$25 annually ($30 for non-U.S. members)

$40 annually

$25 monthly or $300 annually

$10,000+

Toward Economic and Social Justice: The Founding Principles of CESJ

"Introduction to CESJ"

Authority to form CESJ chapters (subject to Board approval)

Voting and board nomination privileges

Participation in development of CESJ programs and publications

20% discount on CESJ publications and conferences

Toward Economic and Social Justice: The Founding Principles of CESJ

"Introduction to CESJ"

Authority to form CESJ chapters (subject to Board approval)

Voting and board nomination privileges

Participation in development of CESJ programs and publications

20% discount on CESJ publications and conferences

Toward Economic and Social Justice: The Founding Principles of CESJ

"Introduction to CESJ"

Authority to form CESJ chapters (subject to Board approval)

Voting and board nomination privileges

Participation in development of CESJ programs and publications

20% discount on CESJ publications and conferences

All of the above, plus:

Curing World Poverty: The New Role of Property. Acclaimed collection of writings by leading scholars, practitioners and business executives on the expanded capital ownership paradigm.

Introduction to Social Justice. CESJ's 1997 edition of co-founder Rev. William Ferree's classic pamphet on the virtue of Social Justice and its act of organizing to perfect our social institutions.

Toward Economic and Social Justice: The Founding Principles of CESJ

"Introduction to CESJ"

Authority to form CESJ chapters (subject to Board approval)

Voting and board nomination privileges

Participation in development of CESJ programs and publications

20% discount on CESJ publications and conferences

All of the above, plus:

Curing World Poverty: The New Role of Property. Acclaimed collection of writings by leading scholars, practitioners and business executives on the expanded capital ownership paradigm.

Introduction to Social Justice. CESJ's 1997 edition of co-founder Rev. William Ferree's classic pamphet on the virtue of Social Justice and its act of organizing to perfect our social institutions.

Complimentary copy of new CESJ publications

Priority participation in special CESJ missions and meetings