"The chapters in this volume grew out of two conferences ... The first ... was held on October 29-30 2009 at Hong Kong Baptist University ... The second ... was held on March 20-21 2011 at the University of Notre Dame"--Introduction page 4.
Pt. I Introduction
The common good / P.C. Lo and David Solomon
Pt. II The philosophical background for the common good
Beyond the common good: the priority of persons / H. Tristram Engelhardt Jr.
Attacks on the family East and West: evidence for the erosion of a common good / Stephen A. Erickson
Why modern ethics rejects the common good: some suggestions / David Solomon
Pt. III Chinese philosophical reflections on the common good
The concept of "datong" in Chinese philosophy as an expression of the idea of the common good / Albert H.Y. Chen
The common good in Moism: a reconstruction of Mozi's ethics of "inclusive care" and "reciprocal well-being" / Ellen Zhang
The common good and filial piety: a Confucian perspective / Jue Wang
Common good and the ethics of global poverty: a Confucian perspective / Jonathan Chan
Between the family and the state: the common good and the Confucian habits of the heart / P.C. Lo
A Confucian notion of the common good for contemporary China / Ruiping Fan
Pt. IV The common good and Aristotelian/Thomistic philosophy
The common good and the virtuous political leader / Karen C. Chan
Why justice is not enough: mercy, love-caritas, and the common good / Mary M. Keys
Who is responsible for the common good? Catholic social teaching and the praxis of subsidiarity / Dennis P. McCann.
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The Common Good : Chinese and American perspectives. ISBN 9789400772717. Published by Springer in 2014. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
