The Routledge handbook of philosophy, politics, and economics

Part I: Framworks -- PPE as an intellectual enterprise / Geoffrey Brennan and Geoffrey Sayre-McCord -- On models and their uses / James Johnson -- Complexity / Fred D'Agosino -- PPE in Marx's materialist conception of history / Vanessa Wills -- Feminist theory / Ann E. Cudd -- Part II: Decision-making -- Game theory / John Thrasher -- Four structures of intransitive preferences / Luc Bovens -- Theories of choice behavior / Sudeep Bhatia -- Rule-following / Erik O. Kimbrough and Bart J. Wilson -- Implicit bias and decision-making / Lacey J. Davidson -- Part III: Social structures -- Social norms / Ryan Muldoon -- Institutions and institutionalism / C.M. Melenovsky -- Property / Bas van der Vossen -- Corporations in our polity / Amy J. Sepinwall -- Polycentricity / Vlad Tarko -- Part IV: Markets -- The advantages of markets / Matt Zwolinski -- Exploitation / Vida Panitch -- The meaning of markets / Brookes Brown -- Gender and the divison of labor / Gina Schouten -- Housing markets / Kristina Meshelski -- Part V: Economic systems -- Capitalism / Peter Boettke -- Socialisms / Samuel Arnold -- Property-owning democracy / Alan Thomas -- Social democracy / Jeppe von Platz -- Corruption / Michael C. Munger -- Part VI: Distributive justice -- Property rights and justice in holdings: A Libertarian perspective / Eric Mack -- High liberalism / Samuel Freeman -- Institutionalism, injustice, and personal responsibility / Kok-Chor Tan -- Social justice / Maeve McKeown -- Justice across borders / Serena Parekh -- Part VII: Democracy -- In defense of epistocracy: Enlightened preference voting / Jason Brennan -- Voting rules / Itai Sher -- Enabling informed and equal participation / Thomas Christiano -- What, if anything, can justify limiting workers' voice? / Lisa Herzog -- Social trust / Karen S. Cook and Jacob Reidhead.