Fred Harrison shows how the violence, whether from territorial conquest or colonialism, at the birth of nation states splits the population into victors and vanquished and is perpetuated through the global economic system.

Finalist in THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE

ISBN:  9780856832734

Price:   £ 17.95

'The Land Question is a tract on political reform and its implementation'

Henry George

ISBN:  9780911312409

Price   £ 9.95

How to save the enterprise system and trigger sustainable economic recovery

Walter Rybeck

ISBN:   9780856832819  

Price   £ 18.95 Paperback

This exploration of John Clare’s life highlights the socio-economic and environmental aspects of his observations and includes his reports on an insidious revolution taking place in the English countryside.

Featured in THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE

R S Attack

ISBN:   9780856832703   

Price   £ 9.95 Paperback

The Systemic Roots and Intent of Organised Violence

Fred Harrison

ISBN:   9780856832734

Price   £ 17.95 Paperback

In this essay, originally published in 1971, Robert V. Andelson argued that human rights have been an issue that are often invoked but seldom intelligently considered. The foreword to this Second Edition is by Professor James M. Dawsey.

ROBERT V ANDELSON

ISBN:   9780856832727

Price   £ 12.95 Paperback

ISBN:  9780856832789

Price   £ 19.95 Hardback

In Search of Truth presents a comprehensive story of the evolution of the School of Economic Science, now in its eighth decade. Brian Hodginkson brings his historian’s skills and philosophic insight to bear in telling it in fascinating detail.

BRIAN HODGKINSON

ISBN:  9780856832765

Price:   £ 19.95

Exposing the corporate and political practices destroying the planet and proposing the laws needed to eradicate ecocide, this book gives a detailed account of the planet's current trajectory towards disaster and explains what we need to do to stop it.

Finalist in the 2010 Book of the Year Award by ForeWord Reviews

POLLY HIGGINS

ISBN:   9780856832758

Price   £ 17.95

The country is in crisis. Unrest and inner city tensions feed on unemployment. And as the Government struggles to contain the soaring debt, no one listens. Most are tired of ‘PR-savvy’ words, tired of the ‘blame-game’ that poses as debate.

JOHN STEWART

ISBN:   9780856832741

Price   £ 9.95

Although the Edwardian period may in retrospect appear to have been a golden age, it was in reality a time of much turbulence in the political and social fields. There were long and often violent strikes in the docks and coalmines as well as in other less vital industries. Poverty was endemic, and it was the fear of the creation of a semi-criminal underclass as much as feelings of benevolence that led during this period to the beginnings of the welfare state.

Geoffrey Lee

ISBN:   9780856832628

Price   £ 7.95

 'Chosen by THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE:   July 2009 Collection'
'As featured in THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE:  August 2009 Collection'

Real estate is sold as a much safer investment than the constantly fluctuating stock market. Share price volatility is compared unfavourably with the steadier and impressive gains made from real estate which is, we are told, ‘as safe as houses’.

PHILIP J ANDERSON

ISBN:   9780856832635

Hardback Price: £ 26.95

The President goes missing. Every corner of the White House has been searched and double-checked, without success. The Vice President is in Europe, so the decision of whether to go public or not falls upon the Chief of Staff. Just then the phone rings: a journalist has spotted the President sitting on a park bench near the Lincoln Memorial, his only disguise a baseball cap pulled well down over his eyes.

JOHN STEWART

ISBN:    9780856832611

Paperback Price: £ 7.95

This book offers a radical revision of modern economic theory. Its starting point is the existing body of both micro and macro economics, as developed in such textbooks as Economics by Begg, Fischer and Dornbusch and Positive Economics by Lipsey and Chrystal.

Brian Hodgkinson

ISBN:   9780856832505
Hardback Price: £ 30.00

ISBN 9780856832796
Papberback Price: £ 19.95

 'Chosen by THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE:   July 2009 Collection'
'As featured in THE PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE:  August 2009 Collection'

More an allegory than a novel, Visitors describes the impact of beings from a distant planet on the political, economic and spiritual life of Britain and the world

JOHN STEWART

ISBN:    9780856832536

Paperback Price: £ 9.95

...there are some fascinating insights into cycles, property and rents...
Institute of Economic Affairs 2005. John Calverley, Chief Economist , American Express Bank

[Harrison] does make a case for the existence of an 18-year business cycle, which he links to speculation in the property market'
Samuel Brittan, FINANCIAL TIMES

...for anyone seeking to understand the vagaries of the housing market, this is a fascinating read'
Jeff Howell, SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Fred Harrison

ISBN:   9780856832543 

2nd edition Paperback Price: £17.95       

Land rights confer wealth, but not uniformly. Location matters - building Canary Wharf in a desert without the associated infrastructure would not have made anyone richer.

Tony Vickers

ISBN:    9780856832512

Paperback Price: £ 8.95

Ricardo’s Law judges Tony Blair’s decade in power. The author marshals the evidence to address four indictments of how the modern state operates, and how New Labour failed to advance its agenda. Blair was given a mandate to modernise Britain’s institutions and include everyone in the prosperity of the nation. Fred Harrison explains why this prospectus could not be realised, because tax policies continue to favour the rich and penalise the poor.

Fred Harrison

ISBN:    0856832413

Hardback Price: £ 18.95

The mystery of persistent economic failure is explained. The authors accuse the founders of neo-classical economics - the paradigm taught in schools and universities - of distorting the science to protect vested interests and to prevent governments from adopting policies that would permit sustainable growth and an equitable distribution of wealth.

Mason Gaffney & Fred Harrison

ISBN:    0856832448

Paperback Price: £ 16.95

Today we live in a world that is divided. A world in which we have made great progress and advances in science and technology. But it is also a world where millions of children die because they have no access to medicines. We live in a world where knowledge and information have made enormous strides, yet millions of children are not in school…It is a world of great promise and hope. It is also a world of despair, disease and hunger … Nelson Mandela, 2005

Henry George     

ISBN:   9780911312980                                                                                            

Paperback Price: £ 9.95

An Inquiry Into the Cause of Industrial Depressions and of Increase of Want with Increase of Wealth...The Remedy. "The people must think because the people alone can act." The classic bestseller in political economy launched a worldwide movement with a unique strategy to abolish privilege and poverty.

Henry George

ISBN:    091131279X

Hardback Price: £ 19.95

An Inquiry Into the Cause of Industrial Depressions and of Increase of Want with Increase of Wealth...The Remedy. "The people must think because the people alone can act." The classic bestseller in political economy launched a worldwide movement with a unique strategy to abolish privilege and poverty.

Henry George

ISBN:    0911312587  

Paperback Price: £ 12.95        

A new abridged edition of George's last work. Extends the classical analysis of Adam Smith and the Physiocrats on the nature of wealth and value, cooperation and exchange, space and time.

Henry George

ISBN:    091131248X

Paperback Price: £ 10.95

Prices of over £5m for some freehold houses in central London in early 2007, indicates one truth from this book: wealth increasingly shifts to all land owners as a society develops, despite agriculture taking a lesser part in the overall economy. Braund takes a secular approach to ethics but arrives at values that religious people would also concur with. The book contains a mine of useful historical information.
Charles Bazlinton, author of 'A Free Lunch'

'This is an impressive, important and readable book' James Robertson,
NEW ECONOMICS FOUNDATION

'...he is to be congratulated for opening up a debate based on the notion that we must radically rethink our economic system for it to be fair and sustainable' John West,
TRIBUNE

...promises to transform the way we think about politics, economics and the value of human life ... will interest people at all points of the political spectrum, engaging liberals ands conservatives alike
eMediaWire

Mark Braund


ISBN:    085683226X

Price: £ 14.95

Kenneth Jupp

ISBN:   0856832359

Paperback Price: £14.95

‘I very much welcome this book and believe that its themes are of crucial importance to the world today’
From Foreword by Rt Rev. Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford

Marcus Braybrooke & Kamran Mofid

ISBN:   9780856832314

Paperback Price: £9.95

"…the book finishes with a radical solution which the author believes will harness the benefits of globalisation for the universal good. Challenging, well-written and provocative.
Ian Matthews - The Magazine for Social Justice.

Kamran Mofid

ISBN:    0856831956

Paperback Price: £10.95

Something must be done, explain the authors. Governments will fail, unless they shake off the economic orthodoxy which is now one of the problems rather than the means to a solution.

Michael Hudson, G.J. Miller, Kris Feder

ISBN:    0856831611             ISBN:    085683159X

Hardback Price: £22.50        Paperback Price: £12.95

"For at least the past decade, it has been recognised by business, the tax professions and the Revenue alike that the tax system is too complicated, is getting more complicate and needs simplifying".
The Times, Dec 1999

Dr Ronald Burgess

ISBN:    0856831352

Hardback Price: £18.00

"...In my opinion, the least bad tax is the property tax on the unimproved value of land, the Henry George argument of many, many years ago."
Milton Friedman

Prof. Nicolaus Tideman (ed.)

ISBN:    085683162X            ISBN:    0856831530

Hardback Price: £29.95       Paperback Price: £14.95

'There is a sense in which all taxes are antagonistic to free enterprise - yet we need taxes... so the question is, which are the least harmful taxes? In my opinion, the least bad tax is the property tax on the unimproved value of land, the Henry George argument of many, many years ago.'
Human Events

Kenneth Wenzer (ed.)

ISBN:   0856831816                ISBN:    0856831824

Hardback Price: £30.00         Paperback Price: £14.95

'This book has been described as one of the foundation piers of the Welfare State.'
TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT

William Temple

ISBN:   9780856830259

Paperback Price: £8.95

The author argues that land speculation is the major cause of depressions

Fred Harrison

ISBN:    0856830674                ISBN:    0856831093

Hardback Price: £25.00         Paperback Price: £10.95