A new history of American political economy
Heavenly Exchange contends that Americans never understood the capitalist marketplace through rational economic theory alone. In navigating mysterious booms and busts, they also turned to a more transcendent vocabulary of spirits, miracles, and faith. Through spiritual biographies of political economists, this book recasts the vital role that religious ideas played in the American quest for a moral marketplace.
Under contract with Oxford University Press.
God's Marshall Plan
A fresh history of Protestant political theology
God's Marshall Plan tells the story of the Protestants who worked to reconstruct Germany out of the ruins of world war. Taking readers to Berlin and beyond, this book shows how the struggle for Germany's soul forged competing political visions for the postwar "West" that endure to this day.
Accessible via Oxford Scholarship Online.