Staff Profile: Jennifer Roback Morse Ph.D.

Senior Fellow in Economics

Department:

Research

Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, Senior Fellow in Economics at the Acton Institute and regular contributor to National Review Online and The National Catholic Register, received her Ph.D. in economics from the University of Rochester. Until recently, she was a Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution. She has been on the faculty of Yale University and George Mason University, and is the author of Love and Economics: Why the Laissez-Faire Family doesn't work.

Commentary by this author


May 19, 2008	The Family is a Fiscal Issue
February 20, 2008	A Family Friendly Small Business Nightmare
November 21, 2007	Fighting AIDS with African Common Sense
July 03, 2007	Follow the Money: Stem Cells and Subsidies
May 22, 2007	Government Divides, Families Unite - Pope Leo XIII saw it coming
October 24, 2006	Micro-Finance: A Way Out of Poverty
September 19, 2006	Toxic Mortgages and Personal Responsibility
August 29, 2006	The Real Third Rail in Politics
May 16, 2006	Immigration Reform, French-Style
April 11, 2006	Marriage in the City
March 29, 2006	Marriage: A social justice issue
January 25, 2006	A Catholic Alternative to Europe's Social Model
November 23, 2005	There has to be a Better Way
October 18, 2005	Sin is Not Cost Effective
September 20, 2005	Whining is un-American
December 23, 2002	The Gift of Christmas
April 03, 2001	Can the Rich West Help the Third World?

International articles by this author


June 30, 2009	Caritas in Veritate: The Truth about Humanity

Journal of Markets & Morality articles by this author


Volume 5, Number 2	Review of "Economics As Religion: From Samuels on to Chicago and Beyond" by Robert H. Nelson	Fall 2002
Volume 1, Number 2	Review of "Rational Choice and Moral Agency" by David Schmidtz	October 1998

Religion & Liberty articles by this author


Volume 16, Number 3	Defending the Weak and the Idol of Equality	Summer 2006
Volume 8, Number 6	Who Puts the Self in Self-Interest?	November and December 1998
Volume 8, Number 2	Natural Law and Modern Economics	March and April 1998
Volume 5, Number 4	The Accumulation of Moral Capital	July and August 1995
Volume 4, Number 6	On A New Women's Movement: Going Beyond 'Having It All'	November and December 1994

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