The Just Third Way

We noted yesterday that for ordinary people to have the opportunity to be capital owners and participate in society as full membe...

The State is not the only entity overburdened as a result of the State's expansion into inappropriate areas and the suppressio...

On the latest podcast Host Dave Hamill interviews CESJ's Director of Research Michael D. Greaney and talks about "tough Capital H...

We’ve been taking a little flak from an academic economist or two who have become offended by the recent debunking of...

Taking a break in our series of postings on the laws and characteristics of social justice, we thought we’d look at what many peo...

Recently we were “accused” by someone who was evidently a great adherent of the economics of John Maynard Keynes of n...

The three great natural rights are life, liberty, and private property — and the “laws” of social justice take this i...

Think of them as "Justice University Seminars."  Host/Professor Dave Hamill continues to turn out the high-quality productions y...

Although the facts are somewhat questionable, and the logic is more than a little shaky (and has been for more than a ce...

Today is “John Frum Day.”   John Frum (also known as “From” and “Fram”) is a god in the South Pacific originally known as “John F...

We realize that on this particular (Saint) Valentine’s Day we’re supposed to wail and moan the fact that it falls by coincidence ...

In the opening passages of Leo XIII’s pivotal 1891 encyclical, Rerum Novarum , there is something that has puzzled ma...

Host Dave Hamill t akes a break from the CESJ podcast this week, but we have the February 10, 2018 (First Hour) "Church and Culture...

While the winter is cold, the Just Third Way literary scene seems to be pretty hot.   There is fresh interest in Capi...

If you’ve been paying attention for the past two centuries or so, you might have noticed that “social justice” tends to be equate...

Now we come to the “Fourth Law of Social Justice”: “Each is Directly Responsible.”   This one puzzles quite a few people, because th...

Continuing our series of postings on the laws and characteristics of social justice — with occasional postings on oth...

Host Dave Hamill continues to turn out the high-quality productions you've come to expect from CESJ . . . and with the "best in ...

A great deal has been happening this past week, although everyone here at CESJ headquarters managed to miss the lunar...

As part of our research into the area of economic justice, we’ve been reading recently how the Knights of Labor, the ...