The market of virtue : morality and commitment in a liberal society / Michael Baurmann.
2002
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Author
Title
The market of virtue : morality and commitment in a liberal society / Michael Baurmann.
Uniform Title
Markt der Tugend. Selections. English
Published
The Hague ; New York : Kluwer Law International, [2002]
Call Number
JC571 .B329 2002
ISBN
9041118748 (alk. paper)
Description
ix, 167 pages ; 25 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)50285319
Note
Partial translation of: Der Markt der Tugend. Recht und Moral in der liberalen Gesellschaft, translated from the German by Ruth Zimmerling.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [153]-163) and index.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: A Vision of Liberalism
Ch. 1
Utility-Maximization and Commitment to Norms
ILearning From Max Weber
31
IIThe Model of a Dispositional Utility-Maximizer
40
Ch. 2
Norm-Commitment and the Emergence of Norms
IPersonal Norms as Instruments of Self-Control, Rules of Thumb, and Virtue
47
IICooperative Enterprises as Norm-Generating Situations
54
Ch. 3
Deception and Trust
IAppearance and Reality
65
IIDispositional Utility-Maximizers as 'Sensible Knaves'
65
IIIThe Costs and Risks of Deception
67
IVThe Personal Costs of Deception
68
VPersonal Integrity as an Individual Good
70
VIThe Personal Risks of Deception
74
VIIAgain: the Costs and Risks of Deception
80
VIIIDeception in Co-Operative Enterprises
80
Ch. 4
Moral Point of View and Moral Identity
IRegional and Global Social Orders
93
IIThe Scope of Morality and Virtue: Universalism or Particularism?
94
IIISubstantial and Contingent Norms
99
IVSubstantial and Contingent Norms From a Norm-Giver's Point of View
101
VSubstantial and Contingent Norms From an Entrepreneur's Point of View
104
VIPower and Social Control
112
VIIMoral Identity
117
VIIIThe Dispositional Utility-Maximizer as a 'Moral Person'
125
Ch. 5
The Market of Virtue
IMorality, Public-Spiritedness and the Workings of the Invisible Hand
129
IIIs the Existence of a Market of Virtue Possible?
132
IIIIs the Emergence of a Market of Virtue Possible?
135
IVThe European Miracle
137
VThe Vision of Liberalism and Its Critics
140
VIThe Vision of Liberalism and the Market of Virtue
142
VIIThe Myth of Community
148
Bibliography
153
Index of Names
165