The path to justice : following in the footsteps of Henry George
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The path to justice : following in the footsteps of Henry George
（Studies in economic reform and social justice / series editor, Laurence S. Moss）
Blackwell Publishing, c2001
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ISBN 9780631230243
Description
The thirteen essays in this volume reveal the broad range of discussions that the tradition began by Henry George continues to stimulate. The Path to Justice: Following in the Footsteps of Henry George offers philosophical insights into the nature of justice as well as practical applicaton of those insights to trade and tax policy. Scholars in both the humanities and social sciences, as well as reform--minded citizens, will find this book provaocative and insightful. * Essays chosen from thirty presentations in the Henry George lecture series and the winners of the Henry George Essay prize sponsored by St. Johna s University* The collection offers philosophical insights into the nature of justice as well as practical applicaton of those insights to trade and tax policy
Table of Contents
Foreword. Joseph A. Giacalone. Introduction. Clifford W. Cobb. Acknowledgements. Section One: History of Thought. 1. Henry George and Austrian Economics. (Leland B. Yeager). 2. Henry George and the Austrian Economics. (Oscar B. Johannsen). 3. Progress: Poverty or Prosperity? Joining the Debate Between George and Marshall on the Effects of Economic Growth on the Distribution of Income.(Nahid Aslanbeigui and Adele Wick). Section Two: Public Policy Implications. 1. The Role of Ground Rent in Urban Decay and Revival: How to Revitalize a Failing City. (Mason Gaffney). 2. Site Value Taxes and the Optimal Pricing of Public Services. (William S. Vickrey). 3. What Do We Need to Know about Land Value Taxation?. (Dick Netzer). Section Three: International Trade. 1. Protection or Free Trade: An Analysis of the Ideas of Henry George on International Commerce and Wages. (Thomas L. Martin). 2. Why the Preaching Must Never Stop. Henry Georgea s and Paul Krugmana s Respective Contributions to the Free Trade Debate. (Laurence S. Moss). Section Four: Philosophy of Justice. 1. Peace, Justice, and Economic Reform. (Nicolaus Tideman). 2. The Economics and Ethics of Idleness. (James M. Buchanan). Section Five: Religious Foundations of Social Policy. 1. The Earth is the Lorda s. (Robert V. Andelson). 2. Liberation Theology and Economic Development. (James M. Dawsey). 3. Moses--Henry Georgea s Inspiration. (Aharon H. Shapiro). References. Index.
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Description
The thirteen essays in this volume reveal the broad range of discussions that the tradition began by Henry George continues to stimulate. The Path to Justice: Following in the Footsteps of Henry George offers philosophical insights into the nature of justice as well as practical applicaton of those insights to trade and tax policy. Scholars in both the humanities and social sciences, as well as reform-minded citizens, will find this book provaocative and insightful.
Table of Contents
Foreword. Joseph A. Giacalone.Introduction. Clifford W. Cobb.Acknowledgements.Section One: History of Thought.1. Henry George and Austrian Economics. (Leland B. Yeager)2. Henry George and the Austrian Economics. (Oscar B. Johannsen)3. Progress: Poverty or Prosperity? Joining the Debate Between George and Marshall on the Effects of Economic Growth on the Distribution of Income.(Nahid Aslanbeigui and Adele Wick)Section Two: Public Policy Implications.1. The Role of Ground Rent in Urban Decay and Revival: How to Revitalize a Failing City. (Mason Gaffney) 2. Site Value Taxes and the Optimal Pricing of Public Services. (William S. Vickrey)3. What Do We Need to Know about Land Value Taxation?. (Dick Netzer) Section Three: International Trade.1. Protection or Free Trade: An Analysis of the Ideas of Henry George on International Commerce and Wages. (Thomas L. Martin)2. Why the Preaching Must Never Stop. Henry George's and Paul Krugman's Respective Contributions to the Free Trade Debate. (Laurence S. Moss) Section Four: Philosophy of Justice.1. Peace, Justice, and Economic Reform. (Nicolaus Tideman)2. The Economics and Ethics of Idleness. (James M. Buchanan)Section Five: Religious Foundations of Social Policy.1. The Earth is the Lord's. (Robert V. Andelson)2. Liberation Theology and Economic Development. (James M. Dawsey)3. Moses-Henry George's Inspiration. (Aharon H. Shapiro)References.Index.
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