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The Need for Economic and Social Justice – by John Scales Avery

by wp3722 | Aug 12, 2016 | Guest Blog, Just Third Way Feature

The Center for Economic and Social Justice advocates a radical decrease of the economic inequality that today has allowed a tiny corporate elite to control not only our mass media, but also the entire apparatus of government in many countries. I firmly believe that...

Poetic Musings on Economic Justice – Barbara Olson

by wp3722 | Oct 10, 2014 | Creative Expressions, Guest Blog, Just Third Way Feature

From longtime CESJ member and “Happy Revolutionary” Barbara Olson in Denver, CO, a little break from all the serious and scholarly prose expounding on the Just Third Way paradigm…. ______________ When I’m at my lowest in my longing for...

Central Bank Funding of Economic Growth and Economic Justice Through Expanded Capital Ownership

by wp3722 | Aug 6, 2012

By Norman A. Bailey, Ph.D. Presented at the Capital Ownership Group Conference on Globalization Four Points Sheraton Hotel, Washington, D.C. October 9-11, 2002 Introduction: The Twin Threats In 1911 the British author Norman Angell published the book The Great...

Project Economic Justice: A Beachhead for Regional Infrastructural Reform

by wp3722 | Jul 30, 2012

(Excerpted from a paper prepared by Norman G. Kurland at the request of the Chief Economist for International Economic Affairs, National Security Council, April 19, 1983.) PART I The Ideological Framework for Expanded Capital Ownership In the past, most of...

Beyond ESOP: Steps Toward Tax Justice

by wp3722 | Jul 30, 2012

by Norman G. Kurland © 1977 by Tax Executives Institute, Inc. Reprinted with permission from The Tax Executive, (April, July 1977) 187-199, 386-402, with author’s 1993 revisions. “Our tax system is a national disgrace.” (President Jimmy Carter,...

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