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 |  Progress and Poverty by Henry George. The all-time best seller on economic theory and reform. Two editions are available here: the brand new modernization/abridgment by Bob Drake (left, 320 pp. 2006, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation; our price: $10) -- Or Arther Madsen's 1952 abridgment, featuring a new introduction by Dr. Kris Feder. (right, 260 pages, RSF, 1998; our price: $8) To order, click on the image of the book you want.
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The Georgist Journal is a quarterly publication of news and commentary, distributed to members of the Henry George Institute and the Council of Georgist Organizations. Click the cover to get a sample copy of the current issue for $3.00
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Subscriptions are $20 (US) per year. Or, to subscibe to the Journal AND become a member of the Henry George Institute, click the button at right. IU members, please click here. |
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New Life in Old Cities by Mason Gaffney. Are cities destined to decay in modern society? Here's how New York City managed to keep growing right through the Great Depression. Prof. Gaffney documents the positive effects of Single Tax-inspired urban policies in the early 20th century. Extensive bibliography. (52 pages, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 2007) $6.00
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The HGI Lapel Pin is a snappy conversation-starter! This handsome cloisonné pin, bearing the Henry George Institute's logo, is the perfect way to signify your support. $5.00
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| Biblical Economics by R. Archer Torrey III. The newly-designed 5th edition of Rev. Torrey's groundbreaking study of the Bible's economic laws and the history of their application. (64 pages, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 2005) $5.00
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| The Science of Political Economy by Henry George. A brand new abridged edition of George's last book on political economy, "a reconstruction of its principles in clear and systematic form." New introduction by Harry Pollard, and afterword by Lindy Davies on George's continuing relevance. (284 pages, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 2004) $10.00
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| A Word With You: Essays 1960-1994 by Robert Clancy. Incisive short pieces on a wide variety of topics by A master Georgist educator, founder of the Henry George Institute. Illustrated with the author's original drawings. (64 pages, The Henry George Institute, 2003) $7.00
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Alodia is a struggling, debt-saddled, former French colony in West Africa. It has a large and growing population of AIDS victims; it has deepened its people's suffering in order to secure debt relief; it has been plagued with ethnic conflict. However, Alodia differs in one significant respect from all the other nations in such straits: it is fictional. This special, expanded issue of The Georgist Journal told the Alodia Story (60 pages, The Henry George Institute, 2004) $4.00
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 | From Wasteland to Promised Land: Liberation Theology for a Post-Marxist World by Robert Andelson and James Dawsey. The groundbreaking analysis of the theological and biblical basis for a just and prosperous economic order, textbook for the Institute's course in Liberation Theology and Land Reform. (146 pages, Orbis Books, 1992) $10.00
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 | Antidote for Madness by Wylie Young. This profound, yet accessible book by a Methodist minister and land reform advocate is subtitled "What every high school student should know, but which very few of our best educated people either know or understand." (114 pages, Hickman Healing Foundation/RSF, 1976) $4.00
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