Introduction by Séverine Deneulin and Clemens Sedmak
Part 1. Foundations
1. The anthropologies of CST and CA by Amy Daughton
2. Orthodox personhood: Clarifying the anthropological presuppositions of human
development by Dana Bates
3. Freedom and agency: A conceptual exploration within CST and CA by Lori Keleher
4. Dignity and community in CA and CST by Joshua Schulz
5. Persistent gender inequality: Why CST needs CA by Katie Dunne
6. Integral ecology: Autonomy, the common inheritance of the earth and creation theology by Cathriona Russell
7. Caring for the earth: Challenges for CST and CA by Clemens Sedmak
Part 2. Common Ground for Action
8. Development as freedom together: Human dignity and human rights in CST and CA by Meghan Clark
9. Encounter and agency: An account of a grassroots organization in Uganda by Ilaria
Schnyder von Wartensee and Elizabeth Hlabse
10. Agency, power and ecological conversion: The case of the Conflict-Free Technology
campaign by Guillermo Otano Jiménez
11. Integral human development: A role for children’s savings accounts? by James P. Bailey
12. Preferential option for the poor and solidarity in practice: A Salzburg initiative to
combat child poverty in Romania by Helmut P. Gaisbauer
13. Combining CST and CA to promote integral human development by Séverine Deneulin
and Augusto Zampini-Davies
Conclusion by Clemens Sedmak and Séverine Deneulin