Amazing line-up for ’s Great American Storybook conference at this wknd with , , , , RJ Snell, Susan Hanssen, and Michael Anton!
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Professor of business ethics in the Mendoza College of Business at . Opinions are my own; retweets are not necessarily endorsements.
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Great debate between and Michael Anton on the morality of markets here . Heavy on discussions of trade policy, but that’s never a bad thing!
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A TFAS podcast with the excellent Dr Jim Otteson on economic freedom, human dignity, and the Wealth of Nations in the 300th year since Adam Smith's birth
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jim
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New episode gives a deep dive into economic theory, discussing Adam Smith's seminal book, The Wealth of Nations Check it out ->
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. business ethics professor shares why #AdamSmith book #TheWealthOfNations is the most important book written in the past 1000 years. Hear his story at TFAS.org/podcast#episod.
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New publication! "Technology and the Virtue of Honesty."
In a great new collection on Technology Ethics . If you teach tech ethics check it out!
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En esta ocasión, presenta la reseña del libro "Seven Deadly Economic Sins" de .
Te invitamos a revisar el artículo completo 👇🏻
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I had a great conversation about my book Seven Deadly Economic Sins with the team at . Thank you for having me! themoneyadvantage.com/james-otteson-.
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At what point do examples of firm immorality constitute an indictment of the profit system as a whole? Gregory Robson investigates in a new article in the Journal of Business Ethics: link.springer.com/article/10.100.
There is no shortage of headlines pointing to another powerful corporation run amok or consumers being manipulated, leading some to ask, "Is there such a thing as a moral business?" explores on this week's #actonvault 🔊
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Mary Wollstonecraft to Edmund Burke in 1790 on slavery: "But is it not consonant with justice, with common principles of humanity, not to mention Christianity, to abolish this abominable mischief?"
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2023, here we come!
Happy New Year from Notre Dame!
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The official histories of Pope Benedict will focus on his writings & influence on the universal Church. They should also take note of the many, many people (myself included) who are Catholic today, at least in part, as a result of his profound thinking and writing. Rest in Peace.
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Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has passed. Pray for his soul. May he rest in peace.
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In a guest essay on the death of the retired Pope Benedict XVI, @SohrabAhmari writes of becoming a member of the Catholic Church, “a decision that was in large part inspired by Benedict’s writings.” nyti.ms/3Q6LVPR
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As 2022 comes to a close, take a look back at a year's worth of mission-centric moments.
From welcoming our first Ph.D. students, celebrating the 50th anniversary of women , to launching a new Undergraduate Business Core, see our Year in Review: ow.ly/yQA550M5MRB
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Proud to see rise 4 spots to 27th in the latest aggregate MBA Rankings. Our students, faculty and staff work tremendously hard to #GrowTheGood in business and be a #ForceForGood in the world. #GoIrish☘️ #NotDoneYet📈
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I discuss the book with him here:
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Forklift technologies vs. microphone technologies. twitter.com/mungowitz/stat
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Pub day, today! Use Code WEALTH to get 25% off the list price for the next two weeks.
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Fascinating thread on one of my all-time favorite movies.
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Gladiator behind the scenes
For the main protagonist Maximus, Ridley Scott wanted a fresh face for the role, and @russellcrowe was cast.
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Should Wealth Be Redistributed? - A central contested issue in contemporary #economics and #politicalphilosophy is whether governments should redistribute #wealth.
In this book, a philosopher and an economist debate this question.
bddy.me/3BjgUSJ
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I always enjoy meeting our extraordinary students. During Student Office Hours this week, I talked with Jamil Allan, met a group who share the name John, greeted the Breen-Phillips staff, & heard from Andrew Dagineau about his inspiring recovery following an accident.
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Thanks to generous underwriters, Prof. Jonathan Hannah & his "Philanthropy & the Common Good" class awarded $75,000 to support five Michiana nonprofits. It was great to spend time with the students & meet leaders of nonprofits impacting our community in positive ways.
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Congrats to Mendoza assistant teaching professor and graduate Drew Marcantonio on publishing his new textbook, "Environmental Management."
Learn more about the book for aspiring environmental managers: ow.ly/T0qV50LIw7a
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Congratulations!
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Axios Finish Line: How to disagree at the dinner table
Time to make some history.
The first-ever women's college basketball game to air on NBC is officially underway.
#GoIrish☘️
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Natural law politics goes further than 'public reason liberalism' in admitting moral truths about the good that go beyond the right - substantive ('non-neutral') facts about the common good, including religious goods.
But natural law differs from integralism in profound ways. 🧵
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Thanks to for re-posting my review (from ) of the excellent new book "Seven Deadly Economic Sins" by :
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Thank you to Richard Morrison for this review of my book! Capitalism's Cure for Economic Sins
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competition from rivals triggers desire:
“her renewed desirability had nothing to do with how she looked in a photo; it’s a product of her being wanted by another man and not just any man, but the one possessing all the characteristics her ex-boyfriend wanted to have”
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Fascinating. And can't happen soon enough!
"If you have a moral goal, either in your own life or for your society or for the world, then that moral goal should entail different choices you are going to make. In other words, it should affect what you actually decide to do." -
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You're invited to the annual Cahill Lecture at ' Carey Auditorium on Nov. 3 at 4 PM.
The event will feature Terrence Keeley who will present on "The Wisdom of Shareholder Welfare.” Learn more: ow.ly/Uip350LjAIb
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