Journal for Peace and Justice Studies 13 (2):173-181 (2003)
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This essay explores the ways in which economic policy might promote peace. It begins by considering what conditions are essential to a peaceful community. Here, I draw on the varied tradition that equates peace with human development. Such a conception is explicitly articulated in the writings collectively known as Catholic Social Thought . It can also be clearly inferred from other quarters, for example, in the writings of the economist Amartya Sen , the Dalai Lama , and in various United Nations Human Development Program reports. Do current economic arrangements support human development and, hence, peace? What changes in economic arrangements help bring us closer to authentic development?
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| Keywords | Applied Philosophy Catholic Tradition Social and Political Philosophy |
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| ISBN(s) | 1093-6831 |
| DOI | 10.5840/peacejustice200313214 |
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