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Interrupting capitalism : Catholic social thought and the economy / Matthew A. Shadle.

BX1795.E27 S53 2018

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Format:: Book
Author/Creator:: Shadle, Matthew Allen, 1979- author.
Contributor:: Class of 1924 Book Fund.
Language:: English
Subjects (All):: Catholic Church--Doctrines.; Catholic Church.; Economics--Religious aspects--Catholic Church.; Economics.; Capitalism--Religious aspects--Catholic Church.; Capitalism.; Liberation theology.; Theology, Doctrinal.
Physical Description:: x, 380 pages ; 25 cm
Place of Publication:: New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2018]
Contents:: 1 Interrupting Capitalism p. 1; Secularization, Pluralization, Individualization p. 4; The Religious and the Secular p. 4; Disembedding the Social Spheres p. 6; The Postmodern Condition p. 9; The Church in a Postsecular Time p. 13; 2 Three Theses for a Catholic Vision of Economic Life p. 14; A Theology of Interruption p. 14; A Communitarian Catholic Vision p. 20; Critical Realism and Institutional Economics p. 23; Critical Realism p. 25; Institutional Economics p. 27; 3 Reconstructing Europe's Economy p. 31; The Aftermath of the War p. 32; Keynesianism p. 34; Varieties of Capitalism in Postwar Europe p. 35; Social Democracy p. 36; Organicist Capitalism p. 38; The German Social-Market Economy p. 40; The Integration of Europe p. 43; The Consumer Society p. 45; 4 Social Catholicism and Christian Democracy p. 49; Social Catholicism p. 49; Social Catholicism in the Nineteenth Century p. 50; Initial Responses to Inregralism p. 51; Secularization and De-Confessionalization p. 53; Christian Democracy p. 55; Sources and Successes p. 56; The Christian Democratic Platform p. 57; 5 Modern Catholic Social Thought: Maritain and Chenu p. 62; Jacques Maritain p. 62; The New Christendom p. 62; The Humanist Economy p. 65; Strengths and Weaknesses p. 68; Marie-Dominique Chenu, O.P. p. 70; The Socialization of Work p. 70; The Incarnation and Worldly Autonomy p. 72; Strengths and Weaknesses p. 75; 6 The Aggiornamento Framework p. 78; The Autonomy of Earthly Affairs p. 79; Authentic Humanism p. 82; Grace in History p. 84; The Role of the Church p. 87; 7 The Aggiornamento Framework's Economic Vision p. 90; An Aggiornamento Economic Model p. 90; The Organicism of the Aggiornamento Framework p. 91; An Opening to the Left? p. 94; Development in the Global South p. 99; The Rise of the Global South p. 99; Theories of Development p. 101; The Aggiornamento Framework and Development p. 104; 8 Liberation Theology in Latin America p. 108; A Time of Hope and Despair p. 108; Chile p. 109; Brazil p. 112; EI Salvador p. 114; The Ecclesial Context for Liberation Theology p. 115; Gustavo Gutiérrez p. 119; The Irruption of the Poor p. 120; Integral Liberation p. 122; Ignacio Ellacuría p. 124; Salvation in Historical Reality p. 124; The Crucified People p. 127; 9 Liberation Theology and Social Analysis p. 129; Dependency Theory p. 129; Liberation Theology and Dependency Theory p. 130; The Limitations of Dependency Theory p. 132; Marxist Social Analysis p. 134; Social Structures p. 135; Praxis and Class Conflict p. 141; Liberation Theology: A Theology of Continuity p. 144; 10 American Social Catholicism and the US Economy p. 150; The Libetal American Economy p. 151; American Social Catholicism p. 156; The Transformation of the US Economy p. 159; The Economic Crises of the 1970s p. 159; Reaganomics p. 163; 11 Progressive Catholicism in the United States p. 167; The Progressive Catholicism of David Hollenbach p. 168; The Perils of Pluralism p. 168; The Dignity of the Person and Human Rights p. 169; The Common Good p. 171; The Principle of Subsidiarity p. 173; The Role of the Church p. 174; Strengths and Weaknesses p. 175; The US Bishops' Pastoral Economic Justice for All p. 180; The Theology of Economic Justice for All p. 180; The Economic Vision of Economic Justice for All p. 183; A New American Experiment p. 184; 12 Neoconservative Catholicism in the United States p. 187; Democratic Capitalism p. 187; The Market as an Institution p. 188; The Common Good p. 190; The "Communitarian" Market p. 191; Capitalism and Religious Faith p. 191; Strengths and Weaknesses p. 194; Praxis and Structure p. 195; What Is Democratic Capitalism? p. 198; Theological Criticisms p. 201; 13 The Early Teaching of John Paul II p. 205; The Philosophy of Karol Wojtyla p. 207; Self-Determination and Praxis p. 208; Participation p. 209; Human Work p. 211; The Objective and Subjective Dimensions of Work p. 211; The Priority of Labor and Worker Participation p. 213; Structures of Sin p. 215; What Are Structures of Sin? p. 215; Structures of Sin and Solidarity in the Global Economy p. 218; Authentic Liberation p. 220; Development and Liberation p. 221; Christian Faith in History p. 222; 14 John Paul II's Centesimus Annus p. 225; The Free Marker p. 226; The Role of the State p. 229; The Logic of the Market p. 234; The Vision of Centesimus Annus p. 236; The Social Market p. 236; The Communio Framework p. 238; 5 Globalization and Benedict XVI's Caritas in Veritate p. 242; Globalization p. 243; Neoliberalism and Economic Globalization p. 243; Political Globalization p. 245; Cultural Globalization p. 246; Pope Benedict XVI's Caritas in Veritate p. 247; Charity in Truth p. 248; Benedict XVI on Globalization p. 249; The Civil Economy p. 251; Cultural Globalization and the Technocratic Mindset p. 253; Evaluation of Caritas in Veritate p. 254; The Globalization of Catholic Social Thought p. 256; Catholic Social Thought in Asia: Mary Mee-Yin Yuen p. 257; Catholic Social Thought in Africa: Stan Chu Ilo p. 259; 16 Catholic Social Thought in an Age of Austerity p. 265; Five Contemporary Catholic Voices p. 267; Human Rights and Solidarity: Meghan J. Clark p. 267; Tea Party Catholicism: Samuel Gregg p. 270; Liberation Theology in the US: Christine Firer Hinze and María Teresa Dávila p. 273; A Communitarian Ctitique or Globalization: William T. Cavanaugh p. 278; Organicist Commimitarianism p. 280; Conclusion: Pope Francis p. 285; The God of Newness p. 286; Integral Ecology p. 288; Social Movements p. 289.
Notes:: Includes bibliographical references (pages [343]-366) and index.
Local Notes:: Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Class of 1924 Book Fund.
Other Format:: Online version: Shadle, Matthew Allen, 1979- Interrupting capitalism.
ISBN:: 9780190660130; 0190660139
OCLC:: 1022719738

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