Editorial Introduction

Valentin Cojanu

The Journal of Philosophical Economics, 2007, vol. 1, issue 1, 5-8

Abstract: This Journal comes out from a barely disguised, though deep, anxiety about the way we, the economists, may improve the ways of providing meaningful explanations for what makes and does not make sense in such economic developments as prosperity, globalisation, material imbalances, labour relations, or common property. These issues are usually resuscitated under contemporary labels such as “feminism”, “environmentalism”, “Marxism”, or “liberalism”. However, it can be argued that these issues have represented in fact recurrent threads of economic thinking dating back to ancient times.

JEL-codes: A11 Y20 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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