Jamin
Hübner, Th.D.
Affiliate, Research Professor
From: United States
At LCC Since: 2019
Key Areas
- Cooperative Economics
- Christian Religion (Emphases on Gender, Economics, New Testament, and Contemporary Fundamentalism)
- Economic History (Emphases on Capitalism, Colonialism, and Socialism)
Bio
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner (BA, MA, MS, ThD) is a scholar of religion, economist, activist, and organizational leader. He loves planning, building, synthesizing, and teaching, and currently serves as a professor of economics at the University of the People (global), a Research Fellow and faculty member at LCC International University (Klaipėda, Lithuania), and board member of the Breadroot Natural Foods Cooperative (Rapid City, South Dakota; the ancestral lands of the Oceti Sakowin/Sioux). Throughout his career he has served as an econ professor at Western Dakota Technical Institute, and an Associate Professor, VP of Academic Affairs, and Director of Institutional Effectiveness in liberal arts higher ed. Hübner’s writing and research has been published by Routledge, Wiley-Blackwell, University of Toronto Press, the American Academy of Religion, Eisenbrauns, SAGE, and other scholarly venues in a variety of fields spanning the humanities and social sciences. He has also served on a variety of boards, program committees and as a referee and editor for several academic journals. With Jessica, a licensed psychotherapist and vintage reseller, they make their home in the (stolen) Black Hills of South Dakota alongside their two rescue dogs, Shosta and ζωή, and two tarantulas, Qoheleth and Hevel. They enjoy reading, thrifting, hiking, tea and coffee, and learning languages. Jamin also enjoys table tennis, gardening, and writing.
Publications
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
The Journal of Religious Leadership, 2021.
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 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.
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.
Faith and Economics, 2020.
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.
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.
“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.
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Rapid City: Hills Publishing Group, 2018, 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.
Publications
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.
Book Review: Cooperatives in the global economy].
LCC author(s): Jamin Hübner, Th.D.
Capital & class, 47(1), 2023.
From: United States
At LCC Since: 2019