Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics
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An open-access scholarly journal publishing work at the intersection of philosophy and economics.
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Joined May 2020
Check out our newest issue: with a special issue on Intra- and Interpersonal Dilemmas in Ethics and Rational Choice, Obituaries for Daniel Ellsberg and Robert Solow and much much more freely accessible: https://t.co/OvNLFpzoYx
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Now on first view another book review: Gulzaar Barn reviews Jon D. Wisman’s (@jon_wisman) 'The Origins and Dynamics of Inequality: Sex, Politics, and Ideology'. https://t.co/orqjvUhs83
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Up next is a book review: Ulysse Lojkine (@ULojkine) reviews Branko Milanovic’s (@BrankoMilan) 'Visions of Inequality: From the French Revolution to the End of the Cold War'. https://t.co/UVHeEjeAIq
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Now on first view 'Economics, pluralism and democracy: An interview with Ha-Joon Chang' conducted by Teemu Lari (@TeemuLari): https://t.co/s6uPIvQQKd
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Up next is 'Freedom, State, and Market: the Real Worlds of Economic Planning' by Angus Hebenton and Martin O'Neill (@martin_oneill): https://t.co/Grj6pEoKGg
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Now on first view: 'Centralization Tendencies in Participatory Planning' by Hannes Kuch: https://t.co/R9L9EK552u. This is part of the upcoming special issue on Democratic Economic Planning.
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Check out this interview with Benjamin Mullins about EJPE:
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To inaugurate this year’s International Open Access Week, we interview Benjamin Mullins, editor of the Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics.
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There now is a Chinese translation of our 2021 interview with Ian Carter ( by Annalisa Costella (@CostellAnna) https://t.co/sMdrqG8QJh (the original English version can be found here https://t.co/KywGhWcu7J)
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Thank you to all the editors, and anonymous reviewers for their tremendous help and of course the authors for publishing with the EJPE.
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And last but not least a summary of his recently finished PhD titled What is Owed to the Losers of the Energy Transition? The Case of Fossil Fuel Reserve Owners by Rutger Lazou https://t.co/lk7txrOZpD
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Mark McAdam and Jan Robin Kleiner review tephen Engelmann’s Economic Rationality: What is Political Economy? Cambridge, UK: Polity, 2022 @politybooks
https://t.co/zRHdSZFNuN
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Camilla Barbieri and Matteo Boccacci review Federica Liveriero’s Relational Liberalism: Democratic Co-Authorship in a Pluralistic World https://t.co/XwWBRYvkMJ
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Benjamin Ferguson reviews: @MikeOtsuka How to Pool Risks Across Generations: The Case for Collective Pensions. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2023, viii + 109 pp. https://t.co/uHZB7Eivwa
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Mario Damborenea and Sieb Brouwer review @IngridRobeyns's Limitarianism: The Case Against Extreme Wealth @AllenLaneBooks
https://t.co/guXqqkELGK
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Lastly onto our book reviews and PhD summaries: Jeroen de Vries: Review of Thomas Nagel’s Moral Feelings, Moral Reality, and Moral Progress. @OUPPhilosophy
https://t.co/y1z2uJc5mm
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An obituary on Daniel Ellsberg by Ivan Moscati (@gaddus2016) and Carlo Zappia https://t.co/RYMgggGGsM
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An interview with Chrisoula Andreou by Tessa Super and Annalisa Costella https://t.co/nobn0gdGjX
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Continuing with our summer issue: A Critical Comment: Progressive-Era Racism and Another ‘Blaming the Victim’ Narrative:Thomas Nixon Carver’s “Make the Name ‘N*gger’ Honorable” (1905) by Luca Fiorito
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Carbon Offsets and Concerns About Shifting Harms: A Reply to Elson by Kian Mintz-Woo and Luke Elson's reply to Mintz-Woo https://t.co/L7BcObsJaq
https://t.co/9jR0npY9He
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