The Catholic Social Science Review

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Selected Symposia and Articles from Volumes I-IV (1996-1999)

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Editorial Board and Staff

Publisher (is the SCSS President)	Dr. Stephen M. Krason
Editor-in-Chief	Dr. Mark Lowery
Associate Editor for Reviews	Dr. Carson L. Holloway
Editor-at-Large	Dr. Joseph A. Varacalli
Consulting Editor for Hispanic Catholic Affairs	Dr. Patrick Foley

Editorial Advisory Board (whose members handle most of the refereeing of articles for the Review)

Dominic A. Aquila; Ryan J. Barilleaux (Editor-in-Chief Emeritus); Rev. Robert J. Batule; Gerard V. Bradley; William C. Brennan; John Crosby; Richard W. Cross; Eduardo J. Echeverria; Rupert J. Ederer; Andrew W. Foshee; Robert P. George; Gary D. Glenn; Kenneth L. Grasso; Rev. Msgr. George P. Graham; John A. Gueguen; Michael J. Healy; James Hitchcock; Vincent Jeffries; Mitchell Kalpakgian; Eileen P. Kelly; James R. Kelly; Guillermo Montes; Alberto M. Piedra; John F. Quinn; Charles E. Rice; Mary Shivanandan; Paul C. Vitz; Andrew M. Yuengert.

Chairman, SCSS Intellectual Resources and Publications Committee: Dr. Michael L. Coulter.

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THE CATHOLIC SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW

Selected Symposia and Articles from Volumes I-IV (1996-1999)

·        “Symposium on Natural Law in American Politics and Constitutional Law” Contributors: William Bentley Ball,
        Rev. Francis Canavan, S.J., David F. Forte, Robert P. George, Stephen M. Krason, Gerard V. Bradley, the late Russell Kirk
·        “Symposium on the Achievement of Frances Canavan, S.J.” Contributors: Kenneth L. Grasso, Gerard V. Bradley,
       Robert P. Hunt, William P. Luckey, Robert F. Cuervo
·        “Symposium on Catholics and the Practice of Sociology and the Social Sciences” Contributors: James R. Kelly,
       Rev.Michael Baxter, C.S.C., Joseph A. Varacalli
·        “Synthesis of Faith and Reason in the Middle Ages: Further Considerations” by the late Frederick D. Wilhelmsen
·        “Banning the Supernatural: Why Historians Must Not Rule Out the Action of God in History” by Warren H. Carroll
·        “The Catholic Study of Political Institutions: The Utility and Limits of Secular Social Science” by Ryan J. Barilleaux
·        “The Language of the Culture of Death: When Word Games Take Lives” by William C. Brennan
·        “Law’s Virtue and the Formal Structure of an Integrative Jurisprudence” by Thomas V. Svogun
·        “One More Time – Is Affirmative Action Moral?” by Thomas E. Schaefer and Walter L. Berthelsen
·        “Catholic Social Encyclicals and Wilhelm Roepke’s Political Economy of the “Third Way” by Andrew W. Foshee and
       William F. Campbell
·        “Orthodoxy and Social Change,” by Avery Dulles, S.J.
·        “Christian Democracy in Italy and Spain,” by Edward A. Lynch
·        “The Roman Catholic Faith and the Science of Psychiatry,” by Luz G. Gabriel
·        “Natural Law in Irish Constitutional Jurisprudence” by V. Bradley Lewis
·        “Social and Public Policy Implications of Corporate Downsizing: A Catholic Perspective” by Eileen P. Kelly
·        “The Scope of Economics and Related Questions: The Peschian View” by Guillermo Montes
·        “My Journey Into Solidarism” by Rupert J. Ederer
·        “Religion and Psychology” by David Ausubel
·        “Burke’s Prejudice: The Appraisals of Russell Kirk and Christopher Lasch” by John White
·        “Human Transcendence: The Principle of Subsidiarity and the Role of Authority” by Rev. Joseph M. de Torre
·        “Learning NFP: The Experiential Paradigm” by Mary Shivanandan
·        “Psychology and Religious Experience: A Pathway to God? The Case of William James” by Rev. Msgr. George P.
       Graham
·        “’The Workers Are Few’: Priestly Vocations in America since 1789” by John F. Quinn

Each issue also contains sections on book reviews, public and Church affairs, and documentation.