A remarkable history of the idea of capitalism in Western thought–—from its origins in classical Greece and Rome and in medieval Christianity, through its flowering from 1700 to the present day—that examines the most significant thinkers who have influenced our views on how the market can (and should or should not) affect the way society is organized.
Capitalism is too complex a subject to be left to economists, and achieving a critical comprehension of it requires perspectives beyond those c...
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