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Personalist economics : unorthodox and counter-cultural

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The acting person : social capital and sustainable development

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Homo socio-economicus : foundational to social economics and the social economy

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Personalist economics : moral convictions, economic realities, and social action

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Challenges facing social economists in the twenty-first century : a Catholic's perspective

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The social economics of human material need

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Social economics : premises, findings, and policies

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The social economics of discrimination and other injustices

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John Paul II's vision of the social economy

O'Boyle, Edward J. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 32 (2005) June, pp. 520-540

Purpose – John Paul II's views on economic systems have been construed differently by some commentators who have been seeking approval for their own views rather than searching for the meaning that he himself intends to convey. John Paul is labeled by many as favoring capitalism, and by others...

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