At Business Ethics Review Journal, Dan Layman has a critique of “Markets without Symbolic Limits”. Abstract: Jason Brennan and Peter Jaworski reject expressive objections to markets on the grounds that (1)…
If you’ve been reading this blog, you probably know the basic moral and economic (is that different?) arguments for open borders. In short: Immigration restrictions actively harm people by prohibiting…
Over at the Princeton University Press blog, I have a post today dispelling the popular myth that democracy rests on the consent of the governed. I don’t think the fact…
David Gordon reviews Why Not Capitalism here, in a cogent review in which he also advances novel criticisms of Cohen’s work. An excerpt: Finally, it is worth pointing out that Cohen…
Phil Magness and I now have a paper with that title forthcoming in The Journal of Business Ethics. It’s not as prestigious as a Storify piece, but for some reason publishing…
I’ve got a guest post in defense of kidney sales at the Colorado Center for Values and Social Policy: The Moral Meaning of Kidney Sales