The Just Third Way

As usual, there are many problems in the world we report on this week that would either be greatly alleviated or eliminated entirely with th...

  Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Ba...

Today we have Mortimer Adler’s lecture on “How to Speak, How to Listen,” taken from his book of the same title:

The only thing significantly different from previous news notes is the fact that they seem to be getting weirder . . . and staying the same ...

Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Barn...

Here is one of Mortimer Adler’s appearances on William F. Buckley’s Firing Line about the need for genuine education:

It is depressing to see how strong a hold discredited economic theories have on today’s global and national economies.   All of the news ite...

Frankly, we didn’t know anything about this . . . and neither do a lot of other people:

Yes, it’s depressingly the same news items (or very nearly) week after week, but it’s what is going to continue happening until we adopt the...

Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Barn...

Given that this week marks the 750 th anniversary of the death of Thomas Aquinas, we thought we’d give you a little talk about Aquinas talk...

At the top of the news this week, at least from the perspective of the Just Third Way, is Norman G. Kurland being honored as an Ambassador o...

Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Barn...

The National Archives film on the March . . . they left out private property in capital, though:

This week’s news items are again a brief chronicle of dumb government tricks seemingly validated by failed Keynesian economics.   Again, as ...

Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Barn...

Just in case you were wondering who else spoke during the March on Washington . . . and note the irony that the bill to which Reuther referr...

As has become usual, this week’s news items focus primarily on the growing debt crisis, both personal and public.   Again, as usual, we beli...

Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Barn...

As we noted in last week’s posting on this subject , January 1958 saw the publication of The Capitalist Manifesto by Louis O. Kelso and Mor...