THREE. The Economist in Civil Society

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
4. INTRODUCTION: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE COMMON GOOD? 1
5. PART I. ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY
6. ONE. Do You Like Economics? 17
7. TWO. The Moral Limits of the Market 33
8. PART II. THE ECONOMIST’S PROFESSION
9. THREE. The Economist in Civil Society 65
10. FOUR. The Everyday Life of a Researcher 80
11. FIVE. Economics on the Move 122
12. PART III. AN INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE ECONOMY
13. SIX. Toward a Modern State 155
14. SEVEN. The Governance and Social Responsibility of Business 174
15. PART IV. THE GREAT MACROECONOMIC CHALLENGES
16. EIGHT. The Climate Challenge 195
17. NINE. Labor Market Challenges 231
18. TEN. Europe at the Crossroads 265
19. ELEVEN. What Use Is Finance? 296
20. TWELVE. The Financial Crisis of 2008 326
21. PART V. THE INDUSTRIAL CHALLENGE
22. THIRTEEN. Competition Policy and Industrial Policy 355
23. FOURTEEN. How Digitization Is Changing Everything 378
24. FIFTEEN. Digital Economies: The Challenges for Society 401
25. SIXTEEN. Innovation and Intellectual Property 430
26. SEVENTEEN. Sector Regulation 455
27. EPILOGUE 481
28. NOTES 485
29. INDEX 551