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Land, Wealth, Women, Power and Taxes Women, Land, Wealth Inequality and Taxes will address the power of public finance to help or to hurt the status and well-being of women worldwide. The three speakers (from Honduras, Costa Rica and the US) are ECOSOC UN NGO officers for an international organization whose major focus is land […]
The Money System, Our Economy and You The Henry George School of Social Science is proud to introduce Money Talks, a new series of workshops and seminars that discusses current issues and events in the economy in the light of our credit and monetary system. The series will quick off on Saturday March 2nd with […]
Innovation – How Technology can Reconcile Progress and Economic Justice Innovation is the lifeblood of human progress and a key driver of economic growth. It is as the saying goes, the “calling card of the future”. But how does innovation relate to public policy, R&D, and wealth disparity? In this interactive seminar, James Cusick defines and […]
Capitalism Made in Germany Germany’s unique form of capitalism is not well understood by many. This interactive seminar reveals how a distinctive national culture, history and stabilizing institutions deeply imprinted German capitalism. Co-determination in labor relations, dual apprenticeship vocational training, public banking, a social welfare safety net and German “Mittelstand;”altogether make Germany a world leader in […]
After NAFTA: North America at a Crossroads A new trade deal is in place, a disruptor is in the White House, and Mexico is getting a new president. What’s next for the continent’s highly integrated economy on trade, immigration, and other thorny issues? Jorge Castañeda, former Foreign Minister of Mexico and renowned expert on Western […]
