The scholarly libertarian journal Reason Papers, founded by Tibor Machan and currently edited by Aeon Skoble, just put its most recent issue online. (It’s hosted on the Mises Institute’s servers and I help with the online aspect.) Contents listed below:
Issue No. 31 – Fall 2009 (Full Issue)
Articles: Business Ethics Symposium
- Rival Paradigms in Business Ethics —Nicholas Capaldi
- The Need for Realism in Business Ethics —Elaine Sternberg
- The Virtue of Prudence as the Moral Basis of Commerce —Tibor R. Machan
- Hume and Smith on the Moral Psychology of Market Relations, Practical Wisdom, and the Liberal Political Order —Jonathan Jacobs
- Ethics without Profits —Douglas Den Uyl
- Is a Market for Values a Value in Markets? —Alexei Marcoux
- The Sloppiness of Business Ethics —Marianne Jennings
- The Business Ethics of Incarceration: The Moral Implications of Treating Prisons Like Businesses —Daniel D’Amico & Joseph Butt
Review Essay
Book Reviews
- Paul Bloomfield, ed.’s Morality and Self-Interest —Jonathan Jacobs
- Robert Levy and William Mellor’s The Dirty Dozen: How Twelve Supreme Court Cases Radically Expanded Government and Eroded Freedom —Timothy Sandefur
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Great to see Business ‘ethics’ being focused on.
Irfan’s review essay was a very good read! The book should, however, have paid a little more attention to the likes of R. C. Hoiles, founder of Freedom Newspapers and, especially, the Orange County (formerly Santa Ana) Register.
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