Bush argues that Christian & Marxist critiques of the market economy's effect on community break down because we do not actually have a market economy.
Charlie ClarkFeaturedEconomics and Business
For all the outrage on the left over J. D. Vance's book, the economic visions of both the political left and Vance's technocrat elite are quite similar.
Charlie ClarkFeaturedEconomics and Business
The challenges created by an alienating economy and alienating work requires us to rethink how we describe the Protestant doctrine of vocation.
Guest WriterEconomics and BusinessFormation
Tim LeCroy explains how the rhythms of work and prayer reinforce one another as part of Christian spiritual formation.