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A NEW MODEL OF THE ECONOMY |
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Brian Hodgkinson
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 Dombusch
and Positive Economics by Lipsey and Chrystal.
Hardback Price £ 30.00
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| VISITORS |
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JOHN STEWART
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
Paperback Price £ 9.95
ISBN 978 0 85683 253 6 |
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BOOM BUST
House prices, Banking and the Depression of 2010 |
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Fred Harrison
...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
2nd edition Paperback: £17.95
ISBN: 0 85683 2545
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LOCATION MATTERS
RECYCLING BRITAIN’S WEALTH |
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Tony Vickers
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.
Paperback Price £ 8.95
ISBN 978 0 85683 251 2 |
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THE SOCIAL CONSCIENCE
CAN A CARING SOCIETY EXIST IN A MARKET ECONOMY?
IS A MARKET ECONOMY SUSTAINABLE THAT DENIES MAN’S FUNDAMENTAL
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Michel Glautier
The expanding influence of Western civilisation, through the emergence
of a global economy dominated by transnational corporations, is
transforming society worldwide and bringing to the fore social and
economic issues of deep concern and unprecedented magnitude.
Hardback Price £ 19.95
ISBN 978 0 85683 248 2
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RICARDO’S LAW
House Prices and the Great Tax Clawback Scam |
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Fred Harrison
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.
Hardback Price £ 18.95
ISBN 0 85683 241 3
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PROGRESS AND POVERTY
Henry George
Edited and Abridged for Modern Readers |
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Henry George
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
Paperback Price £ 9.95
ISBN 978 0 911312 98 0
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PROGRESS AND POVERTY
Henry George |
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Henry George
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.
Paperback Price £ 19.95
ISBN 0911 312 79 X
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PROGRESS AND POVERTY
Henry George |
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Henry George
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.
Paperback Price £ 12.95
ISBN 0911 312 58 7
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| THE SCIENCE OF POLITICAL
ECONOMY |
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Henry George
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.
Paperback Price £ 10.95
ISBN 0-911312-48-X |
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| The Possibility of Progress |
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Mark Braund
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
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ISBN 0 85683 226 X
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The Rule of Law
and Other Essays |
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Kenneth
Jupp
Paperback: £14.95
ISBN: 0 85683 235 9
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Promoting the Common Good
Bringing Economics and Theology Together Again |
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‘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
Paperback: £9.95
ISBN: 0 85683 231 6
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| Globalisation for the Common
Good |
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Globalisation - good
or bad? …an important new 'jargon-free' book, offering a new
vision of economics." Lorna Gold - New
City "…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
Paperback: £10.95
ISBN: 0 85683 195 6
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| The Corruption of Economics |
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Mason Gaffney & Fred Harrison
Hardback: £24.95 Paperback:
£16.95
ISBN: 0 85683 160 3 ISBN: 0 85683 244 8
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| Philosophy for a Fair Society |
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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
Hardback: £22.50 Paperback:
£12.95
ISBN: 0 85683 161 1 ISBN: 0 85683 159 X |
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| Public Revenue without Taxation |
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"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
Hardback: £12.00
ISBN: 085683 135 2
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Land and Taxation
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"...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.)
Hardback: £29.95 Paperback:
£14.95
ISBN: 0 85683 162 X ISBN: 0 85683 153 0
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| Land Value Taxation |
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'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.)
Hardback: £30.00 Paperback: £14.95
ISBN: 085683 181 6 ISBN: 085683 182 4
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| William Temple: Christianity
and Social Order |
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'This book has been described as one of the foundation piers
of the Welfare State.'
TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT William
Temple
Paperback: £7.95
ISBN: 085683 0259
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Costing the Earth
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The authors argue that problems ranging from deforestation of the
Amazon to urban decay can be traced to a common cause: the failure
properly to value the resources of nature. Ronald
Banks (Ed)
Paperback: £8.95
ISBN: 085683 111 5 |
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| The Power in the Land |
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The author argues that land speculation
is the major cause of depressions Fred
Harrison
Hardback: £25.00 Paperback:
£10.95
ISBN: 0 85683 067 4 ISBN: 0 85683 109 3
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| Tolstoy: Principles for a New
World Order |
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Tolstoy was one of the few men who saw
clearly the flaws in the old order that would lead to the catastrophes
of the twentieth century David Redfearn
Paperback: £10.95
ISBN: 085683 134 4
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From Wasteland to Promised
Land: Liberation Theology for a post-Marxist World
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"The authors present a constructive
critique of liberation theologians' approach to economic questions...their
creative proposals will greatly enrich current discussions, too often
confined to standard ideological claims on all sides."
John T. Pawlikowski, O.S.M
Catholic Theological Union Robert V.
Andleson & James M. Dawsey
Paperback: £10.95
ISBN: 085683 133 6
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The Natural Economy
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The author argues for an economics of abundance
that "is in stark contrast to the miserable modern vision of
scarcity as the guiding principal of all economic thinking" Catholic
Weekly "In its quiet and exact way it is more radically
revolutionary than the works of Marx." AD 2000 John
Young
Paperback: £10.95
ISBN: 0 85683 166 2
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