Claiming our Natural and Social Commons
Claiming our Natural and Social Commons by Emer O’Siochru
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New Rural Towns
The Fourth Habitation Revolution comprises SMART ecovillages to compliment and implement Fourth Industrial Revolution Techonologies using Sustainable Managment of Affordable Renewable Technology. Download the Fourth Habitation Revolution PDF
Read moreTo Heads of State: Financing Climate Initiatives & Development Post-2015
The state of the earth now requires that the costs of industrial production and human commercial activity no longer be externalized onto the local to global commons.
Read moreValue Capture: Infrastructure Financing, Kilimani, Nairobi
Exploring innovative strategies for local infrastructure financing through value capture Potential Application in a Re-zoned Neighbourhood: Kilimani, Nairobi Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya is divided into 20 planning zones. The history behind the development of these zones reveals segregative policies applied during the colonial period which separated land uses on the basis of race. These policies which are now […]
Read moreStephen Zarlenga: From the archives - Speech, Economic Justice & Green Movement, 2002
A speech delivered by Stephen Zarlenga on 8/24/02 at the Economic Justice & Green Movement Conference; Council of Georgist Organizations, London, Ontario, Canada. Note: This short speech was excerpted from the research paper of the same title, written in 2001. To view the 80 page paper: Click Here To Link To The Full Text of HENRY GEORGE’S CONCEPT OF MONEY […]
Read moreGary Flomenhoft: New Symbiotic Strategy for the Georgist Movement
What would you say if I told you that 150 communities in a single European country had adopted value recapture of land appreciation in only the last eight years?
Read moreDavid Chester: The Ethical Taxation of Land Values and its Effect on “Corporate Rule”
Our civilizations are remarkably restricted when it comes to claiming the rights and sharing of the earth’s territory and its bounty, between its various peoples, tribes and citizens.
Read moreBill Batt: Reports from Cuba
An opportunity arose this past June for me to join an educational visit to Cuba under the sponsorship of The Nation magazine. For eight days some 24 subscribers and staff of this weekly had entrée to political insiders, academics and journalists on terms that few if any others have been given.
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