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P-ISSN 1098-1217
E-ISSN 1944-7841
Articles
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2001January 01, 2001 EDT

Catena sive Umbilicus: A Christian View of Social Institutions

John Bolt,

Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2001

Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2001
  • Economic Personalism
    Stephen J. Grabill
  • What Is Economic Personalism? A Phenomenological Analysis
    Gloria L. Zúñiga
  • The Context of Economic Personalism
    Kevin E. Schmiesing
  • The Finn—Gronbacher Debate
    Gabriel J. Zanotti
  • "Christian" Economics
    Francis Woehrling
  • The Ethical Foundation of the Market Economy: A Reflection on Economic Personalism in the Thought of Luigi Sturzo
    Flavio Felice
  • Nature and Grace: The Theological Foundations of Jacques Maritain's Public Philosophy
    Eduardo J. Echeverria
  • On the Concept of Transition
    Enrico Colombatto
  • Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Congress for the Development of Economic Personalism August 9-12 Grand Rapids, Michigan
    Congress Proceedings
  • Moderators Opening Remarks
    Samuel Gregg
  • The Affirmation of Genuine Human Dignity
    Marc D. Guerra
  • Reply to Marc Guerra's 'The Affirmation of Genuine Human Dignity'
    Ricardo F. Crespo
  • The Social Nature of the Human Person in Economic Personalism
    Richard Bayer
  • Catena sive Umbilicus: A Christian View of Social Institutions
    John Bolt
  • Reply to John Bolt's 'Catena sive Umbilicus: A Christian View of Social Institutions'
    Gary Quinlivan
  • Know Thy Limits: The Noneconomics of Abundance
    Mark Broski
  • Reply to Mark Broski's 'Know Thy Limits: The Noneconomics of Abundance'
    Gloria L. Zúñiga
  • Economic Liberty
    Paul A. Cleveland
  • The Primacy of Culture
    Gregory R. Beabout
  • Reply to Gregory Beabout's 'The Primacy of Culture'
    Kevin E. Schmiesing
  • Statement of Principles for Economic Personalism
    Center for Economic Personalism
  • Review Essay: "Challenging the Modern World: John Paul II/Karol Wojtyla and the Development of Catholic Social Teaching" by Samuel Gregg
    Gregory R. Beabout
  • Reply to Paul Cleveland's 'Economic Liberty'
    Stephen J. Grabill
  • Reply to Richard Bayer's 'The Social Nature of the Human Person in Economic Personalism'
    Eduardo J. Echeverria
Journal of Markets & Morality
Bolt, John. 2001. “Catena Sive Umbilicus: A Christian View of Social Institutions.” Journal of Markets & Morality 4 (2).
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