This Festschrift, "The Human in the Market," is a distinguished collection of essays honoring the profound contributions of Georg Bergler. It delves into critical aspects of economic thought, exploring the intricate relationship between humanity and market dynamics, alongside crucial considerations of market ethics and broader economic philosophy. This volume offers invaluable perspectives for scholars and practitioners alike.
Explore Adam Smith's moral philosophy through a historical and contemporary perspective, delving into its profound influence on markets, law, ethics, and culture. This analysis provides essential historical context for understanding modern economics and the enduring relevance of Smith's ideas on societal structures.
Explore the intricate interplay of values within economic systems, examining how gift economy ethics influence hospitality and market dynamics. This analysis delves into the moral economy principles that guide interactions, from the generosity of gift-giving to the structured exchanges of the marketplace, highlighting the ethical dilemmas and frameworks essential for sustainable and fair practices.