Steven C. McMullen

Professor / Economist / Writer
Professor of Economics
Hope College
Fellow
Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics
Associate Fellow
Kirby Liang Centre for Public Theology

Curriculum Vitae

Steve McMullen is a professor of economics at Hope College, executive editor of the journal Faith & Economics, host of the podcast Faithful Economy, fellow at the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, and Associate fellow at the Kirby Liang Centre for Public Theology. He received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is the author of Animals and the Economy (Palgrave Macmillan 2016), co-author of Digital Life Together: The Changing Landscape of Christian Schools (Eerdmans 2020), and coauthor of Should Wealth Be Redistributed: A Debate (Routledge 2022). His research interests include inequality, consumerism, education policy, animal and environmental ethics, and theology.

Prostitution, State Violence, and Economic Opportunities: A Response to McMullen EthicsGeneral EconomicsPoverty and InequalityUncategorized

Prostitution, State Violence, and Economic Opportunities: A Response to McMullen

This is a guest post by Scott Cunningham, an Economist at Baylor University, in response to my post about the legalization of prostitution, available here. The context for this conversation is a podcast episode from last year, in which I interviewed Scott about his empirical…