Part IV: Economic growth: is more always better? / Bob Goudzwaard. Part I: Theological perspectives on global capitalism. Catholic social teaching, markets, and the poor / Michael Novak -- Who is my neighbor? A theological approach to globalization / A. Sue Russell -- Part II: The international flow of goods, services, capital, and labor. Moral values and the rules of international trade / Daniel Finn -- Foreign direct investment, the "monster" revisited / Stephen L.S. Smith -- Welcoming the stranger? Immigration and justice in a global economy / Brad Christerson -- Offshoring and worker migration: Christian concerns and opportunities / J. David Richardson -- Part III: International aid, development, and the Church. Foreign aid, development strategies, and poverty reduction / Christopher B. Barrett -- Transforming development: the role of Christian NGOs in SME development / Roland Hoksbergen -- The role of the Church in poverty alleviation in Africa / Julius Oladipo -- Part IV: Global economic stability, growth, and the environment. The international financial system: the good, the bad, and the ugly / Stephen L.S. Smith -- Christian values and the case against financial globalization / John P. Tiemstra -- Trade growth, environment, and poverty: must there be a tradeoff? / Judith M. Dean -- Global climate change and the Churches / Donald Hay -- Economic growth: is more always better? / Bob Goudzwaard.
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