The Just Third Way

One of the problems with talking about things other people either don’t know anything about, or (more often) who are...

Yesterday we noted that fiddling with the tax system does not really affect the aggregate rate of economic growth.   As...

The “conservatives” claim that taxing corporations less will stimulate the economy, result in new capital formation,...

For quite some time, we have been making references to the “Currency Principle” versus the “Banking Principle.”   Un...

Even with the mid-week holiday and two days without internet access (long story), things have been moving well along...

Since you should have better things to do today than read even this blog, we'll let you off the hook with a brief holiday greeting: H...

Today we look at one of the more bizarre, even baffling paradoxes that afflicts the modern global economy, albeit one that has be...

Judging from current literature, lectures, and what-not, “social justice” is just another name for socialism.   Is t...

The latest Just Third Way Hour podcast features an interview with Michael D. Greaney, CESJ’s Director of Research.   Greaney rela...

Even with the “Holiday Season” right around the corner next week, things are happening on the Just Third Way front. ...

You get into the strangest arguments on the internet . . . and sometimes they really are arguments, that is, “ a coh...

A while back we got into a rather pointless argument — with a lawyer, no less — about whether the natural law is discerned by fai...

As we may have mentioned once or twice in the past, we like to get questions from our loyal readers . . . “loyal” be...

We’ve been a little remiss in posting the link to the CESJ podcast, scheduled for release on a weekly basis . . . so here are the...

A number of CESJ initiatives have made a great deal of progress this week.   We have been talking with people from a...

Far from being a “religious” problem, what has been happening with respect to social justice affects the whole of society.   The ...

No virtue — and social justice is a virtue — can be imposed by force, a monopoly of the State, (human) nature’s only legitimate m...

As a follow-up to last week’s look at social justice, yesterday we looked at social charity, that, just as individual charity is ...

Last week we looked into the real understanding of social justice: the virtue that reforms institutions to make indi...

Some new initiatives, the near-completion of others, and restarting still others have marked this week.   As the end of the year ...