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2015.08.23

Dan Sullivan, "The Three Slaveries"

How there is a form of slavery derived from monopolizing each factor of production, in the context of the United States before the Civil  War.

2015.08.23

Dan Sullivan, "Orwellian Economics"

How euphemisms have turned economics from a science to a propaganda device

2015.08.23

Albert Jay Nock "Native Radicalism, not Liberalism"

On the difference between American radicals, who view the state as an agency of exploitation, and liberals, who view it as an agency of good.

2015.08.23

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2015.04.08

Henry George, "The Income Tax"

Letter to the World rebuking their call for him to abandon land value tax and support income tax.

2015.04.08

Milton Friedman, "Good Wealth, Bad Weath"

A 1981 Newsweek essay touching on the difference between genuine productive wealth and the value of privilege.

2015.04.07

Pavlos Giannelia, "Denmark's Heritage of Freedom"

How Denmark's land value tax tradition is rooted in an ancient agrarian land fertility tax known as the "hartkorn."

2015.03.30

"Michigan Cities Day"

A rundown of princial speakers on Wednesday, August 5, the outreach event of the 2015 joint conference of the Council of Geirgist Organizations and the International Union for Land Value Taxation.

2015.03.23

Andreas Brunhart and Zbigniew Dumieński, "Economic Development and Land Issues in Liechtenstein"

Analysis of social constructs that kept Liechtenstein relatively prosperous and egalitarian despite the undertaxation of land, and how those constructs are beginning to unravel due to underuse of land.

2015.02.02

"How Southfield Prospered while Detroit Languished"

Links to sources that show how good assessing discourages idle speculation and promotes prosperity.

2015.01.17

Leszek Kolakowski, "What is Socialism?"

Censored list of complaints against Soviet occupiers of Poland by a famed Polish philosopher and historian.