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Cardus Policy in Public: Vol. 1, No. 2 - Justice
The second regular issue of CPIP, featuring:
FEATURE: "Less Law, More Order: The practical benefits, regardless of views on human nature" by Eleanor Clitheroe
RESPONSE: "But that's not justice" by Tim Egan
BOOK REVIEW: "World of Faith and Freedom: Why International Religious Liberty is Vital to American National Security" by Thomas F. Farr, reviewed...
Your Values & Your Dollars . . . Do They Connect?
thINK #5 is about money and about personal values, and how they matter to each other.
New foundations and university chairs starting springing up everywhere, jumping on the ethics, honesty, transparency and fairness bandwagons. And there's no doubt that this was a good thing, especially in a North American culture that's more willing every day to overlook...
Social Architecture
Recorded live at the Ottawa, Ontario relaunch of Cardus—October 16, 2008.
Civic, social, cultural and economic flourishing requires a new and different arrangement of social institutions. The last two generations have increasingly built
an undifferentiated society—meaning, simply, we naturally default to fewer and fewer institutions to solve...
God and the Global Economy
April 16-17, 2010 (Vancouver, British Columbia)
On April 16-17 Cardus and the Marketplace Institute, Regent College will host some of the best thinkers and practitioners in international political economy and theology to respond to the Pope’s encyclical, Caritas in Veritate. These responses will continue to refine and expand on the dialogue that the Pope has created through this important document,...
