The International Union for Land Value Taxation
An Exploration in Public Finance in the Tradition of Henry George By H. William Batt Value capture is a means by which to finance capital infrastructure, particularly transportation services, in a way that allows...
By Rose Waweru Kenya Master’s Program in Urban Management and Development October 2006 – September 2007 Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya is divided into 20 planning zones. The history behind the development of...
By H. William Batt Robert CPG Online Magazine, Issue 1, 2018 As the year 2017 ended, the government of Thailand was in the process of implementing a nationwide real property tax – generally referred...
Heather Wetzel, Chair of UK Labour Land Campaign, discusses the primary reasons why housing is out of reach to rent or buy for so many. She shares her concerns about our increasingly divided society...
In this second round of conversation, Professor Michael Hudson and Pepe Escobar discuss the emerging economic world order which they define not so much as a conflict between nations, but a rivalry between two...
On November 5th 2020, the parliament of Baden-Wuerttemberg, the second largest state in Germany, voted to implement land value tax. In this webinar co-sponsored by the Henry George School and the International Union for...
Alanna Hartzok traces a common link between the distortions in the United States economic and healthcare systems and considers how this has led to serious physical, mental and social problems. A new economic paradigm...
Sponsored by the Henry George School of Social Science and the International Union for Land Value Taxation. An interactive discussion on wealth inequality and the “Great Game” on the control of natural resources. In...
The Number 1, 2017 Issue of the IU ViewAt last, a “better late than never” new edition of the IU View. In this world that seems more chaotic every day, our organization continues to...
