Summer  - 2005

Journal of Catholic Social Thought
Volume 2 – Number 2

Principles and Practices of Subsidiarity:
The Meaning of Subsidiarity for the Law

SUBSIDIARITY AND THE LIBERAL STATE

Subsidiarity and the Provision of the Public Good:
The Limits of Pluralism in the Liberal State
       Robert Vischer, St. John's University

Subsidiarity and the Use of Faith-Based Organizations in the Fight Against Poverty
       Susan Stabile, St. John's University

Subsidiarity and the School Finance Debate
        Michael Moreland, Williams Connelly

SUBSIDIARITY AND THE BUREAUCRATIC STATE

Subsidiarity in Modern Public Administration
        Lorenza Violini, University of Milan

The Principle of Subsidiarity and the Critique of the Bureaucratic Mediation of the Public Good
         Patrick Brown, Seattle University
 
SUBSIDIARITY AND THE CORPORATION

Susidiarity and Employee Participation in Corporate Governance
         Michael Lower, University of Manchester (UK)

Two Cheers for the Multinational?
Subsidiarity and Corporate Governance
         Gerald Russello, Seton Hall University

Comments on Lower and Russello
         Mark Sargent, Villanova University

SUBSIDIARITY AND FEDERALISM

The Prospect of a Subsidiarity-Based Judicial Federalism
          Philip Pucillo, Ave Maria University

Subsidiarity and the Federalization of Street Crime
           John Stinneford, University of Dayton

The Universal Common Good and the Foundations of International Law
         Paolo Carozza, University of Notre Dame