Just Financial Markets?

A serious Oxford University Press academic collection that does exactly what it sets out to do: apply rigorous political philosophy to the question of whether financial markets can be just. The interdisciplinary breadth is genuinely impressive, and the 2008 crisis motivation gives it real stakes. This is university-level reading — not a book for general audiences — and some reform proposals will feel dated seven-plus years on, but for graduate students and policy professionals in financial ethics, it remains a credible reference.