Political economy as natural theology: Smith, Malthus and their followers

Keyphrases

• Political Economy 100%
• Natural Theology 100%
• Malthus 100%
• Economic History 33%
• Public Policy 16%
• Social World 16%
• Dominant Discourse 16%
• Economists 16%
• English-speaking Countries 16%
• Early 20th Century 16%
• Role of Religion 16%
• Economic Activity 16%
• Christian Theology 16%
• University Policy 16%
• Edmund Burke 16%
• Mid-19th Century 16%
• Path Breaking 16%
• Early 19th Century 16%
• Contemporary Theology 16%
• History of Science 16%
• Adam Smith 16%
• Divine Goodness 16%
• T.R. Malthus 16%
• Josiah Tucker 16%
• British Universities 16%
• Richard Whately 16%
• Isaac Newton 16%
• Robert Boyle 16%
• William Whewell 16%
• Interdisciplinary Dialogue 16%
• 18th-19th Centuries 16%
• Divine Power 16%
• William Paley 16%
• Francis Bacon 16%
• British Public 16%
• Policy Debate 16%

Arts and Humanities

• Malthus 100%
• Political Economy 100%
• Natural Theology 100%
• Religion 33%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Discourse 16%
• Suffering 16%
• Contemporary 16%
• Divinity 16%
• Tradition 16%
• demise 16%
• Goodness 16%
• English-speaking countries 16%
• Edmund Burke 16%
• Theological Issues 16%
• Contemporary Theology 16%
• Adam Smith 16%
• Francis Bacon 16%
• British universities 16%
• Inter-disciplinary dialogue 16%
• William Whewell 16%
• Isaac Newton 16%
• Robert Boyle 16%
• William Paley 16%
• Circle 16%
• Tension 16%
• Government Policy 16%
• Theoretical Framework 16%
• Twentieth Century 16%
• Christian Theology 16%
• Economic History 16%

Social Sciences

• Natural Theology 100%
• Nineteenth Century 40%
• Government Policy 20%
• Twentieth Century 20%
• University Policy 20%
• Economic History 20%
• History of Science 20%