Business Ethics Journal Review has just published a short Commentary I wrote on Brennan and Jaworski’s excellent Markets Without Limits. (This can be readily accessed here!)  In brief, I argue that rather than offering a unified defence of their view that there are “no legitimate worries about what we buy, trade, and sell” Brennan and Jaworski unwittingly offer three distinct pro-commodification views—two of which are subject to counterexamples.  I then clarify what should be the thesis of their volume and identify the conditions that any counter-example to this must meet.

Enjoy!