Roman Catholicism, Old and New: From the Standpoint of the Infallibility Doctrine / By John Schulte

This is much more, in other words, than a history of social policy and welfare states. It’s a history of inclusion and exclusion, the unevenness of democratic participation, the often-violent contours of citizenship, and of how we “humanize and dehumanize others” and why. Finkel reminds us that social policy has been and continues to be a vehicle for alleviating poverty, improving lives, and creating justice – but that condescension and domination are just as frequently mobilized in the name of “compassion.” These are valuable lessons, and this book is a necessary read, for anyone interested in using social policy to build a better world.

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Roman Catholicism, Old and New: From the Standpoint of the Infallibility Doctrine / By John Schulte

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