Resources - Steven McMullen

By Steven C. McMullen In Education

Teacher Turnover, Composition, and Qualifications in the Year-Round School Setting

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By Steven C. McMullen In Ethics

Against Inefficacy Objections

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What Does Christianity have to do with Economics? Three Approaches

This post was written for, and originally posted on, the Christian Scholar's Review Blog, available here. Since most faculty are trained in thoroughly secular universities and disciplines, it can take some work to figure out what difference Christian faith can have in the practice of…

Steven C. McMullenSeptember 11, 2020

Education General Economics

Can Higher Education Be Unbundled?

This is the fifth in a series on the economics of higher education. The first four posts in this series can be found here: Higher Education and Covid-19Why Emergency Cost Cutting in Higher Ed is So DamagingShould Colleges Merge?Why Colleges Will Not be Replaced by…

Steven C. McMullenAugust 18, 2020

Book Reviews Ethics

Review of Why Does Inequality Matter? By T. M. Scanlon

A shorter version of this review appeared in the journal Poverty and Public Policy. (Here is an ungated PDF). T. M. Scanlon has established himself as one of the most important contemporary scholars of distributive justice, and so his publication of Why Does Inequality Matter…

Steven C. McMullenAugust 11, 2020

Articles & Essays Ethics General Economics

COVID-19 and Economic Calculation

This is the editor's introduction to the Spring 2020 issue of Faith & Economics. The journal's copyright policy allows me to post it here, but if you want to reference or share my writing, refer back to the journal. PDF on Faith & Economics website.…

Steven C. McMullenJuly 10, 2020

Book Reviews Ethics

Review of: Beyond Stewardship

This review appears here in the Spring 2020 issue of Faith & Economics. Their copyright agreement lets me post the full review here, but if you want to share this, please reference it back to the journal. PDF on the Faith & Economics website. A…

Steven C. McMullenJuly 10, 2020

Education General Economics

Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education

This is the fourth in a series on the economics of higher education. The first three posts in this series can be found here: Higher Education and Covid-19Why Emergency Cost Cutting in Higher Ed is So DamagingShould Colleges Merge? Internet technologies have changed higher education…

Steven C. McMullenMay 27, 2020

Education General Economics

Should Colleges Merge?

This is part of a series on the economics of higher education in tough financial times. The other posts in this series, so far, are:Higher Education and Covid-19Why Emergency Cost Cutting in Higher Ed is So DamagingWhy Colleges will not be Replaced By Online Education…

Steven C. McMullenMay 9, 2020

Education General Economics

Why Emergency Cost-Cutting in Higher Education is so Damaging

This is the second in a short series on the economics of higher education. The other three posts are available here: Higher Education and the Covid-19 CrisisShould Colleges Merge?Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education It is now almost not worth documenting the…

Steven C. McMullenApril 30, 2020

General Economics

Higher Education and Covid-19

This post is the first in a short series on economics and higher education. The other posts in the series are available here: Why Emergency Cost-Cutting in Higher Education is so DamagingShould Colleges Merge?Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education The Covid-19 crisis…

Steven C. McMullenApril 27, 2020

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A New Direction for Kuyperian Economics

A recent small conference hosted by the Journal of Markets and Morality inspired me to work out an argument that I started thinking through as I read some recent work on Neo-Calvinist economic thought. The result is this paper. I am already aware that there…

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

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Can Baby Bonds Adress Historic Racial Injustice?

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Capitalism, Opportunity, the Welfare State, and Virtue

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Polarization and the Academy

This post first appeared on CSR's Christ Animated Learning Blog. One of the clearest conclusions we can take away from the 2020 election season is that political and ideological polarization has continued to be one of the most powerful forces in our social life. In…