Reassessing the Moral Economy

Chapter 1 Introduction: Reassessing Moral Economy

Chapter 2 The Popular Morality of Ancient Greek Commerce

Chapter 3 Early Medieval Property Transfers in Favour of the Church Between Religion and Economy

Chapter 4 Between Pietas and Usury: Dynamics of a Moral Economy in the Middle Ages

Chapter 5 Past the Limits of Usury: Jews and the Moral Economy of Moneylending in the Late Medieval German Territories

Chapter 6 The Moral Economy of Epidemics: Emergency, Charitable Institutions and Poor Relief in Early Modern Italian Plague Regulations

Chapter 7 Fiscality, Debt, and Moral Economy: The View from Florentine Civic Chronicles

Chapter 8 Moral Economists: The Jesuit Mission in Paraguay and the Idea of Economic Growth in Early Modern Times

Chapter 9 Profit Due to Christian Behaviour: The Moral Economy of the Moravian Church in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 10 Negotiating Religion, Moral Economy and Economic Ideas in the Late Ottoman Empire: Perspectives of Peasants and the Intelligentsia

Chapter 11 Leading a “Simple” Life in Modern Capitalism. The Moral Economy of Mennonite Consumption in Mid-twentieth-century America

Chapter 12 Tax Morale and the Church: How Catholic Clergies Adapted Norms of Paying Taxes to Secular Institutions (1940s–1950s)

Chapter 13 “Resort City? Why What Happened to Las Vegas, Sin City?”: Suburban America, Religious Groups, and the Moral Economy of Gambling in Las Vegas, 1945–1969

Chapter 14 Reassessing Moral Economies. Concluding Thoughts