Occasional Papers of the Erasmus Institute
 2005-2 Catholicism and Historical Research: Confessionalism,
Assimilation, or Critique?
by Brad S. Gregory, University of
Notre Dame
2005-1 The Role of Catholic Universities in the New Europe
by
Tomáš Halík, Charles University
2004-1
Business Ethics and Wealth Creation: Is There a Catholic Deficit?
by Georges Enderle, University of
Notre Dame
2003-2 Theological Echoes in an
Ethic of Care
by Ruth E. Groenhout, Calvin College
2003-1 Reinscribing "Asian (Family) Values":
Nation Building, Subject Making, and Judicial Process in Malaysia's
Islamic Courts
by Michael G. Peletz, Colgate University
2002-1 Catholic Philosophers in the United States Today: A
Prospectus
by Arthur Madigan, S.J., Boston College
2001-1 How Should We Talk About Religion?
by James Boyd
White, University of Michigan
1999-3 The Nature of Moral Inquiry in the Social Sciences
(Papers from the March 1999 conference at Boston College,
Co-sponsored by the Erasmus Institute and the Jesuit Institute)
Alan Wolfe, Boston College
“Moral Inquiry in Social Science”
Clarke E. Cochran, Texas Tech University
“Sacramental Vision and the
Study of Moral Inquiry:
The Study of Health Care Policy”
Rev. David Hollenbach, S.J., Boston
College
“Virtues and Vices in Social
Inquiry”
Robert Wuthnow, Princeton University
“The Fine Art of Being Fashionably
Moral:
Normativity and Scholarship in the Social
Sciences”
1999-2 Novel Thoughts:
Religious Fiction in Contemporary Culture
by Sara Maitland, British author of fiction, essays, and theology
1999-1 On the Future of Total Theory: Science, Antiscience,
and Human Candor by Joseph Vining, University of Michigan
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