Resources for those interested in faith and ethics
Business professionals, whether in executive, advisory or non-executive roles, and their investors want to work ethically in markets with understanding and confidence.
CEME offers resources based on our rigorous research in enterprise, markets and ethics and events alongside a supportive network.
Fr. Francisco Mota S.J. on why business leadership is a true vocation—and why good goods, good work, and good wealth demand more than advocacy alone...
Clara Piano reviews a book that brings two central strands of Orthodox Christianity – mystery and paradox – into conversation with modern social questions, offering a vision in which sacrifice and beauty together illuminate Christian economic life...
A ‘Failed-Again’ Christian is an intimate and down-to-earth spiritual memoir that wrestles with some of the most pertinent and enduring questions linked to the reconciliation of faith, science and the problem of evil...
The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics (CEME) is pleased to announce the publication of The Social & Economic Teaching of the Hebrew Scriptures, edited by Richard Turnbull. A PDF copy can be found here. The publication can also...
The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics (CEME) is pleased to announce the publication of Work as Enterprise: Recovering a Theology of Work by Richard Turnbull. A PDF copy can be found here. Alternatively, the hardcopy version of the publication can...
The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics (CEME) is pleased to announce the publication of Understanding the Common Good, edited by Richard Turnbull. A copy of the publication can be found here. Alternatively, please contact CEME’s offices for hardcopies via...
Before the torrent of games available on your phone, a popular game in magazines was ‘spot the difference’. It’s amusing to play and realise that often we don’t immediately spot all the differences even when we stare at both pictures...
The Protection of Workers, Unions and the Duties of Employers This is a repost of an article originally published on the Catholic Social Teaching blog of St Mary’s University (https://catholicsocialthought.org.uk/). Part I, Part II In this final part of the...
The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics was pleased to hold an event on 13 November 2025 Ethical Challenges in the Age of AI The event was chaired by Andrei Rogobete. Our guest speakers were: Revd Dr Simon Cross Bishop of Oxford’s Office and the Church of England’s specialist on...
On Monday 14 July, CEME held an event with guest speaker Dylan Pahman (Acton Institute). Organised in partnership with Blackfriars Hall, Pahman spoke on his forthcoming book The Kingdom of God and the Common Good. The event was chaired by Andrei Rogobete. Speaker Bio: Dylan Pahman is a research fellow at the Acton Institute...
Clara Piano reviews a book that brings two central strands of Orthodox Christianity – mystery and paradox – into conversation with modern social questions, offering a vision in which sacrifice and beauty together illuminate Christian economic life.
A ‘Failed-Again’ Christian is an intimate and down-to-earth spiritual memoir that wrestles with some of the most pertinent and enduring questions linked to the reconciliation of faith, science and the problem of evil.
A Brief History of Equality seeks to argue for policies that the author contends reduced inequality during the 20th century, but the book offers more in the way of manifesto than convincing analysis.
