CLASSE DE LETRAS - SESSÃO DE 21 DE JULHO DE 2011. Da economia política cristã à ciência social católica − elementos para uma história do pensamento económico católico (1832-1959)

António Almodovar

doi:10.5209/IJHE.56514

CLASS OF LETTERS - SESSION OF JULY 1, 2011. From Christian Political Economy to Catholic Social Science - Elements for a History of Catholic Economic Thought (1832-1959)

António Almodovar University of Porto

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5209/IJHE.56514

Keywords: Catholic economic thought

Abstract

Catholic economic thought is virtually absent from contemporary histories of economic thought. Here, a global vision is presented that shows that these authors share a common orientation, and that, ultimately, belong to the same school - the Catholic school - of economic thought.

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Almodovar A. (2017). CLASS OF LETTERS - SESSION OF JULY 1, 2011. From Christian Political Economy to Catholic Social Science - Elements for a History of Catholic Economic Thought (1832-1959). Iberian Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 4(1), 29-42. https://doi.org/10.5209/IJHE.56514

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