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Cover Acta 13 00_Copertina ACTA13.qxd:Copertina ACTA9-22mm 20-09-2007 12:30 Pagina 1 P.A.S.S. THE PONTIFICAL ACADEMY OF As the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences gathers for its thirteenth Plenary Session, I am pleased to greet you and SOCIAL SCIENCES Charity and Justice your distinguished confreres and to convey my prayerful good Acta wishes for your deliberations...The Church’s conviction of the Acta inseparability of justice and charity is ultimately born of her in the Relations Among experience of the revelation of God’s infinite justice and mercy 13 in Jesus Christ, and it finds expression in her insistence that man himself and his irreducible dignity must be at the centre 13 Peoples and Nations of political and social life...Charity, in a word, not only enables justice to become more inventive and to meet new challenges; it also inspires and purifies humanity’s efforts to achieve Edited by authentic justice and thus the building of a society worthy of MARY ANN GLENDON man...I would like briefly to direct your attention to three spe- UAN OSÉ LACH Charity andJusticeintheRelations J J L cific challenges facing our world, challenges which I believe can only be met through a firm commitment to that greater MARCELO SÁNCHEZ SORONDO justice which is inspired by charity. The first concerns the Among PeoplesandNations environment and sustainable development...This brings us to a second challenge which involves our conception of the human person and consequently our relationships with one another...A third challenge relates to the values of the spirit. Pressed by economic worries, we tend to forget that, unlike material goods, those spiritual goods which are properly human expand and multiply when communicated: unlike divisible goods, spiritual goods such as knowledge and educa- tion are indivisible, and the more one shares them, the more they are possessed...To meet these challenges, only love for one’s neighbour can inspire within us justice at the service of life and the promotion of human dignity. Only love within the family, founded on a man and a woman, who are created in the image of God, can assure that inter-generational solidari- ty which transmits love and justice to future generations. Only charity can encourage us to place the human person once more at the centre of life in society and at the centre of a glob- alized world governed by justice. With these considerations, dear Members of the Academy, I encourage you as you carry forward your important work. Upon you and your loved ones I cordially invoke God’s blessings of wisdom, joy and peace. (From the Letter of His Holiness Benedict XVI to Professor Mary Ann Glendon, President of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, on the occasion of the 13th Plenary Session, A SCIE I NT the Vatican, 28 April 2007) M I E A D R A V M C A S O A I C C I I A F I L I T V N M O P The Proceedings of the 13th Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences VATICAN CITY 2007 27 April-1 May 2007 MMVII 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina i CHARITY AND JUSTICE IN THE RELATIONS AMONG PEOPLES AND NATIONS 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina ii Address The Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences Casina Pio IV, 00120 Vatican City Tel.: +39 0669881441 – Fax: +39 0669885218 E-mail: [email protected] 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina iii THE PONTIFICAL ACADEMY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Acta 13 CHARITY AND JUSTICE IN THE RELATIONS AMONG PEOPLES AND NATIONS the PROCEEDINGS of the Plenary Session 27 April – 1 May 2007 Casina Pio IV Edited by Mary Ann Glendon Juan José Llach Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo IA SCIEN M T E IA D R A V C M A S A O I C C I I A F I L T I V N M O P VATICAN CITY 2007 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina iv The opinions expressed with absolute freedom during the presentation of the papers of this plenary session, although published by the Academy, represent only the points of view of the participants and not those of the Academy. 978-88-86726-20-7 © Copyright 2007 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, photocopying or otherwise without the expressed written permission of the publisher. THE PONTIFICAL ACADEMY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES VATICAN CITY 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina v His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina vi President Mary Ann Glendon begins the proceedings Dr. Henry Kissinger presents his paper 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina vii His Eminence Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State, presents his paper H.E. Msgr. G. Lajolo presides over the concelebration of the Holy Mass with Bishop E. Kapellari, His Beatitude A. Naguib, and the Bishop Chancellor 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:PrimaParte-Acta921-01-200912:01Paginaviii The Participants of the Plenary Session 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina ix CONTENTS Letter of His Holiness Benedict XVI to the President.................................. XIV Report of the President 2007 ........................................................................ XVIII Letter of H.Em. Card. Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State, to the President XXII General Introduction to the Topic................................................................ XXIII Programme .................................................................................................... LV List of Participants................................................................................... LVIII SCIENTIFIC PAPERS SESSION I „Caritas Est“ und die Liebestätigkeit der Kirche H.E. Msgr. Paul Josef Cordes................................................................ 3 Charity and Justice in the Relations Among People and Nations: The Encyclical ‘Deus Caritas Est’ of Pope Benedict XVI Msgr. Joseph A. Di Noia ........................................................................ 12 Comments: Justice and Charity in the Social Teaching of the Church H.E. Msgr. Roland Minnerath......................................................... 19 Gedanken zur Enzyklika Papst Benedikt XVI. „Deus Caritas Est“ Prof. Herbert Schambeck................................................................ 27 SESSION II International Society and the Idea of Justice Prof. Philip Allott ................................................................................... 41 Comments: Integrating Global Entirety by Integrating Diversity Prof. Hans Zacher............................................................................ 49 Global Justice in Potency? H.E. Msgr. Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo ........................................... 60 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina x X CONTENTS SESSION III International Justice and the Role of Charities and Civil Society, with Special Reference to the Role of the Catholic Church Prof. Giorgio Vittadini........................................................................... 79 Comments: Prof. Margaret Archer ..................................................................... 97 Charity and Justice in the Relations Among Nations: The Role of Civil Society Focused on the Church Prof. Mina M. Ramirez.................................................................... 103 SESSION IV – SOLIDARITY AND JUSTICE IN PURSUIT OF THE MILLENNIUM GOALS: IS GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP POSSIBLE? Fairness in International Investments and Financing H.E. Prof. Luis Ernesto Derbez Bautista ............................................. 115 Comments: Prof. Hans Tietmeyer....................................................................... 126 Prof. José T. Raga ............................................................................ 133 Les conditions d’un investissement international juste, facteur de développement et de progrès social Mr. François Perigot........................................................................ 173 SESSION V – ROUND TABLE International Justice and Aid. Do We Need Some Scheme of Redistribution of Income at the World Level along the Lines of What Most Countries have at the National Level? Dr. Jean-Pierre Landau.......................................................................... 191 Justice, Aid and Poverty: A Short Survey of the Literature Prof. Edmond Malinvaud...................................................................... 199 International Justice and Aid. Do We Need Some Scheme of Redistribution of Income at the World Level along the Lines of What Most Countries have at the National Level? Prof. Joseph Stiglitz............................................................................... 221 00_Prima Parte(Ale).qxd:Prima Parte-Acta9 21-01-2009 12:01 Pagina xi CONTENTS XI SESSION VI Current International Trends and World Peace Dr. Henry Kissinger ............................................................................... 233 Comments: Dr. José Miguel Insulza ................................................................... 243 En la misma barca Prof. Belisario Betancur.................................................................. 248 SESSION VII Solidaridad, Justicia y Cooperación Global: una Mirada desde América Latina y el Caribe Dr. José Miguel Insulza ......................................................................... 259 Comments: Prof. Vittorio Possenti ....................................................................
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