- Catholic Encyclopedia: Christian Democracy - Article from 1908 representing Christian democracy as the ensemble of Catholic doctrine, organization, and action in the field of popular social questions.
- English Historical Review: The Path to Christian Democracy - A summary of the Nicholls book about Catholics and the party system within Germany, focusing on the activity of the Centre Party and the founding of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
- Graves de Communi Re - Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII, promulgated 18 January 1901, on the Christian Democracy name and movement.
- Christian Confederacy of Intermarium - A proposed federation of Christian democratic and allied political parties, organizations and individuals in Central Europe. English, Polish, Czech, Slovak, and Ukrainian content regarding doctrine, structure, summits, history and news, and campaigns and
- Christiandemocratic Forum (Kristendemokrati) - Danish and English site covering elections and events from around the world where Christian Democratic ideology figures.
- Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) - Think tank which researches the history of Christian Democracy and supports European unification, international understanding, and development-policy cooperation.
- The Nature of Christian Democracy: A Review and Critique of Maurice Glasman - Article by Nigel Meek published in the Libertarian Alliance's Economic Notes, No. 95 which reviews "Unnecessary Suffering: Managing Market Utopia," a history of the European Christian Democratic movement.
- Christian Peoples Alliance - British political movement to introduce Christian principles into society and government, founded by Ram Gidoomal. Site includes current news headlines, text of speeches and party documents, event information, and related links.
- Christian Democracy in Western Europe 1920-1953 - Hypertext of a book by Michael P. Fogarty published in 1957 describing the philosophical underpinnings of Christian Democracy, its history and involvement in 19th and 20th century movements, and its relationship to the Catholic Church and church history.
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