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• The School of Democracy [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, January-February 1941]

• Community Land Trusts: Fighting Speculation When Land Value Taxation Won't Fly [Reprinted from Quicksilver, Winter 2001-2002]

• Land-Value Taxation [Chapter 17 of the book Windfalls for Wipeouts: Land Value Capture and Compensation, edited by Donald G. Hagman and Dean J. Miscrynski, American Planning Association, 1978]

• Australia: A Land Worthy Of Study [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, July-August, 1973]

• The Arguments Against Free Trade in a World Where Land Monopoly Persists [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, January-February 1940]

• Do we do God's Work or Work for the Landlord? [An address delivered at The Church of the Mediator, Providence, Rhode Island. Reprinted from the Singe Tax Review, March-April, 1909]
• Emma Goldman, Single Taxers and Socialism [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April, 1932]
• Exchanges with Economic Professors on Tax Reform [Reprinted from Ch. XI, Questions of the Day, 1891]
• Land Co-operation [Reprinted from Co-operation, Vol.XI, No.10, October 1925]
• The Land Question and Economic Progress [An interview reprinted from The Arena, December 1900]
• Socialism versus Natural Law [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August 1956]
• Your Work or Mine (A Single Tax or Land Value Taxation? [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, January-February, 1932]
• Where Karl Marx Agrees with Henry George [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, May-June 1938]

• Will Modern Civilizations Suffer the Same Fate as the Roman Empire? [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August, 1931]

• Can Georgism Bless War? [Reprinted from The Freeman, September, 1942]
• One Georgist's Views on the Second WorldWar and Moral Principles [Reprinted from The Freeman, July, 1942]

• The Greatest of These is Justice [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, September-October 1940]
• The Three I's: Ignorance, Indifference and Inertia [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, November-December 1939]

• A Brief: Regarding the Proposed New Formulation of a National Policy Concerning Our National Material Resources [1960]
• Interest and Capital Formation [1959]
• The Rounds of Money [1959]

• The Menace of Privilege [Reprinted from the Henry George News, August, 1969]

• 'Liberalism' -- Hope for a Troubled World [Reprinted from the Henry George News, October, 1957]

• The Tax to End all Taxes: Where Is Henry George Now That We Need Him? [Reprinted from American Heritage, 1978 (estimate)]

• Henry George's Legacy in Economic Thought [A review of the book, Henry George's Legacy in Economic Thought, edited by John Laurent. Reprinted from Land & Liberty, 2006]

• Are We a Self-Sufficient Nation? [Reprinted from the Henry George Fellowship News, Chicago, Novembert, 1935]
• Free Trade and the Engineer [Reprinted from The Libertarian, Vol.5, No.5, November, 1925]
• The Gold Standard [Reprinted from The Single Tax Review, 1915]
• Where Do Jobs Come From? [Reprinted from: Land & Liberty, September 1939]

• Social Justice [Reprinted from Progress, July, 1979]

• The Road to Globalisation: Where Stands Permacultures? Where Stand We All? [Reprinted from The Permaculture Activist, No.49, December 2002]

• Forty-eight Balkan States? [Reprinted from The Freeman, January, 1940]

• The Influence of Henry George on the Cherokee Nation [Reprinted from a Land-Theory online discussion, 31 December 1998]

• The American Farmer [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August 1940]
• Economics in the Schools [An address before the Candlelight Club of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April 1937]
• Land Owners Pay No Taxes [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, January-February 1939]
• The Natural Law of Rent [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April 1938]
• The People's Land [A self-published pamphlet, September, 1942]
• This Thing Called Capitalism [Reprinted from: The Freeman, July, 1943]

• The Statues of Daedalus: Contradictions of Abundance [Reprinted from: The Accidental Century, 1965]

• Transforming A Social Movement, Learning From Organizational Transformation [1999]
• Seven Principles of Sustainable Society [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Spring 1999]

• Henry George: Prophet of the Good Society [An analysis of the Georgist movement and proposals for achieving success in gaining public support for Henry George's ideals, undated, but probably late 1970s or early 1980s]

• African States of Failure [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Winter 2008-2009]
• The Age of Pseudo-Social Science [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, January-February, 1973]
• Aldous Huxley on the Land Question [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, May-June, 1989]
• Education or Conditioning [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, March 1969]
• Expect a Global House-Price Slump Next Year [Reprinted from Money Week, 11 May, 2007]
• Five Lessons for Land Reformers: The Case of Taiwan [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, May-June, 1980]
• Free Trade and the International Union [An open letter to International Union supporters; 28 February, 2005]
• Geopolitics, the Air Waves and 'Utopia' [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, November-December 1979]
• Georgism: A Reality Check [Reprinted from the International Union Newsletter, March 2006]
• Georgism: Whose Failure Is it Anyway? [An address to the Board of Directors of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, December 2001]
• The History That Might Have Been [A paper presented at the 13th International Conference on Land Value Taxation and Free Trade. Isle of Man. September 1973]
• Into the Century of Land Reform [An essay sent to supporters of the Centre for Land Policy Studies, January 2000; reprinted here by special arrangements with the author]
• Keynes and the Forgotten Factor [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, August, 1969]
• Land Reform or Red Revolution: Economic Surplus and the Dynamics of Political Violence [An analysis published in 1980 by the Economic and Social Science Research Association, London, England]
• Land Monopoly [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, May-June, 1983]
• Lester Brown's Call for a New Land Ethic [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, September-October, 1983]
• Man of Violence [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, November-December, 1971]
• On Recovering the Sacred [Rent] Income [A talk delivered at a conference on Land, the Claim of the Community, organized by Feasta and the Henry George Foundation of Gr. Britain, October 2003]
• The "Order Which is Best" and the Lesson of Languedoc [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, March-April 1975]
• Russia: After the Cold War -- How to Win the Pace! [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, November-December 1992]
• Socialism: the End of a Millenarian Dream [A paper presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1989]
• Tolstoy's Georgist Gospel [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, March-April 1989]
• Scaling Economic Heights [Globalisation: The Debate / reprinted from Land & Liberty, summer 1997]
• When Will Housing Prices Finally Crash? [Reprinted from Money Week, 16 May 2007]
• Why Is the North [of Britain] Filling the Pockets of Pampered Londoners? [Reprinted from the Yorkshire Post, 14 November 2006]

• Inaugural Address [4 March 1841]

• City Finances and the Property Tax [Reprinted from the MGIC Newsletter, 198x]
• Equity of Heavier Reliance on Land Taxation (Location Value) and Less on Improvements [An excerpt from the article, "Land Value Taxation: Pro and Con," in the book Tax Policy, by C. Lowell Harriss, et al., September-December 1970]
• How to Bring the Cost of Housing Back Within Reach of All American Families [A pamphlet published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 1978]
• Land Policies: Stewardship or Ownership? [1995 (information on publication source not known)]
• Land Taxation as an Evasion-Proof Revenue Source [Reprinted from the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January 1994]
• Lessons of Enduring Value: Henry George, A Century Later [A paper presented under the Henry George Research Program, Pace University, New York, 4 November 1982]
• Nobel Laureate William Vickrey [Reprinted from the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.57, No.2, April, 1998]
• Property Tax Reform: More Progress, Less Poverty [A paper presented as the Paul L. Morrison Lecture, DePauw University, 1970]
• Reducing Tax Obstacles to Economic Progress [An address befrore the Congress of Political Economists International, Sydney, Australia. January 1994. Reprinted from the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July 1994]
• Thoughts on the Property Tax [Reprinted from Fragments, April-June 1981]

• Distribution of Wealth in a Georgist Economy [A paper presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, California. August 1979]

• John R. Commons -- Social Reformer and Institutional Economist [Reprinted from the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January, 1965]

• Citizen Dividents and Oil Resource Rents [A paper delivered in the U.S. Basic Income Guarantee Network Track of the Eastern Economic Association, 30th Annual Conference, 20-22 February 2004.]
• Earth Rights Democracy: Public Finance Based on Early Christian Teachings [A paper delivered at the Christianity and Human Rights conference held at Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, November 2004]
• Earth Rights Economic Policy Vision Statement [Submitted to the Global Progressive Forum, December 2003]
• Land Value Capture for UN HABITAT Global Land Tool Network [Reprinted from Progress, March-April 2008]
• The Law of Rent and the Economics of War and Peace [Reprinted from GroundSwell, November-December 2007]
• The Law of Rent and the Economics of War and Peace [Revised by the author, 2009]
• Lunch and Lecture with Ralph Nader [8 March 2000]
• Pay For What You Take [A speech made April 2001 before the Henry George Foundation, London. Reprinted from GroundSwell, November-December 2001]
• Tax Bads, Not Goods [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Spring 2008]
• Thanks to War, U.S. Once Again Has More Control Over the Oil in Iraq [Reprinted from the Chambersburg Public Opinion, 2 May, 2003]
• Who Owns the Earth? [Reprinted from News & Views, 15 June 1989]

• A Modern Economic Scientist's Appraisal of Henry George [Reprinted from the Henry George News, August, 1952]
• Basic Principles of the Money-Credit System in the U.S. [A "Special Bulletin" issued 19 September 1952 by the American Institute for Economic Research]
• Can Our Republic Survive? [A summary of E.C. Harwood's essay printed in the Henry George News, October, 1960. The full essay was printed in the bulletin Economic News, published by the American Institute of Economic Research, July-August 1960]
• The Counterrevolution [reprinted from the pamphlet America's Unknown Enemy: Beyond Conspiracy, published in 1983 and 1993 by the American Institute for Economic Research. This paper was included as Appendix B.]
• The Decisive Voice [Reprinted from the Henry George News, August 1961]
• Does Money Matter? [reprinted from the Henry George News, March, 1956]
• Does Money Matter? A Response to Criticisms by Mr. Wasicki [Reprinted from the Henry George News, June, 1956]
• The Economic Facts of Life [Reprinted from the Henry George News, August, 1956]
• Economic Implications of Welfare Reform [Reprinted from the Henry George News, November, 1969]
• Economics, An Introductory Analysis [A review of the 5th edition of the economic text written by Paul A. Samuelson, Economic News, the American Institute for Economic Research, Vol.IV, No.8, October 1961]
• Free Competition Is Voluntary Cooperation [Reprinted from an American Institute for Economic Research bulletin, Research Reports, Vol.LIX, No.23, 7 December 1992]
• How Do You Know That You Know Anything? [Reprinted from a pamphlet pubished by the American Institute for Economic Research, September 1961]
• The Lost Art of Commercial Banking [Reprinted from the booklet Money, Banking and Inflating, A Useful Description, published by the American Institute for Economic Research, April 1981]

• Notes on a Journey to Exotic Lands [Observations of a trip to parts of Africa and India, February 2005]

• Georgism by Stealth [The 2007 Henry George Address, Melbourne, Australia. Reprinted from Progress, November-December, 2007]
• Taxation A Boon To Society [Reprinted from: Progress, March 1996]
• Unseen Assumptions in Economics [Reprinted from Progress, July-August 2004]

• Georgist Proposals and the Global Warming Controversy [A letter received by Common Ground, U.S.A. dated 9 July 2007]

• The Futility of the Practical Approach [Reprinted from The Gargoyle, April 1977]
• The Reflecting on the Theory of Interest [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August 1940]

• Economics and Knowledge [An address to the London Economics Club, 10 November 1936]
• The Use of Knowledge in Society [Reprinted from the American Economic Review, XXXV, No.4; September 1945, pp.519-30]

• The Power to Exact Wages [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April 1941]
• Significance of the Components of Ground Rent [Reprinted from Land and Labor Library, Vol. 1, No. 32, 1906]

• Henry George [Reprinted from the diary of Rutherford B. Hayes, 4 December, 1887]

• Economic Argument of Henry George [Source and date of publication not known]
• Trojan Horse of Land Reform [A critique of land communism or "single tax" as advocated in the Doctrinal Statement prepared by the Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn, 1954]
• Why the Henry George Idea Does Not Prevail [Reprinted from: Society and its Services, 1954]

• E. Haldeman-Julius: A Confused Economist [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April, 1934]

• A Point of Principle: The True Form of Economic Liberalism [Reprinted from Old and New Economic Liberalsim. Reprinted from Land & Liberty, August-September, 1965]
• On Land as a Factor of Production [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, November-December, 1956]

• Realizing Utopia or Sundry Reflections on the Future of Georgism [An address delivered at the banquet of the Council of Georgist Organizations, held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 6 August 2005. Reprinted in GroundSwell, September-October 2005]
• Sun Yat-sen: Clandestine Georgist [2008]

• On Henry George [Excerpted from The Worldly Philosophers
• On the Limited 'Relevance' of Economics [Reprinted form The Public Interest, Nov.21, pp.80-93, Fall, 1970]

• Why The German Republic Fell [1938]

• On The Mosaic Law [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, September 1939]

• Don't Exchange Income Tax for Property Taxes [A letter printed in the Chicago Sun-Times, 1 April, 1993.]

• Henry George and George Bernard Shaw's Conversion to Socialism [Reprinted from the Henry George News, November 1965]

• Is the Single Tax Practical? [Reprinted from The Freeman, January, 1943]

• Henry George's Campaign for Justice [An address at the commemoration of the new Henry George League headquarters, Melbourne. Reprinted from Progress, November, 1972]
• Stop Social Suffering by Sharing the Soil [A pamphlet published by the author, 1998]

• The Case for Land Value Taxation [Quotes from speeches made by Mr. Henderson during his years as an M.P. in the British House of Commons, representing the Labour Party]

• Georgist Influence on Woodrow Wilson [An address delivered at a dinner in his honor, New Yor, September 1926. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, November-December 1926]
• Review of Homer Hoyt's book, One Hundred Years of Land Values in Chicago [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, September-October, 1934]
• Presidential Address, delivered at the 4th International Conference of the International Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland [Reprinted from the published conference papers]
• Remembering Oscar Geiger [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August, 1934]
• The Social Ills Identified by Henry George Remain After Fifty Years [An address delivered at the International Conference to Promote Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland, 29 July thru 4 August, 1929. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August 1929]
• Statesmanship Without A Philosophy, Explaining the Non-Success of Certain Conferences at Geneva [Paragraphs from an Address delivered at the Congress of the Henry George Foundation of America, 3 September 1927, New York]
• The Road To Peace [An address delivered at the International Conference for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Copenhagen, Denmark, July, 1926]
• This Discontented World [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, September-October 1936]

• A Comparison of George's Economic Theory of Justice with the Catholic Church's Social Teachings Concerning the Right to Private Property in Land [A paper delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 23 July 2004]

• Professor Stigler's Report on Alfred Marshall's Lecture on Progress and Poverty -- An Addendum [1995]

• On the Radical Liberalism of Francis Neilson [Reprinted from the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July, 1945, p.129]

• Austrian Economics vs Georgist Economics [Reprinted from the Illinois Georgist, Vol.5, No.3, Fall, 1993]
• In Quest of Justice [Reprinted from the Illinois Georgist, Vol.5, No.3, Fall, 1993]

• Economic and Speculative Rent [Reprinted from The Freeman, February, 1939
• Not One Cent to Tribute [Reprinted from The Commonwealth, September 1928]
• Pursuit of Happiness [An unpublished essay written July 1977]
• Reconciliation of the Laws of Production and Distribution [A paper delivered at the Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, 4 July 1978]
• The Reversions: A Philadelphia Story of Land Speculation [Reprinted from The Commonwealth, December 1927]
• The Significance of Land Value Taxation and Land Speculation -- Boom and bust [A booklet comprising two papers presented at the Henry George Schools Conference, Chicago, 1969]
• Taxation Under Marxism versus Georgism [A letter to the editor, printed in the Philadelphia Inquirer, 17 July 1973]

• The What is the Single Tax? [Reprinted from The Single Tax Review, 1909]

• A Georgist Index of Economic Liberation [Reprinted from: Land-Theory, 25 November 1999]
• Adam Smith and Modern Public Revenue Policies [Reprinted from a Land-Theory online discussion initiated by David Hillary, including Bryan Kavanagh, Harry Pollard and Dan Sullivan, September 2002]
• New Zealand's Privatization Push Devastated the Country, Rather Than Saving It [A critical response to the article written by Murray Dobbin, reprinted from: Land-TheorySeptember 2000]
• What is the Cause of Poverty? [Reprinted from a Land-Theory online discussion, October 1999]

• The Great Gold Hoax [Reprinted from the Henry George News, March, 1961]
• Thirty Years a Georgist: Lonely -- But Not Alone [Reprinted from the Henry George News, August, 1961]

• The Story of Henry George [Reprinted from: The Libertarian, Vol.5, No.5, November, 1925]

• Is Socialism Scientific? [Reprinted from The Freeman, February, 1939]
• Land Values Taxation in Practice [1908]
• Newspaper Report on a Lecture by Max Hirsch [This account appeared in The Bacchus Marsh Express, Melbourne, Australia, 6 June 1897]
• Socialism, The Slave State [1904]
• What Determines the Value of Land [Reprinted from Progress, May-June, 2005. Original date of publication not provided]

• Rights of the Individual [From Leviathan, 1651]

• Henry Wallace and the Commitment to Liberal Postwar Policies [A letter printed in the Henry George News, February, 1944]

• A New Model of the Economy [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Spring 2008]

• Comments on Gaston Haxo's Treatment of The Theory of Interest [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, November-December 1940]
• Self-Interest vs. Religious Conscience [A letter printed in the Henry George News, December, 1944]
• Stamford Raffles of Singapore [Reprinted from The Freeman, March, 1942]

• The Dark Side of the Left: Illiberal Egalitarianism in America, by Richrd Ellis [A review by J. David Hoeveler, June 1998]

• The Role of the Undesirables [Reprinted from The Ordeal of Change, 1963]
• True Believer, and The Ordeal of Change [Quotations from The True Believer, published in 1951, and The Ordeal of Change, published in 1976]

• More Whistling In The Dark -- Rising Land Speculation [Reprinted from The Freeman, January, 1939]
• The Rabble AT Our Gates -- Rural to Urban Migration [Reprinted from The Freeman, March, 1939]
• Red-Baiters and Red-Breeders [Reprinted from The Freeman, October 1938]

• Socialism and Fiscal Reform [Reprinted from The New Age, 5 September 1907]

• Henry George [A sermon that first appeared as No. VIII, Series 1944-45 of the Community Pulpit, published by The Community Church, New York, NY]

• Barriers to Prosperity [An address to the Association of Women Bankers meeting, Atlanta, Georgia. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April, 1932]
• Evils of Unstable Money [A paper presented at the 4th International Conference, International Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland, 29 July to 4 August, 1929]

• Land Speculation and Other Processes in American Historical Geography [Reprinted from the Journal of Geography, January 1976]

• The Case for Cultural and Intellectual Freedom [From Bread and Freedom, an essay written in 1940]

• Freedom Vs. Power [A paper delivered at the 15th annual Henry George Conference, Rutgers University, New Jersey, 12 July, 1959. Reprinted from the Henry George News, September 1959]
• Frontiers -- New and Old
• Have We Outgrown Reform? [Reprinted from the Henry George News, August, 1957]
• Henry George and Malthusianism [Reprinted from The Freeman, September, 1939]
• Intellectual Ferment [Reprinted from an address before the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco; reprinted from the Henry George News, December, 1952]
• The Just Distribution of Wealth [Reprinted from the Henry George News, September 1956]
• Justice, Charity and Power [Reprinted from the Henry George News, September 1958]
• Old Errors Never Die [An address delivered to the 7th annual Henry George School conference, Los Angeleses, CA, 21, July 1951. Reprinted from the Henry George News, August 1951]
• Progress and Poverty: 75 Years After [An address delivered at the 10th annual conference of the Henry George School; reprinted from the Henry George News, August, 1954]
• A Response to Glenn Hoover [A letter by Frank L. Hughes. Reprinted from the Henry George News, November 1954]
• Selling the Freeman to Intellectuals [Reprinted from The Freeman, January, 1940. Original title was "Brick-Bats in a Friendly Mood"]

• Owner, Worker, Giver, Thief [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Autumn 2008]

• Raising Revenue Without Taxation: The Natural Revenue Rent [January, 1984. Publication information not known]

• The City As A Socializing Agency: The Physical Basis of the City; The City Plan [Reprinted from: American Journal of Sociology, 17 March 1912, pp. 590-601]
• This is the Introduction by James F. Richardson to Howe's autobiography, The Confessions of a Reformer, first published in 1925.
  
  Howe earned his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University, studying under Richard Ely and Woodrow Wilson, then eventually went on to study the law. He spent part of his career in the administration of Cleveland's reform mayor, Tom L. Johnson, was elected to the Ohio state legislature, was appointed by Woodrow Wilson to serve as Commissioner of Ellis Island and joined the U.S. delegation to the 1919 peace conference in Paris.

Table of Contents

Confessions of a Reformer, moderately abridged, is included in the School's library as an important individual statement of principle and activism in the pursuit of the just society. Howe's career and the development of his ideas provide a unique perspective on the problems reformers confronted and continue to confront everywhere privilege is tolerated.

1. Beginning
2. Meadville, Pennsylvania
3. Johns Hopkins
4. Wooddrow Wilson -- Virginian
5. Journalism
6. The Poor Man's Club
7. My Friends The Irish
8. The Law
9. Uplifting
10. Beer and Skittles
11. I Enter Politics
12. A Rude Awakening
13. A Ten Years' War
14. Tom Johnson
15. Mark Hanna
16. Making Laws at Columbia
17. I Throw Away Ballast
18. Recasting My Beliefs
19. Pre-War Radicals
20. Conflict and Compromise
21. Wealth Without Labor
22. Single-Taxing A City
23. Leisure
24. The People's Institute
25. Ellis Island
26. Business As Usual
27. Hysteria
28. LIberals And The War
29. Paris And The World
30. Woodrow Wilson At Paris
31. Unlearning
32. Working With Labor
33. Beginning Again

• Georgists as Guardians of Intelletual Honesty [An address delivered at a dinner honoring Charles O. Hennessy and Anna George De Mille, New York, September 1926. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, November-December 1926]
• The People, The Land and the High Cost of Living [Published by the National Single Tax League, specific date not provided]
• The Taxation of Land Values: A Proposal for Economic and Social Reform [A pamphlet published by the Joseph Fels Fund of America]
• The Way Toward the Model City [Reprinted from World's Work, December 1910]

• Bailing out the Bubble's Enablers [2008]
• Can Soaring Land Values Serve as Riga's Tax Base? [Reprinted from a Land-Theory onlinw discussion, 16 July, 2005]
• Harnessing Japan's Exporters and Liberating Its Ailing Banks [August 1998]
• Has Georgism Been Hi-jacked by Special Interests? [A paper delivered at the annual Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bridgeport, CT, 19 July, 2003]
• How A Land-Rent Tax May Enable Cuba to Open its Trade and Investment Relations Without Giving Up Its Economic Independence [February 1999]
• How Japan's Banking System Let the Economy Down [June 1997]
• How Rental Income Gets Lost in U.S. National Income Accounts [1995]
• The Just Society: A Call For Action [Reprinted from: Land & Liberty, Autumn, 2000]
• The Mr. Greenspan's Myth [Reprinted from: Land & Liberty, Winter 2007]
• Norway's Oil Rent Sell-off [Reprinted from: Land & Liberty, Summer 2000]
• The Privatization of Land: How It All Began [Reprinted from: Land & Liberty, 1995]
• Real Estate, Technology and the Rentier Economy: Pricing in excess of Value, producing Income without Work [A speech delivered at The Economics of Abundance conference, Kings College, London, 3 July 2006]
• Sidetracked! Counting the Cost of the Two-Rate Tax [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Spring 1997]
• The Theory of Rent Needs a Theory of History [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, Winter 1997]

• A Town Planner Looks at Site-Value Rating [Reprinted from Land & Liberty, November-December, 1971]
• Population, Environment and Institutions [A paper presented at the Twelfth International Conference on Land Value Taxation and Free Trade. Caswell Bay, Wales. September 1968]
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• Economic and Vocational Civics [Excerpts from the book published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston, 1921]
• Social Sanity Through the Social Studies [The Presidential Address delivered at the 16th Annual Conference of the National Council for the Social Studies, Detroit, Michigan; 27 November, 1936. Reprinted from Social Education, Vol.I (January, 1937), pp. 1-10]

• The Profit Motive in Industry [Reprinted from The Freeman, January, 1943]
• The Interest Question [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, January-February 1941]

• Of the Origin of Ideas [Reprinted from A Treatise on Human Nature, 1739-40]
• Of Taxes

• Will More Countries Become Democratic? [A discuss at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. Reprinted from The Center Magazine, March-April 1985]

• The Autobiography of an Uneducated Man [Reprinted from Education For Freedom, 1943 (Chapter 1)]
• A Letter to the Reader [Chapter X, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.74-82]
• Change The Property Tax [Originally published in the Los Angeles Times. Reprinted from California Homeowner, February 1964]
• The Disappearance of Liberal Education [Chapter IV, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.24-31]
• Don't Just Do Something [Hutchins interviewed by Keith Berwick; reprinted from the Center Magazine, 1970-72]
• East and West [Chapter IX, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.66-73]
• Education and Economics [Chapter III, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.17-23]
• Education for All [Chapter VI, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.42-51]
• The Education of Adults [Chapter VII, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.52-56]
• Experimental Science [Chapter V, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.32-41]
• An Interview with Robert M. Hutchins [An interview by Joseph P. Lyford, reprinted from The Center Magazine, January-February 1986]
• Modern Times [Chapter II, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.7-16]
• The Next Great Change [Reprinted from The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.57-65]
• On Education [Hutchins founded the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions after a long career as Chancellor of the University of Chicago. He and Mortimer J. Adler served as editors of the Encyclopaedia Brittanica.]
• Is Democracy Possible [Reprinted from The Center Magazine of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, January-February 1976]
• The Mind Is Its Own Place [Reprinted from The Center Magazine, of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, November-December 1984]
• The Nation's Law Schools [A presentation at the dedication of the Rutgers Law School, 1966. Reprinted from The Center Magazine, of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, July-August 1986]
• Saint Thomas Aquinas and the World State [Reprinted from The Center Magazine, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, September-October 1976]
• Science, Scientists, and Politics [Originally written, 1963. Reprinted from The Center Magazine, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, November-December 1987]
• The Tradition of the West [Reprinted from The Great Conversation, 1952]
• The University [Chapter 8, The Learning Society, 1968]

• The Story of the Journal Progress [Reprinted from Progress, June, 1980]

• What Everybody Really Wans to Know About Money [Excerpted from the 1998 book, pp. 43-48]

• Natural Capitalism and the Zero Waste of People,
  
  [review of: Natural Capitalism -- Creating the Next Industrial Revolution by Paul Hawken, Amory B. Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins, 1999]

• Brave New World Revisited, An Essay [An excerpt from the book, published in 1958]

• Looking for Solutionsto Poor Land Use and Unfair Property Tax? [1973]