'Scholars interested in public religion will benefit from this book's detailed portrait of three religious bodies' economic discourse. Around the world, many people view at least some aspects of global market relations critically. How would religious spokespeople generate more discussion about the morality of the global economy? Reynolds's book has given us important starting points for inquiring further.' Paul Lichterman, American Journal of Sociology
Introduction; 1. Producing market discourse; 2. Too flawed for reform: the Canadian Christian struggle for an alternative economic order; 3. Covenants and treaties: PCUSA's evolving trade policy; 4. Dialogue and development: the Costa Rican Catholic response to CAFTA; 5. The political and economic discourse of religious communities; 6. Encouraging religious communities to promote the common good.