The Henry George Foundation presents a thoughtful exploration of the connections between economic justice and the environment. About this Event Continuing the Foundation’s dialogue with the most pressing contemporary issues, the speakers will reflect on the need to create sustainable and fair ways of life… Read More »Economic Justice and the Environment
By: Josie Faass With new leadership come new ideas and directions, and together with the Board of Directors, I’ve spent the first few months of my tenure as Executive Director identifying our priority areas and activities for the next three years. Some are brand new,… Read More »RSF’s Next Chapter
In his own words, Mike’s story of his work with inmates. After teaching the Henry George classes in Arden for about ten years, I started teaching classes in the Delaware prisons. That was 1980. I had Henry George literature at a community booth in Wilmington… Read More »A Captive Audience
Move fast and fix things: Promoting tax policies that make sense at the NCSL 2019 in Nashville. RSF Executive Director, Josie Faass, talks with a lobbyist at the booth. In partnership with the Center for the Study of Economics and the Public Revenue Education Council,… Read More »National Conference of State Legislatures 2019
Common Property in Land. “We must make land common property,” Henry George declared. That loaded statement has often been taken out of context. It frequently led to George being lumped in with “the socialists” (who, for their part, strongly disagreed with George; Karl Marx referred to… Read More »Henry George’s Remedy
Henry George (1839-1897) is best known today for Progress and Poverty (1879). Eloquent, timely and challenging, this book soon became and remains the all-time best-seller on economic theory and policy. In 1879, George electrified the world by identifying one underlying cause for two great economic plagues: chronic… Read More »Henry George 100 Years Later: The Great Reconciler
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