Steven P. Millies

Learning to Be Fair

Philosophy

“With Learning to Be Fair, Charles McNamara offers timely assistance to readers at every level who are struggling to understand the roots and sources of our present-day conversations about equity in the workplace, on our campuses, and in public life. Written in an accessible way that spares no effort to explore the richness of how our civilization came to understand and value equity, McNamara's book belongs in the board room as much as the classroom. Every reader could profit from Learning to Be Fair as a guide to navigate these challenging conversations today--conversations McNamara assures us are as ancient as they are contemporary.”

Social Catholicism for the Twenty-First Century?—Volume 1

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“As strange as it is to call these very current and forward-looking volumes a recovery, the essays compiled in Social Catholicism for the Twenty-First Century? in fact do recover some of the priority of practical reason for social questions in the moral tradition. The effort is timely and much needed. Murphy has gathered a splendid group of scholars in these volumes whose essays offer much for students of Catholic social thought to think about.”

Social Catholicism for the Twenty-first Century?—Volume 2

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“As strange as it is to call these very current and forward-looking volumes a recovery, the essays compiled in Social Catholicism for the Twenty-First Century? in fact do recover some of the priority of practical reason for social questions in the moral tradition. The effort is timely and much needed. Murphy has gathered a splendid group of scholars in these volumes whose essays offer much for students of Catholic social thought to think about.”