？Tres acres y una vaca？: El distribuismo o la radical opción moral de la economía contemporánea

in the history of ideas we can find an original political-economic doctrine born in england in the early twentieth century known as distributism, which provided a socio-political settlement profoundly humanist, from the historic renovation of catholic social teaching in the ？industrial revolution era？. but a doctrine which appears also in the early twentieth century, as a possible interpretive paradigm of the ？social issue？ of this new millennium: the integral human development, from the defense of natural communities and the human dignity against the dangers of the ？engineering social？ proposals and of transnational realities in the global economy.