current issue 1226: winter 2009/10

In this issue:

  • The World in 2020
  • Churchill and Henry George
  • Nothing to fear from free trade
  • Clive Anderson and the land tax

plus: news, reviews and commentary

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previous issues

L&L 1225
1225 - Autumn 2009

  • The New Urban Landed Class
  • The future value of crofting
  • Render unto Caesar ... - secular reformers and the pulpit
  • An income to sustain life
  • The nature of natural law
  • If there were water
  • Houses of wealth

L&L 1224
1224 - Summer 2009

  • The four vampires of capital
  • Piggybacking the crisis
  • Zimbabwe: new policies for a new century
  • Farming off the dole
  • Glasgow land tax
  • Community land trusts
  • Kent rail link windfall
  • Illicit encounters

L&L 1224
1223 - Winter 2008/9
  • Obama: defining change
  • The Maori Treaty of Waitangi
  • Intellectual property
  • Beyond recession
  • The Greenspan years
  • African states of failure
  • A New People's Budget

L&L 1222
1222 - Autumn 2008

  • Zimbabwe
  • Economics of terroir
  • The good life lost
  • Iraq, violence and resources
  • Julien Gross
  • UDHR at 60
  • Owner, worker, giver, thief

L&L 1221
1221 - Spring 2008

  • Organ donation
  • The value of place
  • A new model of the economy
  • Tax bads, not goods
  • The taxman's justification
  • The Silver Bullet
  • Free lunch - calling last orders
  • Privilege, aristocracy, monarchy

L&L 1220
1220 - Winter 2007-8
  • US debt
  • Our throwaway culture
  • Beyond our failed democracy
  • A Liberal tax shift
  • Claiming the virtual domain
  • The deep mystery of money
  • The state's complicity in the crash

L&L 1219
1219 - Autumn 2007
  • Seeing the crash coming
  • Land data for democracy
  • The effect of privilege
  • Charging for aircraft landing

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Executive editor: Lars Rindsig

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