Here’s a new commentary, published in the Business Ethics Journal Review. >>>
“What Limits Should Markets be Without?”, by James Stacey Taylor
Abstract: In Markets Without Limits Brennan and Jaworski defend the view that there are “no legitimate worries about what we buy, trade, and sell.” But rather than being a unified defense of this position Brennan and Jaworski unwittingly offer three distinct pro-commodification views—two of which are subject to counterexamples. This Commentary will clarify what should be the thesis of their volume and identify the conditions that any counter-example to this must meet.
Brought to you by:
Business Ethics Highlights 
Recent Comments