Georgist Perspectives
Articles Archive
Alexandra W Lough
Adair Turner
Alan Tonelson
- (What’s Left of) Our Economy: More and More US Job Growth Keeps Depending on Government
- (What’s Left of) Our Economy: Free Trade Claims that Deserve Some Lumps
- (What’s Left of) Our Economy: For Now, Private Sector Job Creation is Over in Real Terms
- (What’s Left of) Our Economy: Yet Another Manufacturing Recession – Driven by Automotive
- (What’s Left of) (What’s Left of) Our Economy: Wages Still Aren’t Inflating Much
- (What’s Left of) (What’s Left of) Our Economy: Where’s the Renaissance (in Manufacturing)?
- (What’s Left of) Our Economy: Which States are the Biggest Economic Growth Winners and Losers?
- (What’s Left of) Our Economy: New Report Suggests Historic Problems with Manufacturing Productivity
Edward Dodson
Edward Nell
Fred Foldvary
Joshua Vincent
Mason Gaffney
- George’s Economics of Abundance: Replacing dismal choices with practical resolutions and synergies
- The Four Vampires of Capital
- How a Progressive Tax System Made Detroit a Powerhouse
- A Real-Assets Model of Economic Crises: Will China Crash in 2015?
- Henry George 100 Years Later: The Great Reconciler
- Great Expectations: How credit markets twist the allocation and distribution of land
Mike Curtis
Scott Baker
- Have Conditions in the Laboring Class improved from Henry George’s Time to our Own?
- The Land Cycle and the Stock Market
- Discussing the views of Piketty on inequality, with an eye towards Henry George
- The Real Lessons in Greek for Leftists
- A Rebuttal to Doom-and-Gloom forecasts such as Debt Collapse: The Decline and Fall of the USA
- China shifts taxes to Land
- Land Worth = GDP and enough to replace all taxes with Land Rent
- America Is Not Broke, Revisited
- The Simple Healthcare Plan for all that Ought to Please Everyone
Henry George’s importance and influence continue to this day. In fact, his relevance in the global economic climate may never be more pertinent—or necessary.
The school encourages scholarly contributions that continue to spread Henry George’s message. We are eager to review and feature papers from scholars from all backgrounds, particularly if you are acquainted with the mission and purpose of the Henry George School. We welcome submissions such as newsletters, articles, papers, book chapters and other materials that advance the Georgist argument for economic and social justice throughout the world.
