Introduction

In Martin Schlag & Boglárka Koller (eds.), Rethinking Subsidiarity: Multidisciplinary Reflections on the Catholic Social Tradition. Springer Nature Switzerland. pp. 1-5 (2024)
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This book faces the social, political, and economic conundrum caused by political polarization and progressive and conservative socio-legal division, making the provocative claim that the principle of subsidiarity is the way forward. The volume has a multidisciplinary character and rethinks the ideological roots of subsidiarity in the Catholic social tradition.

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