Wasted hundreds of millions could be funding a shift of the prevailing paradigm regarding sharing social surplus.

Constant, unrelieved criticism debilitates supporters and rallies contraries. Overlooked are ideas that appeal across the political spectrum.

A continuous drive to improve upon our foundation of knowledge adds to the motivation that progresses our species.

Major media has Americans focusing on immigrants rather than the deepest underlying reasons why anyone would choose to abandon their home.

A modern Georgist Democratic platform, based on the 1890 platform, would involve health care, debt forgiveness, unearned income taxation, eliminating tariffs, and public utilities.

Contemporary theories of justice are based on the overconfident assumption that the theorist who wrote it actually knows how to solve the insider-outsider problem.

There are three fundamental causes of social problems when we dig down to root causes. The ultimate remedy for social problems therefore must confront all three root causes.

Viral Community Theory – The science of accelerating implementation effects.

Unjust Imprisonment or Valid Land Claims?

Distribution Theory III – Intellectual Property and Monetary Theory

To maximize freedom, share the natural resources and immense profits made with the public.

Distribution Theory II – Allocation of the Distribution

Distribution Theory I – How to Distribute the Bounty of the Earth

AFFEERCE Collection Theory II – Land Capture and the Cellular Democracy

Highlights from the 2018 Council of Georgist Organizations Conference in Baltimore, MD.

If you want to be clear when talking about profits, you should not just say "profit."

Platform of the Single Tax League of the United States, adopted September 3, 1890.

AFFEERCE Collection Theory I – The Source of Ground Rents.

Focusing on the seemingly overlooked national period (1890-1895), it’s George’s most important work because it links to the 16th Amendment making his single-tax enforceable.

AFFEERCE is an implementation based on the ideas of economist Henry George. The fruits of our labor belong to us alone while the land belongs to each of us and to all of us.