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Catholicism And Liberalism Contributions To American Public Policy R Bruce Douglass

Name: Catholicism And Liberalism Contributions To American Public Policy R Bruce Douglass
SKU: BELL-1982446
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.97 MB

Pages: 372

Author: R. Bruce Douglass, David Hollenbach

ISBN: 9780521892452, 0521892457

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Catholicism And Liberalism Contributions To American Public Policy R Bruce Douglass by R. Bruce Douglass, David Hollenbach 9780521892452, 0521892457 instant download after payment.

Liberalism and Catholicism are two of the most important forces shaping the contemporary political culture of the United States. This book explores what is at stake as they encounter each other in new contexts today and what a fresh conversation between them promises for the future of American public life. It is based on the conviction that both traditions continue to have much to learn from each other and that both would contribute more constructively to the resolution of the problems facing the nation if they were to do so.