SCLL 160

American Political Economy.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · UGRD · Fall 2026

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How does the economic system shape citizens? This course explores the relationship between markets and morals through the writings of thinkers ancient and modern. Students will examine debates over property, labor, and inequality from ancient ethics to modern social science, and consider how they inform public discourse today. The course pays particular attention to the development of American economic systems. By studying both critics and defenders of commercial society, the course invites reflection on what it means to balance prosperity, justice, and the common good.

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