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Mark Hoipkemier

Mark Hoipkemier

Mark Hoipkemier is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia. His current book project is called “Beyond Price: The Market, the Corporation, and the Common Good.”

You can find more of his work online at https://markhoipkemier.wordpress.com.

Coworkers

For Love or Money: Business as a Formative Community

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We often fail to see that business is a morally formative mode of solidarity even as it also serves as a means to prosperity. Aristotle might describe it as a “friendship of utility.” Respecting the communal form of the business firm, which is essential to its productivity, demands a deeper vision of the proper goals and just governance of businesses.
Common Good

Where (Not) to Begin with the Common Good

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The common good is the flourishing of a community qua community. Every community is built around a common end, which is simply that it excel, in justice, as whatever kind of emergently real community it is. The common good is primarily a practical idea, but if our starting point is too practical we are apt to miss the challenge that the common good poses to the modern political imaginary. On the other hand, a starting point that is too metaphysical will fail to engage the real questions of common life.
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