A practical guide to Christian prison ministry, told in Danish translation, from the inside out: how congregations and individuals can effectively minister to the incarcerated, written from John M. Cobin's own years inside a Chilean prison system.

Bog Fem, den afsluttende bog i trilogien "At bære korset", fortsætter den sande historie om Dr. John M. Cobin, en amerikansk økonom, der blev fængslet i Chile. I dette bind beskriver Cobin den sidste fase af sit fangenskab i Casablanca og skildrer i detaljer uretfærdighederne, ydmygelserne og chikanerne i det chilenske straffe- og fængselssystem på egen hånd. En gribende beretning om justitsmord, bureaukratisk vilkårlighed og kampen for værdighed bag tremmer - skrevet af en lærd fra den øs...

At bære korset - Bog Fire: Casablanca (del 1). En Gringo Politisk Fange Afslører Uretfærdighederne, Ydmygelserne og Plagerne i det Chilenske Strafferetslige og Fængselssystem.Dr. John M. Cobin fortæller om sin egen oplevelse som udenlandsk politisk fange i Chile, og afslører uretfærdighederne i det chilenske straffe- og fængselssystem i denne fjerde bog i erindringsserien.

Bearing the Cross - Book One: Valparaíso (Part 1) tells the true story of how Dr. John M. Cobin's life of scholarship, ministry, and family was overturned in a single moment of self-defense - and how he came to enter one of Chile's hardest prisons. An American-born economist of Italian descent who earned his PhD in public policy, a Baptist pastor, a father of seven and grandfather of seven, Cobin opens with an unflinching autobiographical introduction before the doors of Valparaíso close b...

In this raw, unflinching second volume of his prison memoir, Dr. John M. Cobin continues his harrowing account of wrongful imprisonment in Chile's Valparaíso penal system. Bearing the Cross, Book Two takes readers deeper into the corruption, abuse, and daily struggle for survival that define Chile's criminal justice apparatus -- while showing how Christian faith sustained the author through his darkest days. A gringo political prisoner exposes the injustice, degradation, and torment of the...

Why do governments so often disappoint, even when staffed by intelligent, well-meaning people? In "Public Choice: A Primer for the Politically Sober," Dr. John M. Cobin offers a clear, accessible introduction to the branch of economics that treats politicians, bureaucrats, and voters as ordinary self-interested actors rather than selfless servants of the public good. Working in the tradition of James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock, Cobin walks readers through the core ideas of public-choice t...

Why does the price of bread coordinate millions of strangers no one commands? Why do booms turn to busts with such grim regularity? In Austrian Economics: A Primer for the Liberty-Minded Reader, Dr. John M. Cobin distills the Austrian tradition into eight concepts that change how you see money, markets, and the state. Writing for the curious reader rather than the credentialed specialist, Cobin shows how subjective value, marginal thinking, spontaneous order, the role of prices, sound mone...

Defending Your PhD Dissertation is a survival guide for doctoral candidates who suspect their defense will be anything but friendly. Dr. John M. Cobin-who earned his PhD in public policy at George Mason University in 1996 and has spent decades teaching, consulting, and reviewing graduate work in the United States and Chile-lays out exactly how to prepare for a committee that is skeptical, divided, or openly hostile. This is not a cheerful pep talk. It is a field manual for the worst-case r...

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