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Letter: Welcome Refugees into Ottawa County EthicsGeneral Economics

Letter: Welcome Refugees into Ottawa County

In anticipation of the vote by the Ottawa County Commission regarding the resettlement of refugees, I wrote this letter. Because this same debate is happening in counties all over the country, I share it here publicly. Dear Commissioners, In the coming week, you will all…
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Steven C. McMullenJanuary 26, 2020
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Is a Vegan Diet Scalable? Animal EthicsUncategorized

Is a Vegan Diet Scalable?

I was recently contacted by a person inquiring about whether vegan diets are scalable. Given what I wrote about how expensive veggie burgers are, it is a legitimate question. If the Beyond Burger costs $3 for each patty, how is this realistic for most of…
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Steven C. McMullenJanuary 23, 2020
Property, Regulation, and Endangered Species Conservation Animal EthicsChapter

Property, Regulation, and Endangered Species Conservation

Today is the release date for The Routledge Handbook of Animal Ethics, edited by Bob Fischer. I am pleased to have contributed a chapter to this excellent collection. Having written and spoken about species conservation a number of times, I think this chapter is the…
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Steven C. McMullenDecember 18, 2019
Middle-Class Wage Stagnation? EthicsGeneral Economics

Middle-Class Wage Stagnation?

Don Boudreaux, in a short essay for AIER, makes the case that while hourly wages are stagnant since the 1970's, people are actually better off. Let me take a minute to note that he is a little bit right, and also misses the boat. The…
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Steven C. McMullenJuly 29, 2019
New Book in Progress: Should Wealth Be Redistributed?: A Debate with James Otteson Ethics

New Book in Progress: Should Wealth Be Redistributed?: A Debate with James Otteson

I am happy to announce that Jim Otteson and I have just signed a contract with Routledge to work on Should Wealth Be Redistributed?: A Debate. The book will be a part of a new series, Little Debates about Big Questions, in which scholars engage…
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Steven C. McMullenJuly 23, 2019
Book Review: Fall by Neal Stephenson Book ReviewsFiction

Book Review: Fall by Neal Stephenson

Have you ever entertained the idea that we could "download" ourselves into a computer and then keep living in a digital world? Yeah, me too. What I imagine with great discomfort, Neal Stephenson brings to life in his latest book. The book starts with a…
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Steven C. McMullenJuly 21, 2019
Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 5 Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral EconomicsPapers & PresentationsUncategorized

Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 5

This post is the fifth in a series about ethics, theology, and critiques of economic methodology. Each post is a portion of an early draft of a paper that is forthcoming in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Here is a table of contents for the…
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Steven C. McMullenJune 25, 2019
Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 4 Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral EconomicsPapers & PresentationsUncategorized

Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 4

This post is the fourth in a series about ethics, theology, and critiques of economic methodology. Each post is a portion of an early draft of a paper that is forthcoming in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Here is a table of contents for the…
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Steven C. McMullenJune 25, 2019
Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 3 Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral EconomicsPapers & PresentationsUncategorized

Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 3

This post is the third in a series about ethics, theology, and critiques of economic methodology. Each post is a portion of an early draft of a paper that is forthcoming in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Here is a table of contents for the…
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Steven C. McMullenJune 25, 2019
Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 2 Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral EconomicsPapers & Presentations

Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 2

This post is the second in a series about ethics, theology, and critiques of economic methodology. Each post is a portion of an early draft of a paper that is forthcoming in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Here is a table of contents for the…
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Steven C. McMullenJune 25, 2019
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  • Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians. Part 1 June 25, 2019
  • Is a Vegan Diet Scalable? January 23, 2020
  • Review of Why Liberalism Failed September 16, 2020
  • Why are Veggie Burgers so Expensive? April 5, 2019
  • Review of The Politics of Virtue by John Milbank and Adrian Pabst July 13, 2017

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