The Just Third Way

In our last episode, we saw the distributist economist whom we have been calling “Tom Steele” (“Joe Wide” was, perhaps, sufficien...

Ordinarily in the summer we experience something of a lull in activity.   That has not been the case this year.   A ...

Despite the extended analysis of the errors inherent in the position of “Tom Steele,” the distributist economist, and his associa...

So far in this discussion we have discovered that the distributist economist we’ve been calling “Tom Steele,” and hi...

Yesterday we looked at the notions of a distributist economist whom we’ve been calling “Tom Steele” and his associat...

Last week we began examining the claims made by a prominent “distributist economist,” whom we have been calling “Tom...

There seems to be an increasing polarization between “left” and “right,” or between “liberals” and “conservatives.” ...

Yesterday we looked at the complaint of a “distributist economist” whom we are calling “Tom Steele,” who claims that...

A couple of weeks ago, we got a request for help from a member of the CESJ “Board of Counselors,” the advisory board of the inter...

In The Quiet Man (1952)) — one of the greatest films of all time . . . except when Knute Rockne, All American (1940) is showing...

Some people in the nineteenth century considered Orestes Brownson a bit of a crank.   He kept insisting that he wanted to know wh...

Bastille Day!   We’d say “Happy Bastille Day!” but some people in France still think the French Revolution might not...

Before his conversion to Catholicism in 1844, Orestes A. Brownson (1803-1876) was a supporter of the socialist ideas...

Last Friday’s “News from the Network” excited a bit of a controversy among Catholic socialists — evidently not an oxymoron, despite ...

Yesterday we looked at what many people in power (both politically and financially) think of as “tax reform.”   We d...

According to an article in last week’s Wall Street Journal , “America Once Led the World on Tax Reform” (07/06/17, A...

Things are heating up around the world with respect to problems that could be solved by applying the principles of t...

According to Reuters news service, Nestlé, the chocolate maker, has announced a buyback of its outstanding shares of...

On Monday we looked at how the wage system operated in nineteenth century America prior to the Civil War.   We noted...

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