Economic systems designed for shorter lives are misaligned with longer, more complex life courses. Financial and institutional structures remain anchored to linear careers and compressed time horizons, shifting longevity-related risk to the household level, where...
The Longevity Equation: How Healthspan and Wealthspan Intersect, explores the deep interconnection between financial well-being and physical health—two critical components of achieving healthy longevity for all. While Americans are living longer than ever before, too...
This thesis synthesizes a Catholic theological understanding of work and the responsibilities of wealth. This understanding serves as the conceptual basis for understanding an emerging dimension of justice called contributive justice. Contributive justice is defined...