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Georgism on the Eve of the Great Depression
By Ed Dodson In the summer of 1929 — just three months before the crash of the stock market in the United States — was held the Fourth International Conference of the International Union for Land Value...
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The Land Question in Europe: Victim of The Great Depression and Total War?
by Edward J. Dodson Students of the history of the Georgist cause generally appreciate that the First and Second World Wars had the effect of diverting public and political attention from the plague of...
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Are Fannie and Freddie Really The Devil?
by Ed Dodson and Lindy Davies Ed: In your response to the comments you received regarding your “Georgist theory of history” article, you make the statement that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have helped...
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The Stiglitz Report Roundtable
by Ed Dodson Readers who attended the CGO conference this past August were treated (or subjected) to a roundtable discussion I organized and moderated. The participants, Polly Cleveland, Fred Harrison...
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A Dialogue on Political Economy
by Edward J. Dodson A dialogue involving several participants based on the writings of important contributors to the dialogue on the land question and economic justice, held in 1982 at the Henry George...
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If Men Were Angels
by Edward J. Dodson One of the issues we face in every society is how best to limit the powers of government to those essential to individual liberty, equality of opportunity and the protection of our...
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Land: A New Paradigm for a Thriving World
by Martin Adams, 2015, North Atlantic Books. Review by Edward J. Dodson Twenty years ago I made a decision that has been nearly all-absorbing of my time and energy. I started to compile the documented...
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Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality
by Edward T. O’Donnell, Columbia University Press, 2015. Review by Ed Dodson Henry George’s life and work have interested a small number of academic historians in each generation since George died in...
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As Evil Does: Anatomy of a Killing Cult
by Fred Harrison, Geophilos, 2015. Review by Ed Dodson With this latest project, Fred Harrison raises his warning of impending disaster to an even higher level. Those familiar with Fred’s work will...
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Margaret Bateman, Wartime Leader of the Henry George School
by Edward J. Dodson Some years ago as I was slowly building a biographical history of the Georgist movement, I came across a 24-page book titled Whose World, written in 1944 by Margaret E. Bateman. It...
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