Economic Growth vs. Human Well-Being: An Interview with John Cobb

In an interview, John Cobb, a professor of theology and one of the founders and past presidents of the Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, discusses his interest in economic theory, economics in relation to theology and in relation to the environment, and how Christian and Buddhist beliefs relat...

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Published in:Buddhist-Christian studies 1998-01, Vol.18, p.77-86
Main Authors: Adeney, Frances S., Muck, Terry C., Cobb, John
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Buddhism
Christianity
Cobb, John
Economic benefits
Economic globalization
Economic growth theories
Economic resources
Economic theory
Economics
International economics
Religion
The Buddhist-Christian Studies Interview
Theology
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Summary:In an interview, John Cobb, a professor of theology and one of the founders and past presidents of the Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, discusses his interest in economic theory, economics in relation to theology and in relation to the environment, and how Christian and Buddhist beliefs relate to these topics.
ISSN:0882-0945
1527-9472
DOI:10.2307/1390438