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Edmund Newell
Shifting paradigms
Revd Canon Edmund Newell is Sub-Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, formerly Research Fellow in Economic History at Nuffield College Oxford.
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Tim Leunig
Understanding the financial crisis
Dr Tim Leunig teaches at the London School of Economics. He has advised government, parliament and all three of Britain's main political parties. As well as the current financial crisis, his areas of expertise include pensions, transport, and housing.
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Guy Treweek
Wealth Creation? The ethics of making money
Guy Treweek is Assistant Curate of St Peter, Black Lion Lane, Hammersmith. Before ordination he worked in the City as a fund manager.
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Philip Goodchild
A Christian theology of money
Philip Goodchild is Professor of Religious Studies and Head of the Department Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Nottingham.
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Catherine Cowley
Usury in the 21st century: interfaith discussion
Catherine Cowley, Associate Director of the Heythrop Institute, with Peter Oppenheimer, Student (Fellow) of Christ Church Oxford and President of the Oxford Centre of Hebrew and Jewish Studies, and Tarek El Diwany, Editor of Islamic Finance.
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Malcolm Brown
Local responses to economic downturns
Revd Dr Malcolm Brown is Director of Mission and Public Affairs for the Church of England.
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Michael Northcott
Sustainable development & the credit crunch
Michael Northcott is Professor of Ethics at the University of Edinburgh. He is an ordained Anglican Priest, a trustee of the Fair Trade organisation Traidcraft, Honorary Canon of Liverpool Cathedral and Fellow of the Centre for Human Ecology.
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Valpy Fitzgerald
Implications of the credit crunch on global poverty reduction
Valpy Fitzgerald is Professor of International Development at Oxford University. He is Roman Catholic with interest from a faith perspective.
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John Atherton
Theology & political economy in the 21st century
Revd Dr John Atherton is Senior Research Fellow at the William Temple Foundation and former Canon Theologian at Manchester Cathedral.
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