Jerry Muller’s  books, articles, and current research are on the border between history, social science, philosophy, and public policy. He writes and teaches about a variety of historical and contemporary subjects, including capitalism; nationalism; conservatism; the history of social, political, economic, and religious thought; and modern German and Jewish history.

In Spring, 2024, The Journal of Applied Corporate Finance reprinted five of Jerry Muller's essays that put capitalism into broad historical, social scientific, and philosophical contexts. They are "The Neglected Moral Benefits of the Market"  "Capitalism and Inequality," "Nationalism and Capitalism," "The Threat of Democracy to Capitalism," and "Capitalism and the Jews Revisited." Click here for a .pdf file containing all five essays.

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