CURRICULUM
VITA
PERSONAL:
Charles K. Wilber
Emeritus Professor
of Economics
Fellow, Joan B. Kroc
Institute for International Peace Studies
(574) 288-8451 (h) cwilber@nd.edu (E-Mail)
1910 E Jefferson Blvd., South
Bend, IN 46617
EDUCATION:
B.A. University of Portland, Portland, Oregon,
1957
Majors: Philosophy and Accounting
M.S. University of Portland, Portland, Oregon,
1960
Comprehensive fields: Economic Theory and Labor Economics
Ph.D. University of Maryland,
College Park, Maryland, 1966
Comprehensive fields: Economic Theory, Economic Thought, Economic History and
Development, Comparative Economic Systems, and Soviet Studies
PROFESSIONAL
LICENSE:
Certified Public Accountant,
State of Oregon, 1958
ACADEMIC
EXPERIENCE:
1958-60 Instructor at Multnomah College, Portland, Oregon Courses taught:
Introductory Economics, Introductory Accounting, Mathematics of Finance
1960-61 Instructor at Universidad de Católica de
Puerto Rico, Ponce,
Puerto Rico. Courses taught: Introductory Economics, Introductory
Accounting, Mathematics of Finance
1961-64 Assistant Professor at Trinity College, Washington, D.C. Courses taught: Introductory Economics, Economic Thought,
International Economics, Labor Economics, Money and Banking 1964-75
Assistant Professor; Associate Professor; Professor at The American
University, Department of Economics, Washington, D.C., Chairman, 1969-71
Courses taught: Introductory Economics, Economic Thought, European Economic
History, Economic Development, Comparative Economic Systems, Soviet Economics.
1975-
1999 Professor, Department of
Economics, University of Notre Dame(
Chairman, 1975-84); Fellow, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace
Studies and Acting Director Jan.-Aug. 2000; Fellow, Kellog
Institute for International Studies. Courses taught: Political Economy;
Economic Development, Introductory Economics; Economics, Ethics and Public
Policy; Economic Methodology.
1999- Emeritus
Professor, Department of Economics,
University of Notre Dame; Fellow Joan B. Kroc Institute for
International Peace Studies. Courses taught: Poverty and the Bishops' Pastoral
Letter, Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement, Distributivism: Economics
of the Catholic Worker Movement.
OTHER
POSITIONS:
Public
Accounting, 1957-59
Latin American Area Studies
director for Peace Corps training program at the University of Maryland, Summer
1962.
Director of seminar series on the
American economy for Mexican economists, sponsored by Department of Education,
Summer 1963.
Occasional lecturer at Peace
Corps, Agency for International Development, Foreign Service Institute, 1966 to
1975.
Adjunct
Senior Staff Associate, George Meany Center for Labor Studies (AFL-CIO).
1969-82.
Consultant to Interamerican
Development Bank, Development Banking Project in Latin America (Peru, Chile,
Columbia). 1971.
Consultant
to U.S. Bishops Committee on Catholic Social Thought and the U.S. Economy,
1982-85.
Economic Consultant to OMI
North/South Dialogue, Washington, D.C., December, 1984 and Lima, Peru,
February/March, 1985.
Director-in-Residence,
University of Notre Dame Arts & Letters Program in London, 1988-89.
Faculty Adviser, University of
Notre Dame Study Abroad Program, Fremantle, Australia, Spring 1994.
Acting Director, Director of
Graduate Studies, Counselor to the Director, Joan B. Kroc Institute for
International Peace Studies, 2000-3.
SOCIAL
CONCERNS ACTIVITIES:
1958-60 Member of NAACP
1960-61 Worked with Msgr. Ivan Illich's Institute for Intercultural Communication, organized
a Christian Family Movement group, and worked with a local order of religious
sisters distributing clothes and other necessities, Ponce, Puerto Rico
1962-65 Member of Congress of
Racial Equality (CORE)
1965-68 Co-President, Catholic
Interracial Council, Prince George's County, Maryland
1985-1998 Co-founder and Board
member, Holy Family Catholic Worker House, South Bend, Indiana
1999-2006 Front Desk Volunteer,
South Bend Center for the Homeless
2007- present Treasurer, Our Lady of the Road Cafe and
Drop-in Center
2010- present Volunteer, Monroe Park Grocery Co-op
HONORS:
Reinhold Niebuhr Award honoring a person whose life
and writings promote or exemplify the area
of social justice, University of Notre Dame, 1981.
Book
of essays in honor of Charles K. Wilber by Amitava K.
Dutt and Kenneth P. Jameson (eds.), Crossing the Mainstream: Ethical and
Methodological Issues in Economics (Notre
Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 2001), xi + 352pp.
Rev.
Thomas C. Oddo, C.S.C. Award for Outstanding Service,
University of Portland, 2002.
President,
Association for Social Economics, 2003-04.
Thomas
F. Divine Award, Association for Social
Economics, for a lifetime of contribution to social
economics and the social economy,
January 6, 2007.
PUBLICATIONS:
Books
1. Instructor's Manual for
Ulmer's Economics: Theory and Practice, Houghton-Mifflin, 1964 (with Fredland, Gathof, and
Ulmer).
2. The Student Manual for Ulmer's
Economics: Theory and Practice, Houghton-Mifflin, 1964 (with Fredland, Gathof, and Ulmer).
3. The Soviet Model and
Underdeveloped Countries (University of North Carolina Press, 1969), 241
pp. Reprinted as part of the UNC Press Enduring
Editions, 2012.
a. "The Success of an Economic Strategy," in The Soviet
Experience: Success or Failure?, ed. Daniel R. Brower (Holt Rinehart and
Winston, Inc.,1971) Reprint of Chapter III.
b. "The Soviet Strategy of Development," in Economics: A
Text with Readings(Goodyear, 1972; 2nd ed., 1975; 3rd ed., 1978) Reprint of
Chapter V.
4. An Introduction to the
Soviet Union: A Programmed Approach (Washington,D.C.:
Government Printing Office, 1969). 309 pp.
5. The Political Economy of
Development and Underdevelopment: A Book of Readings (Random House, 1973; 2nd
edition, 1979; 3rd edition, 1983; 4th edition, 1988;
McGraw-Hill: 5th edition, 1992; 6th edition, 1996). The
second edition translated into Chinese and published by Chinese Social Science
Publishing House, 1984.
6. Growth with Equity: Essays
on Economic Development (Paulist Press,1979).
with Mary Evelyn Jegen (eds.)
7. Directions in Economic
Development (University of Notre Dame Press, 1979). with Kenneth P. Jameson
(eds).
8. Religious Values and
Development (Pergamon Press, 1980), with Kenneth
P. Jameson (eds).
9. Socialist Models of
Development (Pergamon Press, 1982). with Kenneth
P. Jameson (eds).
10. An Inquiry into the
Poverty of Economics (University of Notre Dame Press, 1983), 294 pages,
with Kenneth P. Jameson.
a. "Toward a New Social
Contract," in Through the Eye of a
Needle: Readings on Stewardship and Justice, ed. Roland Hoksbergen
(Calvin College, pp. 292-327). Reprint of Ch.10.
b. Chinese translation (Beijing:
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 1994).
11. Capitalism and Democracy:
Schumpeter Revisited (University of Notre Dame Press, 1985), with Richard
D. Coe (eds.).
12. Beyond Reaganomics: A
Further Inquiry into the Poverty of Economics (University of Notre Dame
Press, 1990), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
13. Economics, Ethics and
Public Policy (Rowman & Littlefield, 1998).
Also published on Android Market. See https://market.android.com/details?id=book-y-N9VNpXjawC&feature=null-Charles+K.+Wilber
14. Hope and Despair: Moments in Time (Llumina
Press, 2009).
15. New Directions in Development Ethics: Essays in Honor of Denis Goulet
(University of Notre Dame Press, 2010), with Amitava
Krishna Dutt (eds.).
16. Economics and Ethics: An Introduction (Palgrave Press, 2010), with Amitava Krishna Dutt. Revised
paperback edition, 2013.
17. Catholics Spending and Acting Justly (Ave Maria Press, 2011).
Publications:
Articles
1. "History and Analysis of
Wage Theories with Special Reference to the Concept of a Living Wage," Horizontes: Revista de
la Universidad Catolica de Puerto Rico, Ano IV, Nums 78 (Octubre de 1960-Abril de 1961). pp. 146-161.
2. "A Nonmonetary Index of
Economic Development," Soviet Studies, Volume XVIII, No. 4 (April
1966). pp. 408-16.
3a. "The Human Costs of
Economic Development: The West, The
Soviet Union and Underdeveloped Countries Today," Conference Papers of
the Union for Radical Political Economics (December 1968), pp. 125-148.
3b. Reprinted in The Political
Economy of Development & Underdevelopment (Random House, 1973, 1979,
1983).
4a. "The Role of Agriculture
in Soviet Economic Development," Land Economics, Vol. XLV, No. 1
(February 1969), pp. 87-96.
4b. Reprinted in The Political
Economy of Development & Underdevelopment (Random House, 1973).
5.
"Agriculture e Sviluppo
nell' URSS," Mercurio: Sintesi
del Pensiero Economico e Sociale Coneemporaneo, Anno XII, No. 12 (December 1969).
6. "The Relevance of Soviet
Industrial Experience for Less Developed Economies," with Norton T. Dodge,
Soviet Studies, Vol. XXI, No. 3 (January 1970). pp. 330-349.
7a. "Economic Development,
Central Planning and Allocative Efficiency," in Jahrbuch
der Wirtschaft Osteuropas (Muchen: Gunter Olzog Verlad, 1970), pp. 221-243.
7b. Reprinted in The Political
Economy of Development and Underdevelopment(Random House, 1973, 1979,
1983).
8.
"I Problemi del Sottosvilluppo
e L'Esperienza Sovietica,"
Mercurio: Sintesi del Pensiero Economic e Sociale Contemporaneo, Anno XIII, No. 11(November,
1970).
9. "The Soviet Model of
Economic Development," in Protagonists of Change: Subcultures in the
Development Process, ed. Abdul Said (McGraw-Hill,1971).
10. "Politics and the Stages
of Growth: Another Stage in the
Anti-Communist Manifesto," Society, Vol. 10, No. 4 (May/June 1973).
l1a. "Economics, Power, and
Regulation of Multinational Corporations," Journal of Economic Issues,
Vol. III, No. 2 (June, 1974).
l1b. Reprinted in The Economy
as a System of Power, Warren J.
Samuels, ed.(Transaction Books, 1979).
12. "The 'New' Economic
History Re-examined: R.H. Tawney on the Origins of Capitalism," The American
Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol. 33,No. 3 (July, 1974).
13. "Planning, Power and the
Neoinstitutionalist Paradigm," Eastern
Economic Journal, Vol. II, No. 3 (July 1975) Supplement.
14. "Income Distribution and
Economic Development in Underdeveloped Countries," Intellect, Vol.
104, No. 2368 (Sept./Oct. 1975). pp. 91-93 with James H. Weaver.
15a. "The Chicago School:
Positivism or Ideal Type," Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. IX, No.
4 (December, 1975), pp. 665-679 (with Jon D. Wisman).
15b. Reprinted in The Chicago
School of Political Economy, ed. Warren J. Samuels (Division of Research,
Graduate School of Business, Michigan State University, 1976), pp. 79-94. New
edition, Transaction Publishers, 1993.
15c.
Reprinted in The Methodology of Economic Thought, Warren J. Samuels,
ed.(Transaction Books, 1980), pp. 151-65.
16. "The Role of Income
Distribution in the Process of Economic Development," Economic Analysis
and Workers Management, Vol. IX, Nos. 34 (1975). pp. 202-224 (with James H.
Weaver).
17. "The Soviet Model of
Economic Development: A
Re-examination," in Soviet Economic and Political Relations with the
Developing World, eds. Roger Kanet and Donna Bahry (Praeger Pubs., 1975). pp.
43-58.
18. "Beyond Pragmatism in
the American Economy," Society, Vol. 14, No. 3( March/April, 1977),
pp. 79-83 (with Kenneth P. Jameson).
19a. "The Role of Property
in an Economic System: From Private Property to Stewardship," in The
Earth is the Lord's: Essays in Stewardship, ed. Mary Evelyn Jegen( Ramsey, N.J.: Paulist
Press, 1977).
19b. Reprinted in New Catholic
World, Vol. 220, No. 1319 (September/October,1977). pp. 226-9.
20a. "The Methodological
Basis of Institutional Economics:
Pattern Model, Storytelling and Holism," Journal of Economic
Issues, Vol. XII, No. 1(March, 1978), pp. 61-89.
20b. Reprinted in How Economists
Explain: A Reader in Methodology, eds. William L. Marr and Baldev Raj (University
Press of America, 1983), pp. 243-272.
20c. Reprinted in Markus Stadler, Institutionalismus
heute: Kritische Auseinandersetzung mit einer unorthodoxen wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Bewegung
(Frankfort: Campus Verlag, 1983), pp. 88-114.
20d. Reprinted in Institutional
Economics, ed. Warren J. Samuels( Edward Elgar Publishing Co., 1989), Vol.
II.
21. "The Role of Population
in Western Economic Theory," Populi:
Journal ofthe United Nations Fund For Population
Activities, Vol. 5, No.3 (1978), pp. 14-29.
22. "Crisis in the American
Economy," in Alternative Directions in Economic Policy, eds. Frank Bonello and Thomas Swartz (University of Notre Dame Press,
1978) with Kenneth P. Jameson, pp. 34-61.
23. "Empirical Verification
and Theory Selection: The
Keynesian-Monetarist Debate," Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XIII, No. 4 (December, 1979),pp. 973-982.
24. "The Methodological
Basis of Institutional Economics: A Reply," Journal of Economic Issues,
Vol. XIII, No. 4 (December, 1979), pp. 1033-1037.
25. "Patterns of
Dependency: Income Distribution and the
History of Underdevelopment." in The Political Economy of Development
and Underdevelopment (2nd ed., Random House, 1979) with James H. Weaver.
26. "Population and
Methodological Problems of Development Theory," in The Political
Economy of Development and Underdevelopment (2nd ed., Random House,
1979).
27. "Employment, Basic Human
Needs and Economic Development," in Growth With Equity: Essays on
Economic Development (Paulist Press, 1979), with
Kenneth P. Jameson.
28a. "Paradigms of Economic
Development and Beyond," in Directions in Economic Development (University
of Notre Dame, 1979) with Kenneth P. Jameson.
28b. Reprinted in The
Political Economy of Development and Underdevelopment (Random House, 1983).
29. "Population and
Economics: Some Realities, Many
Questions," in The Population Story: From Now to 2000, ed. Dick
MacDonald (Western Journalism Library:
University of Western Ontario, 1979), pp. 21-33.
30. "Religious Values and
Social Limits to Development," World Development, Vol. 8, Nos. 7/8
(July/August, 1980). pp. 467-479, with Kenneth P. Jameson.
31. "The Family and
Stewardship," Stewardship Papers, No. 1, 1980, with Mary Ellen
Wilber.
32. "Socialism and
Development," World Development, Vol. 9, Nos. 9/10
(September/October, 1981), pp. 803-812.
33. "A New Industrial Policy
for the United States: Hedonism and
Quietism," Society, Vol. 19, No. 1 (November/December, 1981). pp.
24-28, with Kenneth P. Jameson.
34. "Population in Western
Economic Theory," in Ethical Issues of Population Aid: Culture,
Economics and International Assistance, eds. Daniel Callahan and Phillip G.
Clark (New York: Irvington Publishers, Inc., 1981),pp. 86-112.
35. "Goals of a Christian
Economy and the Future of the Corporation," in J. Houck and 0. Williams
(eds.). The Judeo- Christian Vision and the Modern Corporation (University
of Notre Dame Press, 1982). pp. 203-217.
36. "A Role for
Multinationals: Market Structure and
Profits," in L. Tavis, Multinational Managers
and Poverty in the Third World (University of Notre Dame, 1982).
37. "The Role of Value
Judgments in Economic Science," in Research in the History of Economic
Thought and Methodology, ed. Warren Samuels (JAI Press, Vol. 2, 1984, pp.
179-194).
38. "The Economy, the
Family, and Social Justice," in The Changing Family: Views from
Theology and the Social Sciences, eds. Stanley L. Saxon, et al( Loyola University
Press, 1984) with Mary Ellen Wilber.
39a. "Introduction" to
new edition of A. Fanfani, Catholicism,
Protestantism and Capitalism (University of Notre Dame Press, 1984, pp.
vii-xxvi).
39b.
Republished and translated
as “La Crisi del Capitalismo, Una Questione
Morale,” in Amintore Fanfani, Cattolicesimo e protestantesimo nella formazione storica del
capitalismo (Marsilio: Terza
Edizione Italiana, 2005), pp. 211-224.
40. "Capitalism and
Democracy, Schumpeter Revisited: an
Overview," in Capitalism and Democracy: Schumpeter 40 Years Later (University
of Notre Dame Press, 1985, pp. 159) with Richard Coe.
41. "Economics and
Ethics: The Challenge of the Bishops'
Pastoral Letter on the Economy," Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics, and
Public Policy, Vol. 2, No. 1 (1985), pp. 107-124.
42. "The Bishops' Pastoral
Letter on Catholic Social Teaching and the U.S. Economy," Proceedings
of the Industrial Relations Research Association( December, 1985), pp.
115-116.
43. "Methodological Debate
in Economics: Editor's Introduction," World Development, Vol. 14,
No. 2 (February, 1986). pp. 143-145.
44a. "The Methodological
Basis of Hirschman's Development Economics:
Pattern Models vs. General Laws," World Development, Vol.
14, No. 2 (February, 1986). pp. 181-194, with Steve Francis.
44b. Also published in Development,
Democracy, and the Art of Trespassing: Essays in Honor of Albert O. Hirschman (University
of Notre Dame Press, 1986), pp. 317-42. Edited by Alejandro Foxley,
Michael S. McPherson, and Guillermo O'Donnell.
44c.
Translated as "La base metodologica
de la economia del desarrollo de Hirschman:
El modelo de patrones vs. las leyes generales," in Democracia,
Desarrollo y el Arte de Traspasar Fronteras: Ensayos en homenaje a Albert O. Hirschman( Mexico: Fondo de
Cultura Economica, 1989), pp. 330-356.
45a. "Ethical Values and
Economic Theory: A Survey," Religious
Studies Review, with Roland Hoksbergen, 12:314
(July/October, 1986), pp. 205-214.
45b. Also published in Economics,
Ethics and Public Policy (Rowman &
Littlefield, 1998), pp. 17-32.
46. "Economic Theory and the
Common Good," in The Common Good and U.S. Capitalism," Oliver
F. Williams and John W. Houck, eds. (University Press of America, l987), pp.
244-254.
47. "The Human Dilemma of Development,"
in The Political Economy of Development and Underdevelopment, 4th
ed.(Random House, 1988), pp.459-467; 5th ed. (McGraw-Hill, 1992),
pp. 469-477; 6th ed., 1996. w/ Denis Goulet.
48. "Strategies of
Development: A Survey," in Development Economics: Theory, Practice, and
Prospects, edited by Thomas R. DeGregori (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1989), pp. 137-177. w/ Kenneth
P. Jameson and James H. Weaver.
49. "Individualism,
Interdependence, and the Common Good: Rapprochement between Economic Theory and
Catholic Social Thought," in Prophetic Visions and Economic Realities,
edited by Charles R. Strain (William B. Eerdmans
Publishing Co., 1989), pp. 229-41.
50. "Searching for the Roots
of War: The Survival of the Fittest at Home and Abroad," New Oxford Review,
Vol. LVIII, No. 4 (1991), pp. 12-15.
51. "Incentives and the
Organization of Work: Moral Hazards and Trust," in One Hundred Years of
Catholic Social Thought: Celebration and Challenge, edited by John A.
Coleman, S.J. (Orbis Books, 1991), pp. 212-23.
52. "Roman Catholic Social
Thought and Economic Theory: An Agenda for the Future," Review of
Social Economy, Vol. XLIX, No. 4 (Winter, 1991), pp. 566-577.
53. "Analyzing the Moral
Defense of Free Market Capitalism-- Part I: On Gary North, Texas
Fundamentalist," New Oxford Review, Vol. LIX, No. 2 (March, 1992),
pp. 7-11. w/ Laura M. Grimes
54. "The Moral Defense of
Free Market Capitalism II: On Brian Griffiths, Mrs. Thatcher's Christian
Economic Adviser," New Oxford Review, Vol. LIX, No. 3 (April,
1992), pp. 8-15. w/ Laura M. Grimes
55. "The Moral Defense of
Free Market Capitalism III: On Michael Novak's Democratic Capitalism," New
Oxford Review, Vol. LIX, No. 4 (May, 1992), pp. 18-25. w/ Laura M. Grimes
56. "Albert O. Hirschman: an
Intellectual Portrait," New Horizons in Economic Thought: Appraisals of
Leading Economists (Edward Elgar Pub., 1992), pp. 106-128. w/ Kenneth P.
Jameson
57. Entries on "Investment" (pp.
488-89), "Trusts" (p. 960), "Monopoly" (pp. 34-35),
"Credit" ( p. 254), and a survey essay on "Employment and
Unemployment" (pp. 330-336). The New Dictionary of Catholic Social
Thought, Judith A. Dwyer, ed. (A Michael Glazier Book, The Liturgical Press,
1994).
58. "Albert O.
Hirschman," in The Elgar Companion to Institutional and Evolutionary
Economics, eds. Geoffrey M. Hodgson, Warren J. Samuels and Marc R. Tool(
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., 1994, Vol 1, pp.
323-28). w/ Kenneth P. Jameson
59a. "Trust, Moral Hazards
and Social Economics: Incentives and the Organization of Work," in On
the Condition of Labor and the Social Qustion One
Hundred Years Later: Commerating the 100th
Anniversary of Rerum Novarum and the Fifieth
Anniversary of the Association for Social Economics, eds. Thomas O. Nitsch, Joseph M. Phillips, Jr. and Edward L. Fitzsimmons
(Toronto Studies in Theology, Vol. 69, The Edwin Mellen
Press, 1994), pp. 173-184.
59b. Also published in Economics,
Ethics and Public Policy (Rowman & Littlefield,
1998), pp. 93-105.
60. "Preface" to
Chinese edition of The Poverty of Economics (Beijing: Chinese Academy of
Social Sciences, 1994).
61. "Economics," in The
Catholic Encyclopedia (The Liturgical Press, 1994), pp. 263-4.
62. "Humane Development: The
Political Economy of Peace,@ in Peacemaking: Moral and
Policy Challenges for a New World, Gerard F. Powers, Drew Christiansen, S.J., and
Robert T. Hennemeyer, eds.(United States Catholic
Conference, 1994), pp.133-146.
63. Rethinking Human Welfare, in Report
from the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy, Vol. 15, No. 4 (Fall
1995), p. 38.
64. "Ethics and
Economics," in Political Economy for the 21st Century: Contemporary
Views on the Trend of Economics, ed. Charles J. Whalen (M.E. Sharpe, Inc., 1996),
pp. 45-64. Reprinted in the Android Market. See: https://market.android.com/details?id=book-aRruz_WcpowC&feature=search_result
66. "The Ethics of
Consumption: A Roman Catholic View," in Ethics of Consumption: The Good
Life, Justice, and Global Stewardship, eds. David A. Crocker and Toby
Linden(Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 1998),
pp. 403-15.
67a. "Globalization and
Democracy," Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XXXII, No. 2 (June,
1998), pp. 465-471.
67b. Also published in 21
Debated Issues in World Politics, eds. Gregory M. Scott, Louis Furmanski, and Randall J. Jones, Jr. (Prentice Hall, 2000),
pp. 3-9.
68. "Economics and Ethics,"
in The Elgar Handbook to Economic Methodology, eds. John B. Davis, D.
Wade Hands and Uskali Maki (Edward Elgar Publishing,
1998), pp. 138-142.
69. "John Paul II and the
Ethics of Consumption," International Journal of Social Economics,
Vol. 25, Nos. 11/12 (1998), pp. 1595‑1607.
70. "Ethics and Morality"
in Encyclopedia of Political Economy (London: Routledge,
1998), pp. 323-6.
71. "Holistic Method",
in Encyclopedia of Political Economy (London: Routledge,
1998), pp. 513-6.
72. "Storytelling and
Pattern Models", in Encyclopedia of Political Economy (London: Routledge, 1998), pp. 1264-6.
73. "Value Judgments and
World Views" in Encyclopedia of Political Economy (London: Routledge, 1998), pp. 1381-4.
74. "Teaching Economics and
Ethics: A Social Economics Perspective," in Teaching the Social
Economics Way of Thinking: Selected Papers From the Ninth World Congress of
Social Economics, Mellen Studies in
Economics, Vol. 4, ed. Edward J. O'Boyle (Lewiston, Queenston,
Lampeter: The Edwin Mellen
Press, 2000), pp. 585-614.
75.
"Puede un Cristiano ser Economista?," Valores: En la Sociedad
Industrial (Buenos Aires), Ano XVII, N 48 (Julio 2000), pp. 17-29.
76. "Teaching Economics as
if Faith Mattered," in Teaching as
an Act of Faith, ed. Arlin C. Migliazzo
(New York: Fordham University press, 2002), pp. 3-20. Reprinted in the Android
Market. See https://market.android.com/details?id=book-rMhcABskPscC&feature=search_result
77. "Teaching Economics as
if Ethics Mattered," in A Guide to What's Wrong with Economics, ed.
Edward Fullbrook (London: Anthem Press, 2004), pp.
147-157.
78. “Ethics, Human Behavior and
the Methodology of Social Economics,@ Forum for Social Economics,
Vol.33, No. 2 (Spring 2004), pp. 19-50.
79. "Ethics and Social
Economics: ASE Presidential Address," January 2004, San Diego, California,
Review of Social Economy, Vol. LXI, No. 4 (December 2004), pp.
80. “Can a Christian Be an
Economist?,” Faith & Economics,
No. 47/48 (Spring/Fall 2006), pp. 59-86.
81. “Ethics in Economic Theory,” in Real World Economics: A Post-autistic
Economics Reader (Anthem Studies in Development and Globalization), ed.
Edward Fullbrook (London: Anthem Press, 2007), pp.
401-410.
82. "Ethics and Economic
Actors," in Real World Economics: A
Post-autistic Economics Reader (Anthem Studies in Development and
Globalization), ed. Edward Fullbrook (London: Anthem
Press, 2007), pp. 411-418.
83.
“Economics and Ethics,” in New
Directions in Development Ethics: Essays in Honor of Denis Goulet
(University of Notre Dame Press, 2009).
84. “Culture and Development.” In Handbook on Development, eds. Amitava Dutt and Jaime Ros (London: Edward Elgar, 2009), vol.II,
pp.407-22. with Roland Hoksbergen.
85. "Introduction," to A
Guildsman's Interpretation of History (New York: IHS Press, 2009).
86. "Crisis financiera e interes
individual," Revista Cultura Economica, Ano XXVI/XXVII, No. 73/74 (Diciembre 2008/
Mayo 2009), pp. 17-19.
87. "Sustainable
Development, Consumerism, & Catholic Social Thought." In Looking Beyond the Individualism & Homo
Economicus of Neoclassical Economics, ed. Edward J. O'Boyle (Milwaukee, WI:
Marquette University Press, 2011), pp. 129-43.
88.
"Economic Theory, Catholic Social Thought and Labor Markets," Journal of Catholic Social Thought, Vol.
11, No. 2 (Summer 2014), pp. 361-74.
89.
"A Social Economics for a Humane and Sustainable Development." In Pensamiento
Economico Y Cambio Social: Homenaje A Javier Iguinez, eds. Jose Carlos
Orihuela y Jose Ignacio Tavara
(Lima, Peru: Fondo Editorial de la Pontificia Universidad
Catolica del Peru, 2014),
pp. 113-140.
90. "Thomas Aquinas," in The SAGE Encyclopedia of World Poverty,
Second Edition, Mehmet Odekon,
editor (Los Angeles, CA: SAGE Reference, 2015), Vol. 1, pp. 74-6.
91. "Catholic Campaign for
Human Development," in The SAGE
Encyclopedia of World Poverty, Second Edition, Mehmet
Odekon, editor (Los Angeles, CA: SAGE Reference, 2015),
Vol. 1, pp. 180-2.
92. "Economic Inequality,"
in The SAGE Encyclopedia of World Poverty,
Second Edition, Mehmet Odekon,
editor (Los Angeles, CA: SAGE Reference, 2015), Vol. 1, pp. 416-18.
93. "Equality," in The SAGE Encyclopedia of World Poverty, Second
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"The Common Good: Does Selfishness Really Explain Everything?", Notre Dame Magazine, On-Line Edition,
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Articles
1. "Lay Spiritually: A Fool
for Christ," Dialogue, Vol. 1, No. 1 (October 1961), pp. 8-11.
2. "Affluent '60s Produced
Effluent '70s," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 13
(January 19, 1979). with Kenneth P.
Jameson.
3. "Economic Councilors
Replace Machiavellis," National Catholic
Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 14 (January 26, 1979), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
4. "The Choice Between
Suicide and Being Killed," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No.
15 (February 2, 1979), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
5. "Monetarists: The Advisers with All the Answers," National
Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 16 (February 9, 1979). with Kenneth P.
Jameson.
6. "The Radicals: Deck Stacked Against Workers," National
Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 18 (February 23, 1979), with Kenneth P.
Jameson.
7. "Economic Advisers Don't
Figure Human Costs," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 19
(March 2, 1979), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
8. "Statistics are Faces,
Not Empty Figures," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 29
(May 11, 1979). with Thomas R. Swartz and Kenneth P. Jameson.
9. "Middle Class Leaves City
to 'Under-Society'," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 30 (May
18, 1979), with Thomas R. Swartz and Kenneth P. Jameson.
10. "Developing Areas Teach
Unemployment Lessons," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 31
(May 25, 1979), with Thomas R. Swartz and Kenneth P. Jameson.
11. "Inflation's Not Public
Enemy Number 1," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 32 (June
1, 1979). with Thomas R. Swartz and Kenneth P. Jameson.
12. "Double-Digit Inflation
Forces Cities' Revival," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No.
33 (June 1, 1979), with Thomas R. Swartz and Kenneth P. Jameson.
13. "Inflation Cure Worse
Than Disease," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 34 (June
29, 1979), with Thomas R. Swartz and Kenneth P. Jameson.
14. "15 Ways to Teach
Justice in the Home," Salt, Vol. 2, No. 1, (January,1982), pp.
23-26, with Mary Ellen Wilber.
15. "What of Justice in the
U.S. Economy?," New Catholic World, Vol. 226, No. 1351 (Jan./Feb.
1983). pp. 28-31.
16. "Economy Must Seek to
Attain Social Goals," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 19, No. 28
(May 6, 1983). with Kenneth P. Jameson.
17. "Free Market 'Revival'
Seeks to Re-establish Lost Moral Legitimacy," National Catholic
Reporter, Vol. 19, No. 29 (May 13, 1983), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
18. "Negotiating Society's
New Social Contract," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 19, No. 30
(May 20, 1983), with Kenneth Jameson.
19. "World Stewardship,
National Planning...," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 19, No. 31
(May 27, 1983). with Kenneth P. Jameson.
20. "'Ethic of
Jubilee': An Income Guarantee," National
Catholic Reporter, Vol. 19, No. 31 (May 27, 1983), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
21. "The Bureaucratization
of Economics," National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 19, No. 32 (June 3,
1983), with Kenneth P. Jameson.
22. "John Paul II and
Socialism," Catholicism in Crisis, Vol. 1, No. 9 (August, 1983). pp. 21-22.
23. The Moral Dimensions of
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Reprint of articles 2-7 in pamphlet form.
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214-216.
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11-15.
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100 Years of Catholic Social Thought," National Catholic Reporter,
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(June 19, 1992), pp. 11-14.
28. "Bread, Butter and
Infrastructure: Economic Issues in the Campaign," Commonweal, Vol.
CXIX, No. 17 (October 9, 1992), pp. 11-16.
29. "What is NAFTA?:
Economics and the New World Order," The Christian Century, Vol.
110, No. 19 (June 16-23, 1993), pp. 630-634.
30. "Economics: Not Just for Presidential
Candidates," Preach
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of Globalization, National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 40, No. 36 (August
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Human Rights and Human Development," Religion
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29-31.
34. "A New Vision: What Catholic social teaching offers a nation of
consumers," America: The
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35. "Misleading
Indicators," America: The National
Catholic Weekly, Vol. 201, No. 7 (September 28, 2009), pp. 12-15.
36. "Awakening the Giant:
Strategies for Restarting the U.S. Economy," America: The National Catholic Weekly, Vol. 203, No. 10 (October
18, 2010), pp.
37. "The Casino Economy: How Wall Street is gambling with
America's financial future," America:
The National Catholic Weekly, Vol. 204 , No. 15 (May 2-9, 2011), pp. 12-16.
38. "Voting Matters, Lost
Opportunity?," America: The National
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39. "The Spiritual Pitfall
of Consumerism," The Liguorian, (November 2013), pp. 16-19.
40. "Trump, Adam Smith and
Pope Francis," South Bend Tribune
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2017), pp. 15-18.
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Research in Progress
Catholic
Faith and Economics in America. This book focuses on the relation between
economics and Catholic faith in America as it is expressed in neo-liberalism,
neo-conservatism, and the Catholic radicalist
tradition of Dorothy day and the Catholic Worker Movement.
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61. "Teaching a Course on
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