Nature and the Common Good By Joseph Milne Modern economic thinking generally takes for granted an unavoidable conflict between the common good and the individual good, as though the two ends were somehow incompatible. Thus the interest of the employee is seen as in conflict with the
Rethinking the Economics of Land and Housing By Josh Ryan-Collins, Toby Lloyd and Laurie Macfarlane Published by New Economics Foundation (2017) ISBN 978-1-78699-118-8 Reviewed by Simon McKenna This accessible book from the New Economics Foundation offers valuable new insights into the UK housing crisis. Land tax advocates will find the sections
Natural Rights and Duties By Malcolm Hill Natural rights are accorded as birthrights by Nature to every living individual on earth to support their civil and economic existence. Yet the gift of Nature is often ignored and human rights formulated by man are preferred. The difference between
Folk-Memory and Land: The Diggers and the Anglo-Saxon Land Tradition By Edward Barnett The law condemns the man or woman who steals the goose off the common but lets the greater villain loose who steals the common from the goose I first became interested in the question of land in my
Public Revenue Without Taxation By Peter Bowman THE IDEA The market mechanism provides the most efficient way of allocating the resources of an economy. Yet public services, which can count for around half of economic activity, are charged for indirectly through taxes which have no direct connection to
