Economics

In the present volume, the manifold practice of biblical exegesis is taken up methodically and transferred into an integrative overall model of textual interpretation. Students receive the fundamental “tools” for a scholarly, reflective treatment of New Testament texts and their receptions.

The present 13th edition of the casebook, now edited by Alexander Thiele, has been thoroughly revised and updated. The focus is now more strongly on institutional EU law.

This guide to a scholarly exegesis of Old Testament texts is designed especially for students without knowledge of Hebrew. At the same time, it introduces theology students who do know Hebrew to the established methods.

Diagnoses of a widespread »irrationality« of private households in financial matters belong to the standard repertoire of financial self-help literature. Philipp Neeb traces the historical emergence of expectations of rationality within this genre and, from a sociological perspective, exposes their latencies and consequential problems.