Radical Catholicism (The Catholic Worker Movement, Liberation Theology…) — A Bibliography

My latest bibliography is on Radical Catholicism (The Catholic Worker Movement, Liberation Theology...). It is available at either Academia.edu or ResearchGate. Here is the introduction:

Some of these titles are outside Catholicism proper although the forms of Protestant Christianity they exemplify have much in common (as recognized by the respective members of the concerned parties) with Catholic radicalism. I included a few of these works if only to avoid the impression that Catholicism has a monopoly on this Christian mode of religious radicalism! Like most of my bibliographies, this one has two principal constraints: books, in English. And it is intended to be representative (thus not exhaustive) of the literature. [And no, I am not a sales representative for Orbis Books.]

You should be able to access all of my bibliographies, listed below, at these two sites.    

1. Africana & African American Philosophy
2. After Slavery & Reconstruction: The Black Struggle for Civil Rights, Freedom, and Equality in the U.S.
3. B.R. Ambedkar
4. American Indian Law (this list goes considerably beyond ‘law’)
5. Analogy & Metaphor
6. Anarchism: Philosophy & Praxis
7. Animal Ethics, Rights, and Law
8. The Arab World: Modern & Post-Modern
9. The Bedouin
10. Beyond Capitalist Agribusiness: Toward Agroecology & Food Justice
11. Beyond Capitalist-Attenuated Time: Freedom, Leisure, and Self-Realization
12. Bioethics
13. Biological Psychiatry, Sullied Psychology and Pharmaceutical Reason
14. Blacks and Food Justice: A Guide to Resources
15. Blacks on the (Radical) Left
16. The Black Panther Party
17. On Boxing — Sweet Science & Brutal Agon
18. Buddhism
19. Buddhism & Psychoanalysis
20. Capital Punishment
21. César Chávez & the United Farm Workers
22. Christianity
23. Classical Chinese Worldviews
24. Comparative Law
25. Conflict Resolution and Nonviolence
26. Constitutionalism
27. The Corporatization of Higher Education
28. Criminal Law
29. Death & Dying
30. Democratic Theory
31. Detroit: Labor & Industrialization, Race & Politics, Rebellion & Resurgence 
32. Dreams and Dreaming
33. Ecological & Environmental Politics, Philosophies, and Worldviews
34. Emotions
35. Ethical Perspectives on Science & Technology
36. Frantz Fanon—A Basic Reading Guide
37. Freudian Psychology
38. The Life, Work, & Legacy of Mohandas K. Gandhi
39. Global Distributive Justice
40. The Great Depression & The New Deal
41. Health: Law, Ethics & Social Justice
42. Hinduism
43. The History, Theory & Praxis of the Left in the 1960s
44. Human Rights
45. Indic (or Indian) Philosophy
46. International Criminal Law
47. International Law
48. Modern Iran
49. Islam & Muslims in the United States
50. Islamic Studies
51. Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
52. The Jain Tradition
53. Judaism
54. Law and Literature
55. Toward an Understanding of Liberalism
56. Marxism
57. Marxism (or ‘the Left’), Art & Aesthetics
58. Marxism and Freudian Psychology
59. Mass Media
60. Nonviolent Resistance in the Middle East (with an emphasis on the Palestinian struggle)
61. Nuclear Weapons
62. Pan-Africanism, Black Internationalism, & Black Cosmopolitanism
63. Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory
64. Philosophy, Psychology, & Methodology for the Social Sciences
65. Philosophy & Racism
66. Punishment and Prison
67. Radical Catholicism (The Catholic Worker Movement, Liberation Theology…)
68. Science and Religion
69. Science and Technology
70. Slavery
71. Social Security & the Welfare State
72. South African Liberation Struggles
73. Sullied (Natural & Social) Sciences
74. Terrorism
75. Torture: moral, legal, and political dimensions
76. Transitional Justice
77. Utopian Imagination, Thought & Praxis
78. The Varna & Caste System in India
79. Vietnam War
80. Violent Conflict & the Laws of War
81. Women as Intellectuals in the European Enlightenment
82. Workers, the World of Work, and Labor Law
83. Zionist Ideologies