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 Capital
Homesteading for Every Citizen
What if
. . . every man, woman and child in America could receive
each year through a
local bank $3,000 of “interest-free” credit to invest
in our nation’s growth and
new technologies?
. . . every citizen could accumulate tax-free over a lifetime
a “capital homestead” of
$200,000 that would pay an annual dividend income of $30,000
to meet his or
her retirement needs?
. . . this could be done without using any taxpayer dollars
and without taking away
anyone’s wealth? More details, order nfo here
"Curing World Poverty: The New Role
of Property is a fascinating "textbook for social
change." Through practical financing tools and specific
legislative reforms, Curing World Poverty moves to a "third
way" beyond the power—and wealth—concentrating
systems of traditional capitalism and socialism. A powerful
reminder that political democracy is hollow without effective
economic democracy."
- Rabbi David Saperstein, Religious Action Center of Reform
Judaism
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 Seven
Steps to Justice. Such is the book’s huge potential
for peacefully revolutionising society that Sir Richard Body
has described it as “a testament to politicians aspiring
to be statesmen”.
Other endorsers point to its profound sense
of justice, its prescience and – a matter of importance
to any reader – the brilliant lucidity of its exposition.
John Bunzl wrote: “They make simple, readable and understandable
subjects which others manage to make complicated and impenetrable.”
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 The
Age of Consent: A manifesto for
a new world order, George Monbiot, 2003.
"At last, the global justice movement
has found a vision as expansive and planet-wide as that of
the American neoconservatives. Let the battle of ideas commence."
Johann Hari, Independent on Sunday.
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 Fresco
envisions a global civilization in which science and technology
are applied with human and environmental concern to secure,
protect, and encourage a more humane world for all people.
This book offers a possible way out of our recurring cycles
of boom and recession, famine, poverty, a declining environment,
and territorial conflicts where peace is merely the interval
between wars. It outlines an attainable, humane social design
of the near future where human rights are no longer paper
proclamations but a way of life.
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here.
 Binary
Economics: The New Paradigm: Robert
Ashford & Rodney Shakespeare. University Press of America,
1999.
The new binary economic paradigm described
by Robert Ashford and Ashford Shakespeare fills a void in
the thinking of today's academia. It provides solutions to
seemingly intractable problems of economic efficiency, distribution
and justice left unsolved by conventional economic theories
and practices.
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here.
Democracy at Risk: Rescuing Main Street from Wall Street
— A Populist Vision for the 21st Century. - By Jeff Gates
Jeff Gates’ new book — Democracy at Risk —
argues for widespread ownership of capital resources in an
era of massive disparities of wealth that subordinate democracy
to plutocracy. Gates is a practical man, which means he offers
politically practical and financially feasible ways toward
a broad-based prosperity around the world. His facts will
enrage you into higher expectation levels for what a modern
economy should look like and be for.
— Ralph Nader
Capital Homesteading for Every Citizen: A Just Free Market
Solution for Saving Social Security: Norman G. Kurland,
Dawn K. Brohawn & Michael D. Greaney. Center for Economic
and Social Justice, 2003.
One World, Ready or Not, The Manic Logic of Global Capitalism:
William Greider. Simon & Schuster, 1997, Touchstone paperback,
1968.
Utopia or Oblivion, Prospects for Humanity: R. Buckminster
Fuller. Bantam Books, 1969.
When Corporations Rule the World: David C. Korten
A co-publication of Kumarian Press Inc. and Berrett - Koehler
Publishers, 1995
Buckminster Fuller, An Anthology for the New Millennium:
Thomas T. K. Zung. St. Martin's Press, 2002.
The Grip of Death: Michael Rowbotham
Jon Carpenter Publishing, Biddles Ltd. Guildford and Kings
Lynn, UK. 1998
Distributed in Canada and USA by Paul and Company, PO Box
442, Concord, MA, 01742
Secrets of the Temple, How the Federal Reserve Runs the
Country: William Greider
Simon and Shuster, 1987
Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt, The Solution to the Economic
Paradox: Professor Fredrick Soddy
Beyond Dispute: Stafford Beer. John Wiley & Sons,
1994.
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions: Thomas S.
Kuhn. University of Chicago Press, 1962, 1970.
"A New Look at Prices and Money: The Kelsonian Binary
Model for Achieving Rapid Economic Growth Without Inflation":
Norman G. Kurland. Journal of Socio-Economics, vol. 30, pages
495-515, 2001.
"The Abraham Federation: A New Framework for Peace
in the Middle East": Norman G. Kurland. Center for
Economic and Social Justice, 2002.
Two-Factor Theory, The Economics of Reality: Louis
O. Kelso & Patricia Hetter. Random House, 1967, Vintage
Books paperback, 1967.
Democracy and Economic Power, Extending the ESOP Revolution
through Binary Economics: Louis O. Kelso & Patricia
Hetter Kelso. Ballenger Publishing Co., 1986, University Press
of America paperback, 1991.
Introduction to Social Justice: William J. Ferree.
Paulist Press, 1948, Center for Economic and Social Justice
edition, with foreword by Norman G. Kurland, 1997.
Journey to an Ownership Culture, Insights from the ESOP
Community: Dawn K. Brohawn, ed. The ESOP Association &
Scarecrow Press, 1997.
Social Credit: C.H. Douglas
Omni Publications, 1924
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