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Headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey (U.S.A.) conducts research on the effects of taxation and alternative means of raising public revenue. The Center provides this research to public officials and private groups as a public service. (Josh Vincent, President) |
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A citizen-based member organization with chapters throughout the United States. The focus of Common Ground's activities is promote tax relief for individuals and businesses, incomes earned from the production and exchange of goods and services, and property such as homes, buildings and equipment. |
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A coordinating body that assists in the planning of an annual conference on behalf of member organizations and serves as a clearinghouse for inquiries concerning the socio-political philosophy and economic analysis of the nineteenth century editor, reformer and self-taught political economist, Henry George. |
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A ground of reform-minded individuals working within the structure of the U.S. Democratic Party to move this political party toward principle-based public policy. |
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Works for global reform of laws that conflict with basic human rights to the earth, working with individuals and organizations to change systems of land tenure and taxation. The Institute's objective is to end land and natural resource monopolies and secure for each individual their birthright of equal access to the earth and its natural opportunites. Contact person: Alanna Hartzok [email: earthrts@pa.net] |
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Described by founder Bryan Kavanagh, as follows: "The principles of EarthSharing encapsulate a profound message. Land prices and taxes on wealth-creation both destroy employment and create economic instability. Both can be reduced by drawing more reveues from a levy upon land values. Under such a reformed revenue system we would eliminate 'boom and bust', and finally reconcile 'economics' to people and the plant." Email: information@earthsharing.org.au. Contact: earth@earthsharing.org.au |
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Headquartered in South Perth, Australia, and has established with website for the purpose of introducing visitors to the socio-political philosophy and economic analysis of Henry George. |
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located in Melbourne, Victoria |
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Offers an online course in political econolmy based on the writings of Henry George. |
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offers adult classes and seminars exploring the ideas presented in the works of Henry George. Contact the school at P.O. Box A3603, Chicago, IL 60690. Telephone number: 312-450-2906 |
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headquartered at 55 New Montgomery, No.219, San Francisco, CA 94105. The School offers seminars, classes and speakers on topics related to political economy, environmental management and community revitalization. Contact person: David Geisen [email: henrygeorge@sfo.com] |
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headquartered in New York City. The School offers a three semester program in The Principles of Political Economy as well as other courses based on the socio-political writings of Henry George. |
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located in Managua, Nicaragua and provides courses on political economy based on the works of Henry George. |
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Headquartered in New York, New York |
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a membership organization dedicated to the elimination of all taxation save the taxation of the annual rental value of land (as broadly defined to include not only locations in citie and towns but natural resource-laden lands, the broadcast spectrum, takeoff and land slots at airports and the economic value created by licenses issued by government that restrict competition). |
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organized in the United Kingdom by members of the British Labour Party. |
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A blog maintained by Bryan Kavanagh, a research associate of the Land Values Research Group. In addtion, he blogs at https://thedepression.org.au. |
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is centered in the United Kingdom and is designed to advance the cause of removing the burden of taxation from earned incomes, capital goods and commerce. The taxation of land values would remain as the primary source of public revenue. Contact person: Alex Godden |
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Mortimer J. Adler, was one of the twentieth century's great socio-political philosophers. His many books look deeply into the nature of humankind and the socio-political arrangements and institutions we have created and lived under over the centuries. His book The Common Sense of Politics examines the nature of just relations and the Lockeian distinction between liberty and licence as behaviors that ought to be protected or restricted by law. |
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Address: Level 1, 27 Hardware Lane, Melbourne 3000 |
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The Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, publishes books and pamphlets on political economy, including the complete works of Henry George. |
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The School of Economic Science, located at 11 Mandeville Place, London, offers courses in Practical Philosophy and Economics with Justice in London and elsewhere in the UK. |
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founded by decentralist philosopher Ralph Borsodi and long-time collaborator Mildred Loomis, promotes the ideas of decentralist communities and the creation of land trusts for the preservation of open space, agricultural land use and affordable housing. |
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a membership organization formed to promote the ideas and contributions made by Paine through his extensive writings. Members received the "Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends," edited in Amherst, Massachusetts by Martha Spiegelman. |
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an internet-based project established by Wyn Achenbaum housing essential writings on the causes of poverty and social problems, with an emphasis on the perspectives cotained in the writings of Henry George. |
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