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Volume 16, Number 2, 2007

Articles in this issue include:

• 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

Articles in this issue include:

• 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