Accepted Papers
JOHN A. RYAN INSTITUTEAccepted Papers and Respondents, ordered alphabetically
Kevin Ahern
The Role of International Catholic Organizations in Promoting the Gospel in the “Community of Nations”
Prof. Dr. Everaldo Gaspar Lopes de Andrade
La Dimensión Ético-Cultural del Trabajo Humano en el Contexto del Concilio Vaticano II. La Redención del Trabajo Libre y del Ocio Criativo en la Posmodernidad
Dr. Javier Aranzadi del Cerro
The Person: Center and Objective of Economic Life
Margaret Atkins
Clarifying 'The Common Good'
Gil Baile
The subject of Gaudium et spes: Reclaiming a Christocentric Anthropology of the Human Person
Sr. Laura Baritz, O.P., and Tamás Kocsis
On Realizing the Principles of Gaudium et spes in a Post-Communist Country: Searching for Christian Entrepreneurs and Roots of Individuals in Hungary at the Time of Globalization
Albino Barrera, O.P.
Gaudium et spes and Catholic Ethics in Post-Industrial Economics: Indirect Employers and Globalization
Michael D. Beaty
Protestant Free Church Christians and Gaudium et Spes: An Historical and Philosophical Perspective
Peter Bisson, S.J.
Gaudium et Spes and Post-Conciliar Catholic Social Practice: Scrutinizing the Jesuit Experience in the Light of the Ascension
Philippe Bordeyne
L’appel a la justice face au desir d’etre plus home. L’Apport de Louis-Joseph Lebret a la redaction de Gaudium et spes
Oleg Bresky
Perception of Gaudium et spes in Arragement of East Europe
Russell A. Butkus, PhD, and Steven A. Kolmes, PhD
Global Climate Change and the Church in the Modern World: A Sign of the Times
Gregory J. Coulter
Gaudium et spes: Atheism, Culture and Christian Faith
Robert H. DeFina and Barbara Wall
Economic and Philosophical Reflections on Private Wealth
Séverine Deneulin
Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach to Development and Gaudium et spes: On Political Participation and Structural Solidarity
Dr. Bernard D'Sami
The Impact of Gaudium et spes on the Social Mission of the Church in Asia with Particular Reference to Catholic Students and Workers Movements
Peter Alexander Egom
The Economic Road to Justice in Africa
Peter Alexander Egom
Response to Daniel Finn and Salvador June P. Lalisan
Roberto M. Estévez - Spanish | English
Cultura, Valor de la Cultura y Crisis de la Cultura
Christine M. Fletcher
Trinitarian Theology, Equality, and Social Ethics: A Study of Sayers and LaCugna
Raphael Gallagher, C.Ss.R.
From Concilar Test to Moral Contexts: The Methodological Challenge of Gaudium et spes
Stefano Alberto & Alessandro Gamba
Justice and Justification: The New Life in Christ
Mateo Garr, S.J.
Gaudium et spes and the Struggle for Human Rights in Peru
Sean Healy, S.M.A. and Brigid Reynolds, S.M.
Rooting the Catholic Social Thought Perspective in the National Consciousness and in the Development of Social Policy: An Irish Experience
Peter J. Henriot, S.J.
A Church in the Modern World of Africa: The Zambian Experience
Douglas V. Henry
Why We Can't Wait - Freedom, the Protestant Free Church, and Gaudium et spes
Dr. Peter E. Hodgson
Energy for the People of the World: Reflections on Gaudium et spes
Sheila Hollins
Forgotten People – Examining Issues of Justice and Social Inclusion with Respect to People with Intellectual Disabilities
Thomas Hong-Soon Han
Ecological Solidarity Between Catholicism and the Asian Religions
Prof. Mag. Ernest König
Contribution of the Conference of International Catholic Organizations (CICO)
Salvador June P. Lalisan, Ed.D.
The Couples for Christ Movement: A Model for Authentic Social Action Grounded Within the Framework of Catholic Social Doctrine
Alejandro Llorente
Algunos Aspectos del Pensamiento Sobre el Don Como Camino Necesario de la Economía Reflexiones a la Luz de Gaudium et spes 35
David B. Lowry and S. Prakash Sethi
Creating a Just Society in an Economically and Technologically Integrated World: The Role of the Church in Social and Economic Justice in the 21st Century
Daniel R. Lynch
Technology and Catholic Social Thought
E. Malinvaud
The Duty of Democracies to Care More About Intergenerational and International Solidarities
Laurent Marbacher
Gaudium et spes: An Invitation to Dialogue with the World
Marilyn Martone, PhD
Gaudium et spes Suggests a Change in Moral Imagination to Ensure the Just Treatment of Women
Martin McKeever C.Ss.R.
God’s Justice? Right reason? Justice and rationality in Catholic Social Teaching in the light of Alasdair MacIntrye’s conception of traditions of enquiry
John Milbank
Liberality versus Liberalism
Wilson D. Miscamble, C.S.C.
Gaudium et spes and Catholic Politicians—Some American Case Studies
Jude Njoku
Gaudium et spes and the Changes in Socio-Economic Thinking: Forty Years After
Richard O'Connor, D.D., P.P.
Gaudium et spes: Its Reception
Emmanuel Franklyne Ogbunwezeh
African Poverty and Social Justice: A Socio-Ethical Appraisal of Gaudium et spes vis a vis the Contemporary Socio-Economic and Political Challenges of Sub-Saharan Africa
J.-Robert Ouimet
How Spirituality in Management Works to Reconcile Human Well Being with Productivity and Profits
Roberto Papini
Jacques Maritain e eil Concilo Vaticano II
Nicoletta Parisi and Sabrina Carciotto
International Governance between Participation and Legality
Rev. John T. Pawlikowski, OSM, Ph.D
Gaudium et Spes and Dignitatis Humanae: Are They in Conflict: Reflections in light of the Current Controversy Regarding Catholicism and Politics
Moris Polanco
Gaudium et spes and the Ecological Awareness of Our Time
Charles J. Reid, Jr.
Protection of Rights and the Maxims of the Law: From Gratian to Gaudium et spes and Beyond
Patrick Riordan, S.J.
Civil Society, Popular Political Culture, and the Church
Dr. Stephan Rothlin S.J.
Catholic Social Teaching is Our Distinctive Feature: A Challenge for Catholic Institutions in the Asian Context
William F. Ryan, S.J., PhD
The Legacy of Gaudium et Spes in Canada (1965-1990)
Elizabeth Salas
Person and Gift According to Karol Wojtyla
Richard Schenk, O.P.
Officium signa temporum perscrutandi. New Encounters of Gospel and Culture in the Context of the New Evangelization.
Michael J. Schuck
Parenting the Church: Mothers, Fathers, and Roman Catholic Social Thought
Sr. Katarina Schuth, O.S.F.
Transmission of the Catholic Social Teaching in Gaudium et spes: The Role of Seminaries in Preparing Knowledgeable Priests
Scott M. Thomas
Whose Development, Which Rationality: Gaudium et spes, Catholic Social Thought, and International Development Policy After MacIntyre
Amelia J. Uelmen
Toward a Theory of Justice within Trinitarian Theology: The Case for Duty to Rescue
Werner Wolbert
“Honoranda atque promovenda” (GS 63) On Respect, Protection and Promotion of Human Dignity
