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Understanding Dorothy Day Economics

September 28, 2015

by Chuck Collins


Why Pope Francis celebrated the life of Dorothy Day in his Capitol Hill address It was heartening and surprising to hear Pope Francis lift up the legacy of Dorothy Day...

How to Make Bad Jobs Good 101

September 24, 2015

by Claire Goldstene


Whether industrial or service, jobs become “good” only because of coordinated pressure from workers. Current campaigns across the United States to unionize service workers reflect a decades-long transformation, as service-sector employment...

Popes, Post-Partisanship, and Prisons

September 24, 2015

by Karen Dolan


  We all want a piece of the pope—or at least a piece of the Pope-a-Palooza. Here in DC, our hysteria greets the Catholic [caption id="attachment_9596" align="alignright" width="300"] Pope Francis...

Fair Housing in an Unfair Society

September 15, 2015

by Peter Marcuse


In deeply unequal communities, phenomena like gentrification are forcing us to rethink principles of social change that we used to consider axiomatic. By Peter Marcuse [caption id="attachment_9548" align="alignright" width="400"] Amid...

Remember the American Dream?

September 3, 2015

by Sheila Kennedy


Watching Donald Trump trash immigrants and refer none-too-obliquely to people who are less fortunate as “losers”—all while wearing a hat emblazoned with the slogan “Make America Great Again”—is giving me a bad case of depression.

Executive Excess 2015: Money to Burn

September 3, 2015

by Inequality.org


This report reveals how our CEO pay system rewards executives for deepening the global climate crisis. By Sarah Anderson, Sam Pizzigati, and Chuck Collins This report reveals how our CEO...

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