Economics & Law Treasures – Page 11 – School of Philosophy

Essay · Sep 07, 2014

The Value of Values in Economics

A paper presented at the Joint Conference by Dr Peter Bowman, Head of Economics, School of Philosophy and Economic Science

Conference · Sep 05, 2014

The Value of Values: Spiritual Wisdom in Everyday Life

This was the 12th Annual GCGI conference and the second joint conference organised by the School and the GCGI.

Film · Sep 04, 2014

Economics and ethics

Extract from an interview with Ian Mason, Principal of The School of Economic Science

Essay · Sep 03, 2014

How would you deliver a new Garden City which is visionary, economically viable, and popular?

Peter Fennell's submission to 2014 Wolfson Essay Prize

Lectures · Aug 09, 2014

Economics without the Rationality Postulate: Why it is Needed and What it Could Look Like

For thousands of years we had an economics that studied what was produced, by whom, and for whom, without the rationality postulate. It was also an economics that was grounded in ethics and moral considerations. We need once again an economics that is not limited in conception and burdened with such an unrealistic and tired assumption as constant and continuous rational behavior. This paper will describe the reasons why such an economics is needed.