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handle is hein.amenin/aeiabck0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Democracy and Mediating Structures: A Theological Inquiry, edited by Michael Novak, addresses the problem of sustaining social institutions in a democratic society. This volume presents the proceedings of the second annual seminar sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute and the Syracuse University Department of Religion to examine the differences between capitalism and socialism. The contributors, includ- ing theologians, professors, and representatives of labor unions and corporations, focus on rival political and economic systems in relation to religious values. They approach this subject by examining the role of mediating structures, which stand between the individual and the state -the family, the church, the corporation, and the labor union. This volume contains the text of nine lectures and highlights of the discus- sions that followed: JAMES LUTHER ADAMS, Mediating Structures and the Separation of Powers * ROBERT LFKACHMAN, The Promise of Democratic Socialism * PAUL JOHNSON, Is There a Moral Basis for Capitalism? * J. PHILIP WOGAMAN, The Church as Mediating Institution: Theo- logical and Philosophical Perspective and The Church as Mediat- ing Institution: Contemporary American Challenge RICHARD B. MADDEN, The Large Business Corporation as a Mediating Structure * TOM KAHN, Organized Labor as a Mediating Structure BRIGITTF BERGER, The Family as a Mediating Structure MICHAEL NOVAK, Changing the Paradigms: The Cultural Defi- ciencies of Capitalism ISBN 0-8447--2175.1 clothbound edition ISBN 0-8447-2.176-X paperback edition American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research 1150 Seventeenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ISBN 978-0-8447-2175-0 9178844,721750 CL 0Q 0n al The A eris Ent er prise is. titute for Po b kl Poicy R eierv'h A Confer ence on Phiosophy, Rcligion, and Public Policy Democracy and Mediating Structures A Theological Inquiry Edited by Michael Novak

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