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Volume 19, Number 1, 2009  

• Patricia Altenbernd Johnson: Building Coalitions Across Difference
• Alison Bailey: On Intersectionality, Empathy, And Feminist Solidarity: A Reply To Naomi Zack
• Gaile Pohlhaus, Jr.: Understanding Across Difference And Analogical Reasoing In Simpon's The Unfinished Project
• Penelope Ingram: Veiled Resistance: Algerian Women And the Resignification Of Patriarchal And Colonial Discourses of Embodiment
• Camisha Russell: Thin Skin, Thick Blood: Identity, Stability And The Project of Black Solidarity

• Christian Diehm
• Andrew Fitz-Gibbon
• Mark W. Westmoreland
• Sally J. Scholz
   

Volume 18, Number 1-2, 2009

• Joyce Zavarich, Revisioning Justice: The Justice Context for Understanding and Operationalizing Restorative Justice
• Howard Zehr, The Intersection of Restorative Justice with Trauma Healing, Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding
• Gordon Bazemore, Getting and Keeping It Real: Less than Perfect Restorative Justice Intervention and the Value of Small Connections
• Tom Cavanagh, Creating a New Discourse of Peace in Schools: Restorative Justice in Education
• DISCUSSION FROM THE IIRP

  Terry O’Connell, The Origins of Restorative Conferencing
  Laura Mirsky, Restorative Justice Practices of Native American Practitioners of the Southwestern United States
  Abby Porter, Restorative Conferencing in Thailand: A Resounding Success with Juvenile Crime
  Book Reviews:

  • Emily Barone
  • Gregory Hoskins
  • David C. Oughton

Volume 17, Number 2, 2008

• Gaudet, Matthew, From the Ashes: Jus Post Bellum and the Emergence of Kosovo
• Hunsinger, George, Torture is the Ticking Time Bomb: Why the Necessity Defense Fails
• Oughton, David, Religions and Peace: Globally and Locally
• Thompson, J. Milburn, Catholic Social Teaching and the Ethics of Torture
  Book Reviews:
  • John Berteaux
  • Carlo Filice
  • Lowell S. Gustafson

Volume 17, Number 1, 2008

• Gandolfo, David I., A Role for the Privileged? Solidarity and the University in the Work of Ignacio Ellacuria and Paulo Freire
• Kithikii, Agnes; Pagnucco, Ron; Vos, William,  A Case Study in Global Solidarity: The St. Cloud-Homa Bay Partnership
• Nielsen, Kai, Solidarity Ideally Conceived and Really Existing Solidarities
• Toton, Suzanne C., Solidarity Transforming a University, The UCA: A Case Study
  Book Reviews:
  • Paul Sheldon
  • Imtiaz Hussain

Volume 16, Number 2, 2007

• Phan, Peter C., Peacemaking and Reconciliation: Roman Catholic Teachings in the Context of Interreligious Dialogue
• Large, Ron, Righteous Resistance: The Religious Roots of Nonviolence in Mohandas Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Byrne, Sean; Cunningham, Christopher; Fissuh, Eyob;  Matic, Mislav;  Getting to Peace: The Role of the European Union Peace 1 Fund in Building the Peace Dividend in Northern Ireland
• Tobias, Saul, Affliction, Post-Secularism, and the Plight of Refugees
• Khatchadourian, Haig, Addressing Root-Causes of Global Terrorism
  Book Review:
  • Geoffrey Karabin

Volume 16, Number 1, 2007

• Simmons, Mary Beth, Revisiting Family
• Zavarich, Joyce, Transcending Barriers: An Engaging Encounter with Blood Done Sign My Name
• Lucia, Joe, Music, Imagination, History: Some Lessons from
• Tyson, Timothy B. Blood Done Sign My Name
• Little, Lawrence, Confronting the Lies: Blood Done Sign My Name and American Racism
• Titone, Connie, Trees of My Louisiana: Strong, Silent Branches of Memory
• Keita, Maghan, Signing in Blood: White Supremacy, White Privilege, and
• The Construction of Whiteness
• Nance, Teresa A., Re-Collecting the Past: Reflections on Blood Done Sign My Name
• Smith, Thomas W., Tyson’s Tragic Sensibility
• Lucky, Crystal J., Parents and Parking Lots-Taking Care of Children and
• Blood Done Sign My Name
• Eckstein, Rick, The Surprising Face of Racist Attitudes
• Tyson, Timothy B., Telling Stories Toward the Beloved Community

Vol. 15, Num. 2, 2006

• Berg, Michael S., On Earth As It Is In Heaven
• Heyer, Kristin, Prophetic and Conscientious Leadership: Advising U.S. Catholics in Political Life
• Windley-Daoust, Susan, "Putting Our Bodies on the Line": Comparing Embodied Active Nonviolence in Engaged Buddhism and Christian "Body Theology"
• Chamberlain, Gary L., Water Wars: Privatization and Public Goods
  Book Review:
  • Satya R. Pattnayak

Vol. 15, Num. 1, 2005

• Langan, S.J., Moral Goals: and Moral Dilemmas after an Unjust War
• McCarraher,  A Response to John Langan
• Ramanathapillai, Peace through War: The Contemporary Relevance of Hegel's Philosophy of War
• Izuzquiza, S.J., Athens and Jerusalem, or Bethlehem and Rome? John H. Yoder and Nonviolent Transformation of Culture
• Guyette, Anger and Christian Love: The Historical Search for Their Normative Relationship

Vol. 14, Num. 2, 2004

• Ballard, Just War In Afghanistan?
• Steck, Citzenship, And Globalization: Developing A New Framework For Theological Reflections On U.S.-Mexico Immigration
• Berkman, Eucharistic Reconciliation: Penitence, Punishment, And Worship
• Chamberlain, By The Sweat Of Their Brow: Sweatshops And The University

Vol. 14, Num. 1, 2004

• Massaro, Introduction: The Challenge Of Globalization To Social Ethics
• Rourke, Globalization: A Theological And Political Assessment
• Heffernan, Catholic Social Thought And Environmental Ethics In A Global Context
• Yuengert, The Right To Migrate And The Universal Common Good
• Graham, Trends In American Agriculture

Vol. 13, Num. 2, 2003

• Barbara E. Wall, Introduction: Catholic Peacemakers And Policy In Latin America
• Rose Gorman, Latin American Liberationist Approaches To Nonviolence: Ellacuria, Sobrino, Boff
• Kevin F. Burke, S.J., Archbishop Oscar Romero: Peacemaker In The Tradition Of Catholic Social Thought
• Joseph Betz, Ignacio Ellacuria, S.J. On The United States
• Rodolfo Cardenal, S.J., Ignacio Ellacuria: Justice, Human Rights, And Salvation
• Hugh Lacey, Ellacuria On The Dialectic Of Truth And Justice
• Robert H. Defina, Economic Policy And Peace

Vol. 13, Num. 1, 2003

• Barbara E. Wall, Introduction: Peacemakers Of The Catholic Tradition
• Robert Ellsberg, Dorothy Day: A New Kind Of Saint
• Margaret R. Pfeil, Active Nonviolence In Times Of War: The Witness Of Dorothy Day
• Lawrence S. Cunningham,  Thomas Merton: Monastic Peacemaker
• Darlene Fozard Weaver, Thomas Merton And The Moral Meaning Of Meekness
• Kishor Thanawala, Can Market Economy Promote The Common Good?

Vol. 12, Num. 2, 2003

• Edmund N. Santurri, Philosophical Ambiguities In Ostensibly Unambiguous Times: The Moral Evaluation Of Terrorism
• Charles M. A. Clark, The Challenge Of Catholic Social Thought To Economic Theory
• Theodore W. Nunez,  The Sustainable Development Of Catholic Social Teaching In World Risk Society
• Suzanne Toton, Liberating Justice Education: From Service To Solidarity
• Book Reviews:
  • James A. Bill And John A. Williams,  Roman Catholics And Shi'i Muslims: Prayer, Passion, And Politics.  Reviewed By Kail C. Elis
  • Science And Native American Communities:  Legacies Of Pain, Visions Of Promise, Edited By Keith James. Reviewed By Paul C. Rosier
  • Thomas C. Kennedy, British Quakerism, 1860-1920: The Transformation Of A Religious Community.  Reviewed By Kenneth B. Taylor

Vol. 12, Num. 1, 2002

• Stephen J. Pope, Catholic Social Thought And Civic Responsibility: The Importance Of The Parish For The Public Square
• Michael J. White, Religion And The Common Good
• Scott Davis, Humanitarian Intervention And Just War Criteria
• Margaret R. Pfeil, Correlating Social Sin And Social Reconciliation: Racism As A Test Case
• Ashley K. Fernandes, The Power Of Dissent: Pierce And Buck V. Bell

Vol. 11, Num. 2, 2001: Catholic Social Teaching

• Todd David Whitmore, Teaching And Living Practical Reasoning: The Role Of Catholic Social Thought In A Catholic University Curriculum
• John Langan,  Catholic Social Thought And The Business School Curriculum
• Barbara E. Wall,  Mission And Ministry Of American Catholic Colleges And Universities For The Next Century
• Dr. Thomas A. Bausch, The Role Of Catholic Social Thought In Catholic Education For Business: Making It Come Alive In Our Classrooms, Our Research, And Our Offices

Vol. 11, Num. 1, 2000

• Joseph E. Capizzi, Can Postmodern War Be Moral?  Questioning Discrimination And Proportioning Kosovo
• Stephen J. Pope, Faithful And Compassionate Intelligence: The Goal Of Service Learning  In Catholic Colleges And Universities
• Gary Chamberlain And Kathy Heffernan, Service, Justice And Power At The University: A Model For Justice Education
• John Hamer, God's Grace And Social Control In Appalachia

Vol. 10, Num. 2, 2000

• J. Milburn Thompson, Progressive Christians Should Not Oppose The Expansion Of Nafta
• Husam A. Mohamad,  Assessing The Impact Of Pan-Arabism On The Politics Of The Plo In Historical Context
• Steven Epley, Mortifying Pride And Celebrating Community: Thoughts Toward Teaching British Literature In A Christian College Setting
• Gerald W. Schlebach, In The Belly Of A Paradox: Reflections On The Dubious Service Of Reflecting On Service
• Mark C. Leaman, Religious Conscientious Objection And World War One

Vol. 10, Num. 1, 1999: Public Theology and the University

• Paul Danove, Public Theology: Presuppositions, Publics, And A Tentative Proposal
• Thomas Amorose, A Christian Rhetoric For The Public Sphere
• Paul Hanstedt, Process Theology: Developing Student Spiritualities At Diversified Academic Institutions
• Clarence W. Joldersma, Shared Praxis: A Pedagogy Of Hope For Public Theology
• Ruth Groenhout, Five Types Of Dissent
• Beth Hassel, Public Theology, The Eucharistm And Young Adults At Villanova
• L. Lamar Nisly, Driving Black Cars Or Transforming Society: Connecting Mennonite And Catholic Public Theology In The Classroom

Vol. 9, Num. 2, 1999: Social Criticism

• D. Stephen Long, Alasdir Macintyre And The Economy Of Ethics
• Joseph Grcic, Rawls And The Equal Worth Of Liberty: The Right To Political Leave
• Mark Chmiel, Public Intellectuals As Dissidents Or Commissars: A Study Of Chomsky's Social Criticism
• Albino Barrera, Mater Et Magistra And The Import Substitution Development Strategy

Vol. 9, Num. 1, 1998: Justice, Madness, and War

• Elaine R. Ognibene, "Much Madness Is Divinest Sense-": Madness And War In Pat Barker's Regeneration And Nora Okja Keller's Comfort Woman
• Stephen E. Lammers, Rescue And Victory In Just War Discourse
• Ronald E. Santoni, On The Existential Meaning Of War: A Response To Gelven
• Robert H. Craig, The Search For Justice In An Unjust World: John Macmurray And Criminal Justice

Vol. 8, Num. 2, 1998: Augustinian Politics and Political Liberalism

• Edmund N. Santurri, Rawlsian Liberalism, Moral Truth And Augustinian Politics
• David Dawson, Taking Metaphysical Compliments Seriously
• Jean Bethke Elshtain, An Unbridgeable Chasm
• Timothy P. Jackson, Prima Caritas, Inde Jus: Why Augustinans Shouldn't Baptize John Rawls
• Gilbert Meilaender, "The Things Relevant To Mortal Life": Divorcing Augustine From Rawls
• Michael J. White, Peace Or Justice?

Vol. 8, Num. 1, 1997: Violence

• David C. Barrows, The Horror! The Horror! Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome After Vietnam
• Daniel M. Bell, Jr., The Violence Of Love: Latin American Liberationists In Defense Of The Tradition Of Revolutionary Violence
• John D. Jones, How Basic Are Basic Needs?
• John Kultgen, William James'  "The Moral Equivalent Of War" At One Hundred 
• Book Reviews:
  • Paul Mojzes
  • Michael Sells

Vol. 7, Num. 2, 1997: Religion in Public Life

• Jim Baumohl, An Appraisal Of Revisionist Claims About Homelessness
• Bernard V. Brady, "Hear This, You Who Trample On The Needy": An Inquiry Into The Prophetic Form Of Moral Discourse
• Symposium On Ronald F. Thiemann: Religion In Public Life: A Dilemma For Democracy
  • M. Cathleen Kaveny, Thiemann And Public Argument
  • Edmund N. Santurri, Religion And Liberal Democracy
  • Cristina L. H. Traina, Thiemann As Theologian
  • D. Stephen Long, A Dilemma For Faith Communities?

• Book Reviews:
  • Kevin Delaney
  • Sandra Hinson
  • Satya R. Pattnayak
  • Nancy C. Sharts-Hopko

Vol. 7, Num. 1, 1996: Theology, Church and World

• Theresa Sanders, The Sacred Heart And The Church Of The Poor
• Richard Viladesau, Pacifism And Just War Theory In Evolutionary Perspective
• Todd David Whitmore, Abortion, Homosexuality, And Vicarious Redemptive Suffering: Why Being Right Is Not Sufficient
• Rev. Dr. James J. McCartney, The Social Implications Of Abortion
• Book Reviews:
  • Joseph Betz
  • Thomas Devaney
  • Owen R. Jackson, O.S.A.
  • Danne W. Polk
  • Daniel T. Regan
  • Miron J. Wolnicki

Vol. 6, Num. 2, 1995: Issues of Inequality

• Martin A. Asher And Robert H. Defina, Dulling The Sword Of Justice: The Decline Of Unionism And The Rise Of Inequality
• Renya Reed Wasson, Race, Ethnicity And  Homelessness
• Joseph Carcello, Rick Eckstein, And Cheryl Laz, Rhetoric And Reality: The Changing Glass Ceiling In Public Accounting
• Elaine R. Ognlbene, A Language Of Peace:  Virginia Woolf's Words As Catalyst
• Symposium Of The Bell Curve:
  • Peter Knapp, The Assault On Equality:  The Political Agenda Of The Bell Curve
  • Steven Krauss,  Journalistic Commentary On The Bell Curve
  • William Marks, Genetics And The Bell Curve
  • C. Colwell, Typology, Racism, And The Bell Curve

• Review Essay:
  • Hugh Lacey, The Legacy Of El Salvador's Murdered Jesuits
  • Death Foretold: The Jesuit Murders In El Salvador , Martha Doggort
  • Writings For A Liberation Psychology, Ignacio Martin-Baro
  • The Jesuit Martyrs Of El Salvador: Celebrating The Anniversaries, Joseph E. Mulligan, S.J.
  • Paying The Price: Ignacio Ellacurg'a And The Murdered Jesuits Of El Salvador, Teresa Whitfield

Vol. 6, Num. 1, 1995

• Sally J. Scholz, The Public/Private Dichotomy In Systemic Oppression
• Joel J. Kassiola, Why "Need-Blind" Admissions Is Inadequate: Justice Requires More Than Pretending To Be Blind To Inequality
• Seth Koven, Remembering And Dismemberment:  Crippled Children, Wounded Soldiers, And The Great War In Great Britain
• Eli Goldblatt, Van Rides In The Dark:  Literacy As Involvement In A College Literacy Practicum
• Book Reviews:
  • Ronald Paul Hill
  • Ann M. Lesch
  • Mark Chmiel
  • Irene Langran
  • Barbara E. Wall

Vol. 5, Num. 2, 1994

• Richard C. Bayer, The Living Wage: A Reinterpretation And Constructive Proposal
• Ron Pagnucco, Teaching About Agency And Structure In Nonviolent Social Change
• Janet C. Menard, Taming Aggressive Nationalism: Martin Buber's Idea Of Divine Mission
• Roger Bergman, Recent U.S. Perceptions Of Haiti And Haitians
• C. Colwell, Signs Of War: Myth, Media And The Selling Of Desert Storm

Vol. 5, Num. 1, 1993: Retrievals

• Douglas Sturm, A Prospective View Of The Bill Of Rights:  Toward A New Constitutionalism
• John Francis Burke, Cultivating Community Through Diversity: An Inductive, Hermeneutical Approach To Pluralism In Catholic Social Thought
• Denis E. Collins, S.J., Paulo Freire: His Continued Impact On Popular Education
• John Kultgen, Purging Our Nuclear Intentions
• Ron Large, Gandhian Swaraj: Moral Character And Social Vision

Vol. 4, Num. 2, 1992: Alternative Voices for Justice

• Patrick T. McCormick, The Changing Voice Of Catholic Social: Teachings: The Evolution Of A Conversation
• Kevin J. Cassidy, Transforming The Military-Industrial Complex: Using The Social Thought Of Juergen Habermas To Understand And Respond To The Power Of The Pentagon In American Life
• Ray C. Russell, Democracy’s Imbroglio
• Edward Terrar, Repenting The Quincentennial? A Study In Maryland Catholic History
• Nadine Foley, O.P., The Prophetic Role Of Women In Evangelization
• Rick Clifton Moore, Pacifism As Narrative In The Mass Mediated Community

Vol. 4, Num. 1, 1992: Metaphors and Movements

• Colleen E. Kelley, Beyond Peace As Not War: The Search For A Transcendent Metaphor
• Leo J. Penta, Organizing And Public Philosophy: The Industrial Areas Foundation
• Charles F. Howlett, Workers Education And World Peace: The Case Of Brookwood Labor College
• Gerard A. Vanderhaar, The International Catholic Peace Movement: A Brief Recent History
• Book Reviews:
  • Paul J. Weithman
  • Robert Vanden Burgt
  • Fred Carrier
  • James Stormes, S.J.
  • Joseph Betz
  • Patricia O’donnell, S.S.J.
  • Patricia Benson, O.P

Vol. 3, Num. 2, 1991: Catholic Social Teaching — Rerum Novarum 100 Years Later

• Jon Sobrino, S.J., The Cost Of Speaking The Truth: The Martyrs Of Central America, El Salvador
• Thomas A. Shannon, Rerum Novarum: A Century Of Social Teaching
• Daniel Regan, The Genesis Of Rerum Novarum: A Reflection
• Amata Miller, I.H.M., Catholic Social Teaching — What Might Have Been If Women Were Not Invisible In A Patriarchal Society
• Judith Dryer, The Evolving Teaching On Peace Within Roman Catholic Hierarchical Thought
• Jane Regan, Interpreting Social Justice Documents Rerum Novarum As Case Study
• Most Reverend Walter F. Sullivan, Rerum Novarum: A U.S. Experience

Vol. 3, Num. 1, 1991: From Swords to Plowshares

• Susan Dion, "The FBI Surveillance Of The Women's International League For Peace And Freedom, 1945-1963"
• Corbin Fowler, National Security Based On Extremism
• Kevin Cassidy, Real Security: Ending The Arms Race Through Economic Conversion And Common Security
• S. Muthuchidambaram, From Swords To Plowshares:  Military Keynesianism And The Problem Of Economic Conversion In The U.S.A.
• Karen J. Warren, Towards A Feminist Peace Politics
• Mary Briody Mahowald, What Are The Connections Betweenconcern For The Environment, Feminism And Peace?
• Stephen G. Post, The Interdependence Of Generations

Vol. 2, Num. 2, 1990: Politics and Economics in a Changing World

• Jens Langer, "Get With It!" The Ability Of Systems And   Their Components To Operate And Cooperate
• Miron Wolnicki, The Decolonization Of Poland
• Leonard Swidler, Christian-Marxist Dialogue: An Uneven Past-A Reviving Present-A Necessary Future
• Hugh Lacey, Understanding The Aspirations Of The Central American Liberation Movements
• W M. D. Lindsey, The English Industrial Revolution And Third-World Development: Critical Reflections On The Paradigm
• Susan R. Grayzel, Teaching Women S Peace Studies: Thinking About Motherhood, War And Peace
• Book Reviews:
  • Roger S. Gottlieb
  • Elizabeth Bettenhausen
  • Stephen J. Casey
  • Robert H. Craig

Vol. 2, Num. 1, 1990: Women and Social Justice

• Diana Pearce, The Feminization Of Poverty
• Brenda A. Wnesus, Feminist Theory And Economic Fact: Philosophical Reflections On Liberalism Feminism
• Arthur F. Mcgovern, Women In Latin American Liberation Theology
• Sandra M. Schneiders, The Risk Of Dialogue: The U.S. Bishops And Women In Conversation
• Book Reviews:
  • Vincent M. Burns, Blessed Are The Peacemakers: Biblical Perspectives On Peace And Its Social Foundations
  • Bernard T. Adeney, Thomas Merton On Nuclear Weapons
  • Ruth L. Smith, Women And War
  • Stephen E. Lammars, A Peace Reader: Essential Readings On War, Justice, Non-Violence And World Order
  • Thomas A. Shannon, Justice, Peace And Human Rights
  • Gordon C. Zahn, Peace And Revolution: The Moral Crisis Of American Pacifism

Vol. 1, Num. 2, 1989: Economic Justice and Economic Rights

• Nancy S. Barrett, Social Justice For Poor Women
• John Spagnolo, New York S Housing Policy And "Homelessness"
• William Werpehowski, Justice And Sociality: A Study Of Three Debates In Christian Ethics
• Ronald Duska, The U.S. Bishops And Capitalism: An Unstable Alliance
• Tony Smith, Are Entrepreneurial Profits Prima Facie Deserved?

Vol. 1, Num. 1, 1988: The Nuclear Arms Race and Strategies for Peace

• John Immerwahr, The Future Of Us-Soviet Relations:  A Public Perspective
• Ronald E. Santoni, Just War, Pacifism, And The Myth Of Controllability
• Lyle V. Anderson, "Unintended" Nuclear War: The American Cosmos And Global Chaos
• Paul W. Diener, Nuclear Deterrence: Pro & Con
• Samuel A. Richmond, A Cumulative Peace Action Strategy