The Just Third Way

This week’s podcast is another episode of The Front Line with Joe & Joe featuring Dawn K. Brohawn and Michael D. Greaney from CESJ.   T...

     This week’s news items are not very happy, but they are hopeful, in a sense.   CESJ is still here, the Just Third Way of Economic...

 It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Norman Gerald Kurland on September 5, 2026, at his home in Arlington, Virginia....

    This week’s podcast is the seventh episode in Mortimer Adler’s television show, The Great Ideas and is a follow-up on “The Disti...

The Initiative on Economic Personalism is in the process of getting organized and progress is being made, although nothing that can yet be r...

We have all heard it: the admonition, usually delivered with some degree of snarling, to “just do it” . . . usually what someone else thinks...

This week’s podcast is the sixth episode in Mortimer Adler’s television show, The Great Ideas and is a follow-up on “The Parts of Life” whi...

Some new ideas this week . . . at least, new to recent events or dressed up in semi-new clothes.   The more we get “into” the Just Third Way...

Thanks to the current tsunami of chaos in the political, social, economic, and everything else realms, we haven’t garnered too many outraged...

This week’s podcast is the fifth episode in Mortimer Adler’s television show, The Great Ideas and is a follow-up on “The Forms of Governmen...

To be honest, we can figure out the rationale behind much of what passes for the economic news this week, except from the perspective of the...

    One of the problems with the social media — or advantages, if you will — is it gives a lot of people who would otherwise be sile...

This week’s podcast is an episode of The Front Line with Joe & Joe featuring Dawn K. Brohawn and Michael D. Greaney from CESJ.   As the...

This week’s news items continue their spiral downwards into surrealism.   We are not saying that adopting the Economic Democracy Act : would...

In the previous posting on this subject , we noted that Presbyterian Judge Peter S. Grosscup was very closely focused on a key aspect of Cat...

    This week’s podcast is the fourth episode in Mortimer Adler’s television show, The Great Ideas and is a follow-up on “The Powers...

According to AI (bow), the Number One economic news item this past week was the 100,000 difference in the anticipated increase and the actua...

This is what happens when you open a can of worms.   We have been working for several years on a series of books tracing the origin of socia...

Although the blurb for this podcast says, “Join Dr. Robert Moynihan for this live stream with Michael Greaney and Dawn Brohawn, authors of E...

The economic picture this week is as confusing as everything else . . . and if you’re not confused, you should be.   As usual, however, we b...

There has been a good deal of discussion and analysis done on Magnifica Humanitas , Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical.   This is, of course, o...

  This week’s podcast is the third episode in Mortimer Adler’s television show, The Great Ideas and is a follow-up on last week’s podcast o...

Some things are looking better this week . . . and some things are looking worse.   The bottom line?   The sooner we adopt the Economic Demo...

Last week, in “ A Little Creative Misdirection and Misunderstanding ,” we addressed the issue of whether people should decide for themselves...