Don E. Eberly
Don E. Eberly is an American author and researcher in the study of civil society. He earned master’s degrees from George Washington University and the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He has also performed doctoral work in public affairs at Penn State University.
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The Chief Cause of Our Social Maladies
Reversing the decline in child well-being will require social change, promoted predominantly through the value-shaping institutions in the civic sector: churches, charities, and civic organizations. The decline in child well-being points to a deeper cause of our social ills.
Faith and Law Society: 15 Propositions
(1) America (and indeed, the entire world) is in the midst of momentous change. I don’t mean that as a political slogan. It is change we must understand, because it will profoundly affect America’s prospects for renewal. The entire West is in the midst of deep convulsions relating to the death of East-West polarization and […]
Faith & Law Society
PROPOSITION ONE AMERICA, AND INDEED THE ENTIRE WORLD, IS IN THE MIDST OF MOMENTOUS CHANGE, and I don’t mean that as a political slogan. It is change we must understand, because it will profoundly affect America’s prospects for renewal. In addition to being at the end of a century and a millennium, the entire West […]
Restoring Fatherhood
Rarely has the nation’s debate shifted with such breathtaking speed. Polls continue to show a significant shift in concern from fiscal to social deficits. In spite of its economic greatness, America is increasingly embarrassed in the eyes of the world for its social conditions. It is humbling for the world’s richest industrial nation to have […]
Restoring Fatherhood
Rarely has the nation’s debate shifted with such breathtaking speed. Polls continue to show a significant shift in concern from fiscal to social deficits. In spite of its economic greatness, America is increasingly embarrassed in the eyes of the world for its social conditions. It is humbling for the world’s richest industrial nation to have […]
