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The Hedgehog Review
The Phantom Economy
Vol. 12, No. 2 (Summer 2010)
From the Editors
THE PHANTOM ECONOMY
The Madoff Affair and the Casino Economy
Robert Jackall
Caitlin Zaloom
The Great Mortification: Economists’ Responses to the Crisis of 2007–(and counting)
Philip Mirowski
Joseph E. Davis
A Bibliographic Review of the Financial Crisis, 2007–2009
Madeline Chiavini, Colleen Kelly, and Matthew Panhans
BOOK FORUM: SHOP CLASS AS SOULCRAFT
Agency Versus Autonomy
Matthew B. Crawford
How Not to Let a Crisis Go to Waste
Albert Borgmann
Autonomy as Necessity, Agency as Compensation
Richard Stivers
Dimensions of Freedom
Gordon Marino
Crawford Responds
ESSAYS & SHORT TAKES
The American Jewish Revival of Musar
Geoffrey Claussen
Tuned In
Waking Up in a Contentious World
Thomas DeGloma
Historic Peace Churches
interview
A Conversation with Artist Karen Parker Lears on “Swansquarter: The Wound-Dresser’s Dreaming”
Jennifer L. Geddes
BOOK REVIEWS
Peter Demerath’s Producing Success
Reviewed by Murray Milner, Jr.
Renée C. Fox and Judith P. Swazey’s Observing Bioethics
Reviewed by Leigh Turner
Casey Nelson Blake’s (ed.) The Arts of Democracy and
Louise C. Johnson’s Cultural Capitals
Reviewed by Kristine K. Ronan
Alain Ehrenberg’s The Weariness of the Self,
Laura D. Hirshbein’s American Melancholy, and
Pam Stavropoulos’s Living under Liberalism
Reviewed by David Healy
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