 | JIS I 1989: 2001:
THE FUTURE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH; ORWELL & HUXLEY: BEYOND 20TH-CENTURY
TOTALITARIANISM? |
| JIS II 1990: REFORMATION II:
CHRISTIAN CHALLENGE IN KNOWLEDGE, ETHICS & FAITH; FREEDOM, RELIGION & POLITICS. |
| JIS III 1991: CHRISTIAN POLITICAL
ECONOMY: FACT OR FICTION? ECOLOGY & FOOD: RESTORING MAN & NATURE. |
| JIS IV 1992: THE REDISCOVERY OF
AMERICA & EUROPE, 1992: SOCIO-CULTURAL, PHILOSOPHICAL & SPIRITUAL ROOTS;
DEMOCRATIZATION IN THE COMMUNIST WORLD: PROMISE & REALITY. |
| JIS V 1993: THE UNITY OF THE ARTS
& SCIENCES: PATHWAYS TO GOD'S CREATION? |
| JIS VI 1994: RELIGIOUS RESURGENCE
IN THE MODERN WORLD: SOCIAL, ECONOMIC & POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS. |
| JIS VII 1995: THE FAMILY:
REINVENTING THE HUMAN COMMUNITY. |
| JIS VIII 1996: THE CITY IN THE
21ST CENTURY. |
| JIS IX 1997: THE QUEST FOR THE
HOLY GRAIL: TRANSCENDENCE IN JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY, AND ISLAM. |
| JIS X 1998: BEYOND CULTURE WARS?
TOWARD 21ST-CENTURY LITERACY. |
| JIS XI 1999: THE RESTORATION OF
PHILOSOPHY: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES. |
| JIS XII 2000: ETHICS AND FAITH:
THE REALITY OF ABSOLUTES. |
| JIS XIII 2001: CIVIL SOCIETY AND
RELIGION IN THE THIRD MILLENNIUM. |
| JIS XIV 2002: RE-INVENTING
LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION. |
| JIS XV 2003: TOWARD A CULTURE OF
LIFE: RESTORING HUMAN FELICITY. |
| JIS XVI 2004:
CAN THE
MARKET BE
MORAL? |
| JIS XVII 2005:
SCIENCE
AND RELIGION: THE
MISSING LINK. |
| JIS XVIII 2006:
PROPHETS OF
POST-COMMUNISM: TOWARD
AN OPEN SOCIETY. |
| JIS XIX 2007:
VIRTUE ETHICS: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES. |
