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Volume 66, Issue 3

September 2019

Special Issue: Martin Luther’s Heritage in Modern Economics and Social Sciences

Issue Editors:

Luigino Bruni,
John Milbank

7 articles in this issue

Martin Luther and the different spirits of capitalism in Europe
Luigino Bruni
John Milbank
Editorial 01 June 2019 Pages: 221 - 231
Martin Luther and the making of the modern economic mind
Philipp Robinson Rössner
Research Article Open access 07 August 2018 Pages: 233 - 248
Discerning the role of the Church in relation to economic life: a perspective from the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Steven C. van den Heuvel
Research Article 26 July 2018 Pages: 249 - 263
Economic ethics according to Luther: towards a dialogue between economics and theology
Michael Borowski
Research Article 30 July 2018 Pages: 265 - 276
Luther and Bonhoeffer on the social ethical meaning of justification by faith alone
Patrick Nullens
Research Article 09 August 2018 Pages: 277 - 291
Individual and social fides: the contribution of Reformation to the ontology of economics
Emilio Di Somma
Research Article 02 March 2019 Pages: 293 - 304
‘Ordo’ versus ‘Ordnung’: Catholic or Lutheran roots of German ordoliberal economic theory?
Troels Krarup
Research Article 06 April 2019 Pages: 305 - 323