P-ISSN 1098-1217
E-ISSN 1944-7841
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2001January 01, 2001 EDT
Statement of Principles for Economic Personalism
Statement of Principles for Economic Personalism
Center for Economic Personalism,
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2001
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2001
- Economic PersonalismStephen J. Grabill
- What Is Economic Personalism? A Phenomenological AnalysisGloria L. Zúñiga
- The Context of Economic PersonalismKevin E. Schmiesing
- The Finn—Gronbacher DebateGabriel J. Zanotti
- "Christian" EconomicsFrancis Woehrling
- The Ethical Foundation of the Market Economy: A Reflection on Economic Personalism in the Thought of Luigi SturzoFlavio Felice
- Nature and Grace: The Theological Foundations of Jacques Maritain's Public PhilosophyEduardo J. Echeverria
- On the Concept of TransitionEnrico Colombatto
- Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Congress for the Development of Economic Personalism August 9-12 Grand Rapids, MichiganCongress Proceedings
- Moderators Opening RemarksSamuel Gregg
- The Affirmation of Genuine Human DignityMarc 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 PersonalismRichard Bayer
- Catena sive Umbilicus: A Christian View of Social InstitutionsJohn Bolt
- Reply to John Bolt's 'Catena sive Umbilicus: A Christian View of Social Institutions'Gary Quinlivan
- Know Thy Limits: The Noneconomics of AbundanceMark Broski
- Reply to Mark Broski's 'Know Thy Limits: The Noneconomics of Abundance'Gloria L. Zúñiga
- Economic LibertyPaul A. Cleveland
- The Primacy of CultureGregory R. Beabout
- Reply to Gregory Beabout's 'The Primacy of Culture'Kevin E. Schmiesing
- Statement of Principles for Economic PersonalismCenter for Economic Personalism
- Review Essay: "Challenging the Modern World: John Paul II/Karol Wojtyla and the Development of Catholic Social Teaching" by Samuel GreggGregory 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
Personalism, Center for Economic. 2001. “Statement of Principles for Economic Personalism.” Journal of Markets & Morality 4 (2).