The Roots of Western Finance: Power, Ethics, and Social Capital in the Ancient World

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The Roots of Western Finance: Power, Ethics, and Social Capital in the Ancient WorldIn The Roots of Western Finance: Power, Ethics, and Social Capital in the Ancient World, Thomas K. Park and James B. Greenberg take an anthropological approach to credit. They suggest that financial activities occur in a complex milieu, in which specific parties, with particular motives, achieve their goals using a form of social, cultural, or economic agency. They examine the imbrication of finance and hidden interests in Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt,

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