On the cover:
Beroud, Louis (1852–1930)
Central Dome of the World Fair in Paris 1889
Location: Paris, Musée Carnavalet
Source: Musee Carnavalet /Wikimedia Commons
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| Modern Christian Social Thought | |
| Jordan J. Ballor |
| Settling the "Social Question": Three Variants on Modern Christian Social Thought | |
| Marinus Ossewaarde |
| The Pontificate of Leo XIII (1878–1903) and the Encyclical Rerum Novarum | |
| Joseph M. de Torre |
| Continuity and Res Novae in the Encyclical Letter Caritas in Veritate | |
| Manfred Spieker |
| Benedict XVI as Social Realist in Caritas in Veritate | |
| Barry Keating, Maryann O. Keating |
| Caritas in Veritate and the Market Economy | |
| Paul Oslington |
| Marching for Morals: Early Struggles in the Dutch Christian Worker Movement | |
| Peter van Dam |
| Syb Talma: A Dutch Christian Socialist | |
| Gerard van Krieken |
| Taming the Beast: The Long and Hard Road to the Christian Social Conference of 1952 | |
| Rolf van der Woude |
| The Two Kingdoms and the Social Order: Political and Legal Theory in Light of God’s Covenant with Noah | |
| David VanDrunen |
| Review Essay: The Philosophical Foundations of Bavinck and Dooyeweerd | |
| Eduardo J. Echeverria |
| Nine Libertarian Heresies Tempting Neoconservative Catholics to Stray from Catholic Social Thought | |
| Daniel K. Finn |
| “Nine Libertarian Heresies”— A Response to Daniel K. Finn | |
| Anthony E. Santelli II |
| Finn’s “Nine Libertarian Heresies” and Mueller’s First Lemma | |
| John D. Mueller |
| A Response to Santelli and Mueller | |
| Daniel K. Finn |
| “Nine Libertarian Heresies”— A Surresponse | |
| Anthony E. Santelli II |
| “Nine Libertarian Heresies”—A Final Surresponse | |
| John D. Mueller |
| Review of "Christian Perspectives on the Financial Crash" edited by Philip Booth | |
| Kenneth P. Poirier |
| Review of "The Kuyper Center Review, Volume 1: Politics, Religion, and Sphere Sovereignty" edited by Gordan Graham | |
| David W. Hall |
| Review of "Rethinking Poverty: Income, Assets, and the Catholic Social Justice Tradition" by James P. Bailey | |
| Emil Berendt |
| Review of "Desire, Market and Religion" by Jung Mo Sung and "No Rising Tide: Theology, Economics, Individualism and the Economic Order and the Future" by Joerg Rieger | |
| Matthew Hisrich |
| Review of "Remember the Poor: Paul, Poverty, and the Greco-Roman World" by Bruce W. Longenecker | |
| Edd S. Noell |
| Review of "Modern and American Dignity: Who We Are as Persons, and What Difference That Means for Our Future" by Peter Augustine Lawler | |
| Daniel J. Mahoney |
| Review of "Reformed Mission in an Age of World Christianity: Ideas for the Twenty-First Century" edited by Shirley J. Roels | |
| Jordan J. Ballor |
| Review of "A Public Faith" by Miroslav Volf | |
| Greg Forster |
| Review of "Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction" by Richard Mouw | |
| John Halsey Wood Jr. |
| Review of "Kapitalismus—Eine Liebeserklärung: Warum die Marktwirtschaft Uns Allen Nützt" by Ulrich Chiwitt | |
| Evan Miracle |
| Review of "Intellectual Property Law: Economic and Social Justice Perspectives" edited by Anne Flanagan and Maria Lilla Montagnani | |
| Thomas A. Hemphill |
| Review of "The Moral Rhetoric of Political Economy: Justice and Modern Economic Thought" by Paul Turpin | |
| Paul A. Cleveland |
| Review of "Milton Friedman" by William Ruger | |
| Julio H. Cole |
| Review of "Heavenly Merchandize: How Religion Shaped Commerce in Puritan America" by Mark Valeri | |
| Kevin E. Schmiesing |
| Luigi Taparelli and a Catholic Economics | |
| Thomas C. Behr |
| Critical Analysis of the First Concepts of Social Economy (1857) | |
| Luigi Taparelli d'Azeglio, SJ |
| Abraham Kuyper and the Continuing Social Question | |
| Harry Van Dyke |
| Christ and the Needy (1895) | |
| Abraham Kuyper |
| Contributors | |
| JMM Staff |
| JMM 14.2 (Fall 2011) | |