Winter - 2006

Journal of Catholic Social Thought
Volume 3 Number 1

INTRODUCTION 

 Catholic Social Thought and Racism
    Barbara Wall, Villanova University 
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Toward a Catholic Understanding of American Multiculturalism
    David Cochran, Loras College
    ABSTRACT 

HISTORICAL AND THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

Disturbing Aesthetics of Race
    Shawn Copeland, Boston College 
    ABSTRACT

Thomas Merton on Racism in America: A View from the Margins
    Albert Raboteau, Princeton University
   ABSTRACT

Affirming Imago Dei: Implications of the Black Catholic Congress Movement’s Reception  of Rerum Novarum no. 32 for Moral Reasoning in Suffering
    Laurie Cassidy, Trinity College
    ABSTRACT

Racism and Caste: Catholic Social Thought & the Asian Context
    Peter Phan, Georgetown University 
    ABSTRACT

RACISM IN SOCIETY

Race, Poverty and Public Policy
    Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University
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Why Housing Segregation Still Matters
    Douglas Massey, Princeton University 
    ABSTRACT

Response: Why Housing Segregation Still Matters
    Robert DeFina, Villanova University 

Catholic Social Teaching, Racial Reconciliation and Criminal Justice
    John Dilulio, University of Pennsylvania 
   ABSTRACT

Comment: Race, Crime and Criminal Justice
    William Waegel, Villanova University 

RACISM AND EDUCATION

Race and Education: K-12
    Gary Orfield, Harvard University
    ABSTRACT

A Vocation of Space: A Responsible and Necessary Challenge to U.S. Catholic Education in the 21st Century
     H Alberto Lopez Pulido, University of San Diego
    ABSTRACT

Educating Christians to Confront Racism
    Hosffman Ospino, Boston College
    ABSTRACT

BOOK REVIEW  ESSAYS

 Multicultural Education, race and Catholic Social Teaching
    Edward Fierros, Villanova University

 Perspectives on Catholic Social Teaching
    Barbara Wall, Villanova University

 RESOURCES

 Catholic Social Teaching and Racism: A Bibliography
   Christopher M. Janosik, Villanova University
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