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On Entrepreneurship, Poverty and Abraham Kuyper: An Interview with Peter Heslam

It is rare to find a scholar with a practitioner’s heart. Peter Heslam, though, is as much ‘into’ ideas as

Is Distributism a Viable ‘Third Way’: An Interview with Kishore Jayabalan

An economic theory of ‘distributism’ is often presented as a Christian ‘third way’ between capitalism and socialism. But is it?

Vocational Stewardship: An Interview with Amy Sherman

In my interview with Amy Sherman, we explore some of the main themes in her latest book, Kingdom Calling, by

On Ideas, Culture and Innovation: An Interview with Ross Emmett

Photo provided by BeckyJohns7 @ Flickr How might we think about the conditions, culture, ideas and possibilities of innovation? How

On Communitarianism: An Interview with Ken Grasso

Communitarianism often informs much of our Western theologies and philosophies of community, society, and notions of social harmony. How might

Business as Moral Enterprise: Interview with Andreas Widmer

Is business an amoral, moral or immoral enterprise? How might one’s anthropology shape an answer to this question? I recently

Thinking about “Sustainability” and the Environment: An Interview with Craig Mitchell

The ethics and economics of environmental “sustainability” is a challenging and pressing topic of discussion in U.S. and international politics.

The Ethics of Capital and Interest: An Interview with Shawn Ritenour

Markets, capital and interest are not value-free, despite the dominant fact-value dichotomy that often exists in economics. In this interview

Friedrich Nietzsche’s Critique of Christianity and Capitalism: An Interview with Kishore Jayabalan

Does Nietzsche offer a worthwhile critique of the corrupting influence of free-market capitalism?  In this interview with Acton University faculty