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Economics typically conjures images of financial trends and bustling stock exchanges, yet its roots lie in managing households. This perspective has been championed by Anne-Marie Slaughter and Elizabeth Garlow, who …
Reimagining Economics: Prioritising Care in Societal Well-being Read More
Easter eggs, often crafted from chocolate, hold more significance than mere sweetness; they represent a blend of tradition and indulgence. People are aware of the steep prices, accepting them as …
The Price of Easter Eggs: A Sweet Dilemma in Economics Read More
In 1776, Adam Smith reflected on international trade and tariffs in his seminal work, “Wealth of Nations,” asserting, “What is prudence in the conduct of every private family, can scarce …
Tariffs: Lessons from History on Free Trade Principles Read More
Sir Isaiah Berlin, born on June 6, 1909, in Riga, Latvia, is celebrated as a leading British philosopher and historian of ideas, especially recognised for his profound contributions to political …
The Legacy of Sir Isaiah Berlin: A Beacon in Political Philosophy and Liberty Read More
In his seminal work, Human Action: A Treatise on Economics, Ludwig von Mises proposes that enlightened self-interest, not love, underpins social cooperation. He argues that individuals collaborate not out of …
The Role of Love in Economics: Challenging Conventional Wisdom Read More
In an era dominated by mysterious algorithms and rampant misinformation, trust has become a paradox—both a commodity and a dilemma. “Trust Issues,” curated by the insightful Nina Chkareuli Mdivani, showcases …
Navigating Trust: An Exploration at Kornfeld Galerie in Berlin Read More
In a vibrant celebration marking the end of “Ghana Month,” the Global Evangelical Church’s Vision Chapel in Adidome showcased the rich cultural traditions of the Anlo, Vedome, and Tongu people. …
GEC Vision Chapel Celebrates Ghana Month with Cultural Showcase Read More
The enchantment surrounding Philip Glass’ opera, Akhnaten, lies perhaps in its connection to remarkable historical figures, notably Nefertiti, showcased in Berlin’s Pergamon Museum. The premiere of Barrie Kosky’s new production …
Exploring Opulent Minimalism in Kosky’s Akhnaten Production Read More
For over a century, moral psychology and economics have evolved in parallel lanes, rarely intersecting. In contrast, historical giants like Adam Smith and Karl Marx blended these realms, linking moral …
Reconnecting Morality with Political Economy: Insights for Policymakers Read More
In the serene corridors of Oak Trace, a continuing care retirement community in Downers Grove, IL, David Jones, a former Presbyterian pastor, ignites conversations about pressing social issues. Since a …
Fostering Compassion and Curiosity: David Jones’ Current Events Group at Oak Trace Read More