Winter - 2005

Journal of Catholic Social Thought
Volume 2 – Number 1

Introduction

Catholic Social Thought and Globalization
  Robert DeFina, Villanova University

Globalization: An Address
to the Pontifical Academy of the Social Sciences
  John Paul II

The Contribution of John Paul II's Pontificate

Twenty-Five Years of Pope John Paul II’s
Pontificate and Globalization
  Most Reverend Celestino Migliore, Apostolic Nuncio,
  Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations

Economic Perspectives on Globalization

Greed is not Enough:
Some Insights on Globalization from Catholic Social Thought
  Charles Clark, Saint John’s University

Globalization and Economic Justice:
A Social Economist’s Perspective
  Kishor Thanawala, Villanova University

Unintended Consequences and the Principle of Restoration Retrieved
  Albino Berrera, O.P., Providence College

Global Inequality and Global Policy
  James K. Galbraith, University of Texas

Social and Political Perspectives on Globalization

Political and Moral Implications of Global Capital Mobility
  Jeff Faux, Economic Policy Institute

Globalization: What about Women and Children?
  Amata Miller, I.H.M., Saint Edward’s University

Catholic Social Teaching and Globalization:
End of Empire and the Step to Earth Community
  David Korten, Positive Futures Network

Resource Wars: The New landscape of Global Conflict
  Michael Klare, Five College Consortium, Hampshire College

Theological Perspectives on Globalization

Catholic Social Teaching and Globalization
  Michael Crosby, O.F.M.Cap.

Judging the Juggernaut: Toward an Ethical Evaluation of Globalization
  Thomas Massaro, S.J., Weston Jesuit School of Theology

Book Reviews

The Cultures of Globalization
  Lowell Gustafson, Villanova University

Gender and Globalization
  Margaret Pfeil, University of Notre Dame

Ecology and Globalization
  Paul Rosier, Villanova University

EXPECTED PUBLICATION DATE:
JANUARY, 2005