Social Justice According to Pius XI
The term “social justice” is little understood by most of those who use it—but the term does have a precise meaning as carefully explained by Pius XI.
What’s Wrong with the Financial System?
Social Credit holds that the conventional financial system is not properly designed and cannot operate under its rules to fulfill its true purpose.
An Awkward, Accurate Name
As the father of the word Distributism, Belloc thought it an awkward word but also accurate in that it emerged from the term "distributive justice".
An Introduction to the Social Theories of the Middle Ages
The Middle Ages provides a counterpoint to our current situation.
Is Distributism Catholic?
Is Distributism Catholic? The answer to the question is both yes and no.
Justice, Fairness and Taxation Part Four
Hilaire Belloc insisted that progressive taxation could be used to achieve wider distribution of land ownership and to prevent monopolies.
Capitalist Monopolies vs Distributist Guilds
Under our existing capitalist monopolies, huge businesses buy out or undersell the local competition.
Justice, Fairness and Taxation Part Three
David Cooney discusses the different schools of Capitalist thought and how Distributism differs from them in regard to stabilizing the economy and taxation.
Is Economics a Science?
Do we not have warrant for suspecting that economics is not a complete science and is unable to give us real information about the economy?
Justice, Fairness and Taxation Part II
Distributism refers to the idea of distributive justice, which is accomplished through the widely distributed ownership of productive capital.
Taxes: Fair or Foul?
The great debate about taxes is this: should they be regressive, flat, or progressive?
Interview with Christopher A. Ferrara
Christopher Ferrara gives the Review another interview for his book The Church and the Libertarian.
Island Hopping to Distributism
“Island hopping” a third-party into existence takes time and patience, perhaps at a local level before acquiring state and later national recognition.
An Introduction to Distributism
John Médaille's classic "An Introduction to Distributism" features the fundamental questions and answers that intrigued the start of a movement.