Showing posts with label land ownership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label land ownership. Show all posts
16 April 2013

Of Land and Liberation in Bahia

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It is quite clear that a more locally based self-provisioning economy would require a change in the pattern of land ownership from that whi...
3 December 2011

Enclosure 3.0

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The role of McKinsey, the US-based management consultants, in spreading the new gospel of corporate capitalism around the world has been wid...
27 July 2011

Factors of Production and Fictitious Commodities

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When economists address the issue of the production of goods they begin with the concept of ‘factors of production’: these can be thought o...
12 May 2010

The Church of St. George

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A week before the election - and how long ago that seems now - I was happy to accept an invitation to make a presentation to the IU Conferen...
1 March 2010

Suits Meet Scythers

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My latest issue of The Land has arrived and is filled as usual with excellent things. Perhaps the most encouraging is the serious attempt to...
26 August 2009

Not Earning but Owning

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There are two important questions that keep recurring in current debates about the resilience of our economy: 'Can Britain Feed Itself?...
25 July 2009

Wind Power is Our Mutual Friend

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Bob Crow, whose RMT union is representing the workers occupying the Vestas wind turbine factory on the Isle of Wight, asks with understandab...
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28 November 2008

Domesday survey to avert doomsday

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I've just spent a sublime half hour in Tewkesbury Abbey for choral evensong. There were another four people enjoying the transcendently ...
28 March 2007

Rents and tears

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I recently had the pleasure of sharing a platform with David Boyle of the New Economics Foundation, and we will be together again on Thursda...
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