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Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner is a researcher of social ethics, history, and political economy as well as an activist and organizational leader. He has served as Affiliate Research Fellow of Philosophy, Religion and Economics (LCC International University), professor of organizational behavior and economics (University of the People), professor of economics (Western Dakota Technical Institute), Academic Dean and Director of Institutional Effectiveness, and as a board member of several nonprofits and cooperatives. Hübner’s research has been published by Routledge, Springer Nature, Oxford University, Palgrave MacMillan, Wiley-Blackwell, Taylor & Francis, University of Toronto Press, SAGE, the American Academy of Religion, and other scholarly venues in a variety of fields spanning the humanities and social sciences.
Production for the common good: a case for Christian cooperatives.”.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Journal of religious leadership, 20(2), p. 41-72., 2021.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Journal of Religious Leadership, 2021.
Anti-reductionist christian philosophy in the twentieth century: Owen Barfield and Neo-Calvinists.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Pro Rege, 49(3), p. 25-40., 2021.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Bible Translator, 2021.
The emphatic hypernegation that was(n't): revisiting omicron u mu eta and New Testament translation in light of research and contemporary linguistics.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Bible translator, 72(1), p. 61-84., 2021.
The five Ls: a practical guide for helping loved ones heal after trauma. Rapid City,
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Other author(s): Banzhaf, S.
South Dakota: Hills Publishing Group., 2021.
One-And-A-Half-Cheers, But Not Three: A Concise and Critical Review of 'Just Capitalism.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Christian Libertarian Review, (3), 126-143., 2020.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Faith and Economics, 2020.
Critical Reflections on Claar and Forster’s The Keynesian Revolution and Our Empty Economy.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Faith & Economics, (75), 51-68., 2020.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Faith and Economics, 2020.
The Diversity of Contemporary Reformed Theology: A New Encyclopedic Introduction with a Case Study.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Canadian American Theological Review, (8-2), pp. 44-102., 2019.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Rapid City: Hills Publishing Group, 2018, 2018.
“The Anatomy of Nationalism: A Fresh Appraisal Based on Recent Case Studies.” Libertarian Papers 10:2 (2018):137-177.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Libertarian Papers , 2018.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Canadian American Theological Review, 2018.
“Obstacles to Change: Overcoming the Hurdles of the State Apparatus in Higher Education.” The Journal of Religious Leadership 15:1 (2017):16-56.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Journal of Religious Leadership, 2017.
“Revisiting αὐθεντέω in 1 Timothy 2:12: What Do the Extant Data Really Show?” The Journal for the Study of Paul and His Letters 5:1 (Spring, 2015):41-70.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Journal for the Study of Paul and His Letters , 2015.
Book Review: Cooperatives in the global economy].
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Capital & class, 47(1), 2023.
Book Review: The capital order: How economists invented austerity and paved the way to fascism
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Capital & class, 47(2), 329-331, 2023.
Book review: The Routledge handbook of feminist economics
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Journal of International Women's Studies, 25(1), 1-3. , 2023.
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