This seminar may be of interest to undergraduate students (in any discipline) who have taken at least one introductory economics course, graduate students, or others that work with discourses about economic life. It invites participants into a conversation in which the content of introductory economics courses are considered in light of the Bahá’í teachings and learning of the community in its efforts for social transformation. The aim is to encourage coherent thinking as students encounter ideas that are less than fully aligned with the Revelation and with the needs of the age.
