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DOBBIN, MURRAY	*New Zealand's Privatiztion Push Devastated the Country, Rather than Saving It* National Post, August, 2000
DODD, A.F.	*Taxation of Land Values in Australasia* The Economic Journal, Vol.14, No.55, September 1904, pp.401-412
DODSON, EDWARD J.	*A Battle for the Hearts and Minds of Housing Advocates* GroundSwell, September-October, 1993 *A Better Way to Select our Representatives* 18 April, 2012 *A Brief History of Market Failures, Yesterday and Tomorrow, the U.S. Experience* GroundSwell, March-April 2000 *A Brief Introduction to Economic Concepts* Prepared 1999 *A Brief Introduction to the Life and Ideals of Carrie Chapman Catt* Prepared 2012 *A Century of Pseudo-Scientific Analysis, Neo-classical economics and the 'mystery' of the business cycle Geophilos, Spring 2003 A Chronology of the Colonial History of North America* (in six parts). This chronology details the events and experiences of people who lived them during the period from around 1740 through 1830. The source books for this reference work are the narratives written by historian Allan W. Eckert
Dodson, Edward J.	*A Chronology of Physiocratic Thought in the Age of Franklin* February 2006 *A Chronology of the Life and Work of Henry George* *A Chronology of the Life and Work of Thomas Paine* *A Critical Review of 'The Stiglitz Report' (Is the World's Financial System on the Verge of Collapse?* A roundtable discussion moderated by Edward J. Dodson, at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Bloomington, Minnesota; 5 August 2011. GroundSwell, January 2012 *A Debate Over Monetary Reform* At the International Union conference, Edinburgh University, Scotland; August, 2001 *A Debate Over Monetary Reform* A Land-Theory exchange between Mason Gaffney, Stephen Zarlenga, Fred Foldvary, Dan Sullivan, John Kromkowski, Harry Pollard and Chuck Metalitz; June 2003
Dodson, Edward J.	Responses to: *"A Decade of Despair", by Alan J. Heavens Posted online, December, 2009 A Dialogue on Political Economy* A reading delivered at a program of the Henry George Institute, at the Henry George School, New York, 1982 *A Dialogue on Political Economy* An extensively rewritten version of the 1982 dialogue; GroundSwell, November-December 2013 *A Fairer School Tax System* A letter published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, 3 January, 1997 *A Few Thoughts About Inflation* Land & Liberty, Spring, 2023 *A Future for the Georgist Cause?* An exchange with Fred Harrison on the Land-Theory online discussion group, 23 November, 2004 *A Georgist Take on Kelsonian Binary Economics* An unpublished essay, April, 2005
Dodson, Edward J.	*A Human Rights Doctrine in the Age of Cultural Relativism* 1993; revised February 2005 *A Just Society* A letter printed in The Center Magazine, the publication of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, November/December, 1986 *A Message to State Governments in Fiscal Crisis: Adopt a Surtax on Land Values* GroundSwell, January-February 2003 *A Philadelphia Story* GroundSwell, September-October 2000 *A Plan for Systemic Change* Posted to the Community Development Banking discussion group, 8 October, 2010 *A Plan for Comprehensive Restructuring of How Government Raises its Revenue* December, 2007 (revised version) *A Proposal for Meaningful Tax Reform* A set of proposals updated February, 2007 *A Proposal on the Creation of a For-Profit Corporation to Engage in the Speculative Acquisition of Raw Land* 198- A Reader's Guide to the book: *The Dawn of Everythng: A New History of Humanity* August 2023
Dodson, Edward J.	*A Remembrance of Harry Pollard* November, 2020 *A Remembrance of Jack Schwartzman* Fragments, January 2002 *A Remembrance of Stanley Rubenstein* November 2013 *A Return to Political Economy (the need for an interdisciplinary approach)* 198- *A Short Biography of Joseph Dana Miller* January, 2021 *A Tale of Two Cities* GroundSwell, January-February, 2004 *A Thirst For Understanding* Henry George News, January-February, 1991
Dodson, Edward J.	*Abortion: As A Test Case, Where Individual Rights and Societal Responsibilities Collide* Undated -- written during the early 1990s *Advocating for the Common Good in the Corporate Environment* May 2006; updated July 2010 *Affordability of Quality Housing -- A Vital Yardstick for Measuring Wealth Distribution and Individual Well-Being* A paper presented at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference held at Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, Georgia, 26-31 July 1988 *Age of Uncertainty* Land & Liberty, October, 2010 *Alice M. Rivlin: A Mainstream View on Capitalism* GroundSwell, 2003 *America's Dichotomy: Advantage Vs. Equality* A paper for the course The World We Have Lost, Temple University, Fall 1985. Dr. Ershkowitz *American Creed: Conquer and Build (and lobby for subsidies to prevent incurring losses)* GroundSwell, September-October 1999 *American Experience of Seeking Fairer Taxation* A letter printed in The Herald (Scotland), 19 September, 2005 *Americans Clamoring for Something, But What?* November, 2009
Dodson, Edward J.	*America's Rent-Seekers: Individual Interest and the Common Good* Land & Liberty, Summer 2002 *Americans Clamoring for Something, But What?* An unpublished essay, November 2009 *An Action Plan to Avert Another Economic Crisis* Comments posted in response to an online interview of Peter Schiff, February 2015 *An Early and Sadly Misinformed Assessment of the Soviet Planned Economic System* Comments on a Land and Freedom editorial written by Joseph Dana Miller in the January-February, 1932 issue *An Essay on Citizenship* A paper written for the course National Public Policy, Temple University, Spring 1987, Professor Douglas Bennett *An Exchange of Ideas with John Burkhart* 1984-1987 *An Exchange of Views on Land Reform with Prof. Joe D. Reid and Fred Harrison* 1982-1984 *An Exchange of Views on the Economic Theories Relating to Capital Goods, Credit and Financial Reserves* January 2009 *An Exchange of Views on Whether "Interest" is "Rent"* Land-Theory discussion, October and November, 2003
Dodson, Edward J.	*An Exchange with Michael Hudson on Henry George's Treatment of Interest, From emails of 18 March, 2011 An Exchange of Views on the Meaning of Distributism* 19 September, 2012 *An Exchange with Michael Hudson on the Role of the Banks* From an online discussion and subsequent comments, responding to an analysis of the issues made by Mason Gaffney, 2009 *An Open Letter to the Mayors of the Cities and Towns in the United States* Written for Common Ground U.S.A. to be sent to the U.S. Conference of Mayors, March 2001 *Another Way to Blunt Tax Increases* A letter printed in the Sun-Sentinal, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; 7 May, 2006 *Answering Questions of Personal Political Philosophy* A paper prepared for the course "National Public Policy" at Temple University, April 1987. Prof. Douglas Bennett *Answering Questions of Personal Political Philosophy* Comments by Professor James L. Busey *Answering Questions of Personal Political Philosophy* A paper submitted in partial completion of the course "National Public Policy," Prof. Douglas Bennett, Temple University, April, 1987
Dodson, Edward J.	*Are Americans on a Path Leading to a Breakdown of the Nation?* Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, April, 2017, pp. 5-6 *Are Americans Ready to Downsize?* Equal Rights, Spring 2008 *Are There Too Many Homo Sapiens?* The Progress Report, September 2002 *Are We Running Out of Time to Achieve Change Incrementally?* Comments in response to Fred Harrison and Steven Cord, 6 March, 2011 *Arizona: The American West's Battleground Over Access to Water* An unpublished essay, July, 2005 *Asking Questions to Lead to Some Answers* GroundSwell, January-February, 2018
Dodson, Edward J.	*Benjamin Franklin's principles of political economy: a speculative inquiry* International Journal of Social Economics, Vol.36, No.4, 2009 *Benjamin Franklin's Role in the Writing of Common Sense* Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, Vol. 10, No.4, Winter 2009-2010 *Best Practices: How Well has Land-Value Taxation been Tested as a Fundamentally Important Public Policy?* July, 2007 *Bush's Economic Team: What Were They Thinking? What Can We Do?* GroundSwell, January-February 2004 *Bust to Boom, and Back Again* GroundSwell, March-June, 1990 *By George! A Dialogue Between Henry George and George Bernard Shaw* 1988
Dodson, Edward J.	*Can a City Raise Needed Public Revenue and Stimulate Its Economy at the Same Times?* GroundSwell, September-October, 2001 *Can Free Trade Deliver the Goods?* 1996 *Can Georgists Use Psychology to Achieve a Broader Impact?* Equal Rights, Summer, 2005 *Casey Mulligan on the Housing Bubble* Reponding to Annie Lowrey of the Washington Independent, 12 May, 2010
Dodson, Edward J.	*Challenges and Opportunities in a World of Changed Learning Experiences* An unpublished essay, July 2009 *Challenges to the Global Monetary Structure* This was written in 1990 as a final qualifying paper toward my masters of liberal arts degree. Minor updating has been made to the text *Challenge to Neoclassical Economics by Professor Shaikh* March, 2016 *Cities of Empty Nesters: A Reaction to Rational Expectations* An unpublished essay, March, 2005 *Citizenship Rights* Land & Liberty, November-December 1988 *City Planning in a Synergistic Environment -- Trends in the U.S., Britain and the Continent -- Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow* A paper prepared in partial completion of requirements for the course "Great Cities of the World," Temple University, Spring, 1989 *Civilizations Under Siege: The European Conquest of the Americas* This is a chapter of the forthcoming book The Quest for First Principles *Cohousing As A Lifestyle Choice* December 1999 *Cohousing As A Lifestyle Choice* December 1999 *Comments on the Proposals by Graham Hart for an Effective Organization of the Henry George Movement* 198- Comments on a Lecture by Professor Anwar Shaikh: *Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises* A lecture delivered at the University of London, 11 October, 2016 Comments on a lecture by Professor Anwar Shaikh: *Capitalism: Competition, Conflict and Crisis* 3 August, 2017
Dodson, Edward J.	*Common Sense Public Policy* GroundSwell, January-Februry, 2005 *Community Land Trusts: Do they solve the land problem?* Progress, Spring 2015 *Community Rights vs. Individual Privileges: Responding to Property Abandonment* Equal Rights, Fall, 2005 *Common Sense Public Policy* GroundSwell, January-February 2005 *Compact Cities: Tax Policy is Critical* A letter responding to "How MidSized Cities Can Avoid Strangulation," an article by Molly O'Meara, WorldWatch *Congress Smiles on Landowners* Land & Liberty, January-February 1988 *Congress' New Housing Bills: Government's Latest Gift to Landowners* Land & Liberty, 198x *Consequences of Deregulation* Comments to Paul Solman of PBS News Hour, 2 August, 2012 *Consequences of Federal Reserve Policies* A response to comments by David Green on teh NPR program Morning Edition, 7 December, 2015. GroundSwell, November-December, 2015 and January, 2016
Dodson, Edward J.	*Cooperative Individualism, An Alternative to Other Isms* September, 2020 *Cooperative Individualism Holds the Keys to the Just Society* Land & Liberty, Summer, 2010 *Cooperative Individualism* Comments posted to the website onlinethinker.org, 17 August, 2011 *Council of Georgist Organizations conference* A report on the annua conference, held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2004 *Creating a Better Model to Solve Urban Ills* Focus Magazine, 4 January, 1984 *Cryptocurrencies: Are They the Future or Just Another Scheme to Take Without Giving?* A paper prepared for a webinar held by the Henry George School of Social Science, 21 February, 2023 *Current State of the Union and Howe We Got Here* Robert Schalkenbach Foundation Digest, April, 2020
Dodson, Edward J.	*Daniel Boone's Lifelong Pursuit of Landed Wealth* December, 2019 *Dealing with Landlordism* December 2010 *Death by Debt Strangulation* A transcript of a Powerpoint presentation made at the annual conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Kansas City, Missouri, 10 July, 2008 *Defeating Monopoly: New Rules to an Old Game* November 2013 *Degraded State of the Union* February, 2020] *Democracy -- A Future of Failure?* A letter printed in The Center Magazine, July/August, 1985, in response to an essay by Samuel Huntington *Democracy at Risk* May, 1985 *Democracy At Risk, Stemming the Soviet Challenge and the Reforms to Democratic Capitalism Necessary to Do So* An essay submitted for consideration to the Speiser Essay Contest, August 1985
Dodson, Edward J.	*Discovery and Settlement of the Region the French Named Detroit* Presented at the International Union/Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Southfield, Michigan, 4 August 2015 *Do We Have a Right to Decent, Affordable Housing?* Comments posted to the Community Development Banking discussion group, 30 May, 2010, responding to any essay by Mr. Quigley ("Housing as a Human Right") in Counterpunch, 13 May, 2010 *Does the Sanders Plan Meet These Tests* Robert Schalkenbach Foundation Digest, April, 2020 *Dreams of Common Ground* GroundSwell, May-June 2004 *Durable Financial Regulation* Comments submitted to Federal Reserve Bank economist Leonard Nakamura, 24 June, 2010 *Dwight D. Eisenhower's Lost Opportunity to Advance the Cause of Justice* A paper prepared in partial completion of the requirements for the course U.S. Recent History, Temple University, May 1985
Dodson, Edward J.	*Easy Credit and the Environment* A response to the article "Carbon on Credit" by Jim Cochran, WorldWatch Magazine, September/October, 2007 *Economic Infighting: Is Political Economy the Right Answer?* Land & Liberty, Autumn 2021 *Economic Policy Options: An Alternative Set of Choices* September, 2011 *Education Reform* October, 2002 *Enact 'site values' Tax on all land to stimulate real economic growth* The Greater Philadelphia Economist, 18 October, 1982, pp.5-7 *Exploring History: A Two-Minute Drill* 1987
Dodson, Edward J.	*Fannie Mae and Housing Finance* GroundSwell, November-December 2013 *Fannie Mae Demise -- A Meltdown Long in Coming?* September 2008 *Fannie Mae's Impact on the United States Economy* A letter submitted to the New York Times, 18 June, 2011. This letter was not printed *Finance: A Private Affair* Land & Liberty, November-December 1992 *Forum on Land Value Taxation* Report on the forum held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; 30 June 2001. Reprinted from GroundSwell, 2001 *Francis Neilson's Winston Churchill Examined* A presenation at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations and the Interional Union,held in Southfield, Michigan, 9 August, 2015; reprinted in GroundSwell, May-June, 2016
Dodson, Edward J.	*Frederick Jackson Turner and the Frontier Dichotomy* A paper delivered at a Henry George Institute program at the Henry George School, New York, 13 November, 1985 *Free Trade and U.S. Living Standards -- Theory Faces Reality* July 1995 *From Delegated to Truly Representative Democracy* Land & Liberty, Spring, 2017; p. 18 *From Political Economy to Economics: Notes on the Passage of Time* 2003 *From Public to Private Domain in a Blink of an Eye* , A Primer on the Role of Land Speculation in the Expansion of the United States West of the Mississippi River An unpublished paper written, February 2008 *From Samuelson to George: A Galbraithian By-Pass* September, 1980 *Frontier as Destroyer of Empires: The Role of Land Hunger and Land Speculation in Weakening Great Britain's Capacity to Rule Over its American Colonies April, 2008 Fund for a New Center for the Advocacy of Cooperative Individualism and the Study of Political Economy* CACISPE - July 2000 *Funding Schools: Property Taxes versus Income Taxes* A letter to Anthony Wood of the Philadelphia Inquirer, 1 August 2004
Dodson, Edward J.	*Geo-Libertarianism: Across the Left-Right Divide* The audio of a presentation made at the offices of Prosper Australia, April, 2018 *Geo-Libertarianism: The Left-Right Divide* The audio recording of a presentation delivered at Prosper Austrialia, March, 2018 *George Washington: Founding Father and Determined Land Speculator* Notes accompanying a PowerPoint presentation available on the Youtube channel of Edward J. Dodson *Georgism and Liberty -- Objective Truth* Originally published in The Pragmatist, April 1996. Reprinted from GroundSwell, July-August 1996 *Georgism On the Eve of The Great Depression: Lessons for Today* Georgist Journal, Fall 2005 *Get Ready for Another Crash of the Economy* A response to a lecture by Edward L. Glaeser, Director of the Alfred Taubman Center for State and Local Government and the Rappaport Institute. April 2013 *Getting Even More Real About Money* November, 2015 *Global Regionalism: How Markets Really Operate Under Today's Socio-Political Institutions* GroundSwell, November-December 2000 *Great Failure of Logic Committed by Karl Marx* November, 2019 Excerpts from: *Great Ideas Seminar on War and Peace* October-November 2001 *Gross Domestic Product Statistics: Should We Pay Attention?* April 2005
Dodson, Edward J.	*Have Economists Failed to Keep Us Safe From Economic Chaos?* Georgist Journal, Winter 2008-2009 *Heartland Heartburn for U.S. Farmers* Land & Liberty, July-August 1987 *Henry George and Cooperative Individualism* Fragments, April-December, 2001 *Henry George and the Fabians* Equal Rights, Spring, 2006 *Henry George School's Relationship with the Lincoln foundation* An exchange of letters with David C. Lincoln, President of the Lincoln Foundation, beginning 3 April 1993 *Henry George's Influence on the Life and Work of Leo Tolstoy* December 1999 *Henry George's Resurrection of the Science of Political Economy* 1996
Dodson, Edward J.	*Henry Ware Allen and Henry George* Equal Rights, Spring 2007 *Herman Daly and Henry George* Comments, responding to Herman Daly's article, "Modernizing Henry George," 19 July 2010. Posted online *Heron Foundation Response to Poverty* A response to comments posted by a representative of teh F.B. Heron Foundation on solving social problems; 15 July, 2015 *Hierarchy is Wrong at all the Schools* 23 April, 2012 *Homeownership and Markets: The Lessons of the Twentieth Century and the Consequences of Policy Choices* Originally written 1990 / Revised June 1997 *Housing Affordability* GroundSwell, July-August 1999 *How Aggregate Investment Affects Location Rents in a Regional Market* An exchange with Harry Pollard, 24 and 25 October 2011 *How Deep is the Level of Distrust in Government Justified?* Land & Liberty, Winter 2014
Dodson, Edward J.	*How Does Manhattan Work in the Face of Escalating Land Prices?* GroundSwell, March-April, 2006 *How Housing Units in the U.S. are Getting Bigger and Bigger: No One Should be Surprised* GroundSwell, September-October 2006 *How I Came to Embrace the Principles Embraced by Henry George* December 2013 *How Long Will Land Markets Continue to Spiral Upward?* GroundSwell, July-August, 2002 *How Should the Business Banks do be Regulated?* Land & Liberty, Winter 2008-2009, p.17 *How Urban Agriculture Has Become A "Highest And Best Use" in Some Parts of Philadelphia* June 2001 *Human Rights* A letter printed in The Center Magazine, July/August, 1984, the publication of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions *Hutchins, Dewey and Problems Left Unresolved* An unpublished paper written in April 2006
Dodson, Edward J.	*If Men Were Angels* Georgist Journal, No.123, Winter 2014 The *Impact of Property Taxation on Housing Markets: Would the Adoption of Land Value Taxation Drive Down the Price of Land and Increase Housing Affordability?* A paper presented at the annual Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 3-7 August, 2005 and later printed in GroundSwell, May-June 2006 *In Defense of Henry George's Remedy: The Public Appropriation of Rent* A response to comments by Jack O'Donnell at the Land-Theory discussion list, May, 2006 *In Search of a Healthy Society: The Illness of Interconnected Global Credit and Debt* Land & Liberty, Spring, 2020 *In the Aftermath of the Collapse of Soviet State-Socialism* The Welcomat 21 February, 1990 *In The Best of Times, Under The Best of Conditions: Private Virtues and The Stateless Society* 1997
Dodson, Edward J.	*In the Footsteps of Henry George: The Philadelphia Georgist Story* A pamphlet distributed to attendees of the annual Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 3-7 August, 2005 *In The Footsteps of Thomas Paine: Francis Neilson and the Liberal Tradition* An unpublished biographical essay. July, 2005 *In The Land Down Under, Sydney: Promise Fulfilled?* 1989 *Incremental Reform and the Social Democracies* Undated -- written during the late 1999 or early 2000 *Inflation* A letter submitted to the New York Times, October 20, 1999, in response to an editorial. This letter was not printed *Interdisciplinary Research* A letter to Professor Sandra Featherman, Department of Political Science, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA; 25 April, 1986 *Interest as Rent* An online Land-Theory discussion with Michael Hudson, Harry Pollard and Dan Sullivan; October and November, 2003 *International Finance Dilemma* A paper presented before the Thir Annual Earthday Conference sponsored by the Council of Georgist Organizations, 19 March, 1983 *International Union for the Taxation of Land Values and Free Trade conference* Held at Edinburgh University, Scotland; 7-14 July, 2001; Henry George News, August-September, 2001 *International Union for the Taxation of Land Values and Free Trade conference* 2010; School of Economic Science, London, England; week of 26 April; GroundSwell, May-June, 2010 *Introduction to the School of Cooperative Individualism* updated 2011 Introduction to the book: *The Discovery of First Principles* 1997 *Invest in Land -- Tax It As Such* A letter to the editor: Richmond News, 25 January, 2017
Dodson, Edward J.	*Is a Unified Georgist Campaign Possible?* An unpublished essay writted 30 August, 2006 and updated 8 June, 2009 *Is America on a Path to the Breakdown of Their Nation?* Land & Liberty, Spring, 2017, pp. 9-11 *Is Education a Public Good? If So, How Should it be Funded?* Equal Rights , Fall 2007 *Is Gentrification A Threat?* GroundSwell, September-October 2005 *Is It Fair to Price for Risk?* An unpublished essay, October, 2009 *Is Natural Law Moral Law?* Land & Liberty, Summer, 2009 *Is the Level of Distrust in Government Justified?* December 2014 *Is the World's Financial System on the Verge of Collapse: A Critical Review of 'The Stiglitz Report'* A roundtable at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Bloomington, Minnesota; with Polly Cleveland, Fred Harrison and Nic Tideman; 5 August, 2011. Reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February, 2012 *It's Not How Many We Are. It's How We Are Organized* A response to an article by Thomas Prugh and Erik Assadourian, WorldWatch, November/December, 2003 *It's Not How Many We Are. It's How We Are Organized* A response to an article by Thomas Prugh and Erik Assadourian, WorldWatch, November/December, 2003. GroundSwell, March-April, 2004
Dodson, Edward J.	*Jack Schwartzman: A Life In Service To Liberty* A remembrance. A slightly edited version of this writing has been published in a memorial issue of Fragments, January 2002, under the title The Henry George Connection *Jackson H. Ralston: His Leading Role in Single Tax Near-Misses and a Life Devoted to the Rule of Law and to Just Principles* A paper read at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Baltimore, Maryland, August, 2018 *John Maynard Keynes and 20th Century Liberalism* GroundSwell, September-October 2004 *Joseph Stiglitz on Thomas Piketty: Some Comments* Comments inserted in an interview by Lynn Stuart Parramore, AlterNet, 2 January 2015 *Justice Secured? An Examination of the Principles at Issue in the American Revolution and the Decades Following* An unpublished paper written during the late 1980s *Justice Secured? Answering the Questions: What are Our Liberties? And, Does the U.S. Constitution Protect Them?* A paper prepared for a course at Temple University, 1987 *Justice Secured? Natural Rights as the Source of Just Socio-Political Arrangements* Originally written in 1994. Revised, December 1999
Dodson, Edward J.	*Keep an Open Mind, Work Hard at Whatever You Do and Life Can Get Really Interesting* August, 2006 *Keeping Cities Strong* A letter printed in the Philadelphia Inquirer, 4 January 2004 *Keynes, Laffer and Taxes* Progress, February 2008
Dodson, Edward J.	*Land and Markets* Georgist Journal, Summer, 1992 *Land and Privilege* A response to and article by Gar Alperovitz, "You Say You Want a Revolution," WorldWatch Magazine, January/February 2006 *Land Development, Sprawl and Public Policy* GroundSwell, March-April, 1999 *Land Market Dynamics Lost to Housing Analysts* GroundSwell, June 2000 *Land: the Neglected Factor* A forrum regarding the treatment of land as property in political economy, in the world and in our cities. The Welcomat, 1985 and 1986 *Land Uses and Windfall Gains* Land & Liberty, Spring 2016, p.18
Dodson, Edward J.	*Legacy of the Frontier Chaos* Land & Liberty, September-October 1988 *Let's Go Capitalist* Georgist Journal, Spring, 1982 *Level Playing Field?* A letter printed in Barron's in response to an essay by Walter Olson, "Level Playing Field? In U.S. Trade Policy, Unfair Obstacles Loom Large," 27 July, 1987 *Liberalism: On A Collision Course With Liberty* This paper explores the conflict between individual liberty and the socio-political structure that has developed in the United States (and, similarly within social democracies) -- 1992. *Libertarian Principles Ignore Private Monopoly of Nature* A letter printed in The Welcomat, 23 July, 1986 *Liberty is Freedom Constrained by Justice* An unpublished essay, April, 2005 *Limiting Property Rights in the Community Interest* An unpublished essay; December, 2007 *Limiting Property Rights in the Public Interest* GroundSwell, November-December 2007
Dodson, Edward J.	*Long-Term Lessons in New World's Land-Grabs* First version written in 1982. Pubished in Land and Liberty, 1986 *Long-Term Lessons of Injustice in New World Land-Grabs* Land & Liberty, November-December, 1986 *Low Wages are Only a Symptom of What's Wrong With the Economic System* December 2014
Dodson, Edward J.	*Making Land More Taxable Could Reduce Property Taxes for Philadelphia Owners* The Philadelphia Public Record, 2001 *Makings of a Just Society* 1994 *Marketing Georgist Ideas to the Public* GroundSwell, November-December 1989 *Measuring Progress and Defining Success, an Addendum to a current Assessment of the "Georgist" Movement GroundSwell, May-June, 2003 Mission, Objectives, Strategies and Tactics* An unpublished essay, September, 2006
Dodson, Edward J.	*Mission to Moscow* GroundSwell, July-August 1996 *Monetary Diseases and a Proposal for Their Cure* A paper presented at the conference of the International Union, Edinburgh, Scotland; 13 July, 2001 *Monetary History, a Chronology A partial history prepared in 2000 Monetary Reforms May Not Prevent Booms and Busts* Land & Liberty, Summer, 2018 *Money and Banking Systems Reform* GroundSwell, July-August, 2016 *Role Played by Mortgage Financing in the 2008 Residential Property Asset Bubble: An Insider's Reflections* A Paper prepared for presentation at the 2021 conference of the American Economic Association, February *My Introduction to Henry George* January, 2002 *"My principles are those of cooperative individualism." Would Henry George agree?* Fragments, April-December, 2001 *Myth as History: Seeds of Destruction* Land & Liberty, January-February 1991 *Myth or Reality? The United States is a Land of Equal Opportunity* 1998 *Myths Passed Off As History* Land & Liberty, January-February 1991
Dodson, Edward J.	*'New Federalism': The Economics of the Eighties* The Greater Philadelphia Economist, 18 October, 1982 *Not Everyone Is Asleep at the Energy Wheel* Equal Rights, Summer, 2005
Dodson, Edward J.	*Objective Truth versus Relativism* An unpublished essay, April 1996 *Observations on the Meltdown of the United States Financial Sector* Comments to C-Span in response to a program aired 22 April, 2010, a roundtable with journalists Louise Story and Kara Scannel *On Being a 'Save the World' Type* Submitted to the Philadelphia Inquirer in mid-2004 for publication in the paper's Community Voices section. Although accepted, this essay never appeared *On Georgist Conferences: Was the 1974 Conference on Inquiry a Model to be Resurrected for the Future* An unpublished commentary, February 2005 *On Natural Law, an Exchange of Views* Ed Dodson responding to an essay by Milton Rothman, The Welcomat, October-November 1991 *OnThe Importance of Classical Political Economy* A discussion on the political economy of Henry George, held at the annual conference sponsored by the Council of Georgist Organizations,October 1994, Fairhope, Alabama. The participants included: Ian Lambert, Esq., Michael Hudson, Ph.D., Nicolaus Tideman, Ph.D. and Edward J. Dodson, M.L.A.
Dodson, Edward J.	*On Their Shoulders We Stand: Margaret E. Bateman, War-Time Leader of the Henry George School* June *On the Meaning of Natural Law* [An exchange with Milton Rothman. Reprinted from The Welcomat, October-November 1991] *Only Yesterday, Since Yesterday and the America That Never Was, Part 1* GroundSwell, December 2014 *Only Yesterday, Since Yesterday and the America That Never Was, Part 2* GroundSwell, Januuary-February 2015 *Our Right to Freedom from Religion Denied* Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, December, 2007 *Owning Land: Key to Wealth Building?* GroundSwell, November-December 2003, p.5
Dodson, Edward J.	*Perfect is the Enemy of the Good* Robert Schalkenbach Foundation Digest, March, 2020 *Philadelphia's Future* A letter to the editor: Philadelphia Weekly, 9 September, 1998; reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February, 1999 *Physiocratic Ideals Resurrected for 21st Century Change* February 2011 *Policy Failures: Land Missing from the Economic Equation* September 2004 - unpublished *Politics Dictates Economic Outcomes* A letter to the editor: World Watch Magazine, March, 2001; reprinted in GroundSwell, November-December, 2001 *Population and Location Values* A letter printed in WorldWatch Magazine, January/February, 2009 *Population Problem* Henry George Newsletter, January-February, 1992 *Post-Mortem on The Stiglitz Report Roundtable* Georgist Journal, Autumn, 2011 *Poverty, Politics and Profit* Comments posted to the Community Development Banking listserv, 13 May, 2017 *Poverty: Its Challenge to the Science of Political Economy* 1984 *Poverty: The Ultimate Challenge to the Science of Political Economy* [September 1983]
Dodson, Edward J.	*Power and Privilege in the American Experience: Has a New World Order Taken Charge?* GroundSwell, March-April 2015 *Power and Privilege in the American Experience: Has a New World Order Taken Charge?* November 2014 *Preventing a Recurrence of Widespread Home Foreclosures* A response to a commentary by economist Lawrence Summers on the Economists' Forum of the Financial Times, 25 February *Preventing New Tyranny from Arising After the Fall of a Despotic Regime* A letter reprinted from Philadelphia Weekly, 9 December 1987 *Preventing the Next Financial Crisis* December 2011 *Privacy Rights, Liberty and Original Intent, What the Founders Gave Us and What They Missed* A paper prepared in partial requirement of a Seminar course on Civil Rights and Liberties, Prof. Ellis Katz, Temple University, Spring 1988 *Promises to Pay Nothing In Particular: A Brief History of Monetary Diseases and a Proposal for Their Cure* January 2001. Revised June, 2001 *Proposal for a Comprehensive Land Use Plan for Pennsylvania* A letter written to Milton Shapp, Governor of Pennsylvania, 27 July, 1973 *Proposal for Restructuring of the U.S. Federal Income Tax System* A proposal submitted via email to the President's Commission on Tax Reform, April 2005 *Paeudo-Scientific Economics: The business cycle and a neo-classical 'mystery'* Geophilos, Spring, 2003;pp.96-113 *Public Policy in the United States and the Fate of the Cities* GroundSwell, July-August, 2000 *Public Support for Education* 3 May, 2012
Dodson, Edward J.	*Race, Poverty and the Inner City -- 40 Years Later* Comments posted to the Bill Moyers Journal website, evaluating the impact of the Kerner Commission investigation into the causes of poverty and urban unrest, 7 April, 2008 *Rational Behavior in an Irrational World* GroundSwell, July-August, 2005 *Reagan Economics: Great Expectations* Equal Rights, Spring 1981 *Real Tax Reform* Equal Rights, Fall 1985
Dodson, Edward J.	*Redirecting Development and Taming Sprawl* Comments submitted to Peter Kasabach, Executive Director, New Jersey Future, August 2010 *Reform Tax Policy* A letter printed in the South Jersey Courier-Post, 24 August, 2006 *Religion and the Land Question: Why Such a Blind Spot* Land & Liberty, Summer, 2017 *Reforming the Property Tax for Healthier Communities* Incentive Taxation, October, 2004 *Rent and the Use of Public Sidewalks by Vendors* 1999 *Rents as Revenue* KPMG publication on taxation, 2018 *Rent-Seeking Behavior and Environmental Degradation* A letter to WorldWatch Magazine, March 2001 *Rents and Sustainability* World Watch magazine, March-April 2007 *Report on Annual Forecasting Conference* Held by the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, 1982 8 November *Responses to "A Decade of Despair" by Alan J. Heavens* Comments posted online in response to the column by Alan J. Heavens, December 2009 *Resurrecting the Dismal Science of Political Economy* April 2022
Dodson, Edward J.	Review of the book: *Genesis, by Thomas P. Hughes A paper written for the course Knowledge in America, Temple University, Fall 1989, Prof. Moris J. Vogel Review of the book: America's Economic Moralists, A History of Rival Ethics and Economics, by Donald Frey This review written in October, 2010 Review of the book: Anatomy of a Killing Cult, by Fred Harrison Progress, Spring 2015 Review of the book: Beyond Brexit: The Blueprint, by Fred Harrison and Mason Gaffney Progress, Spring, 2016, pp. 14-15 Review of the book: Boom Bust: House Prices, Banking and the Depression of 2010, by Fred Harrison 2005 Review of the paper by Richard A. Werner: Can Banks Individually Create Money Out of Nothing? -- The Theories and the Empirical Evidence* July 2015 Review of the book: *Conquering the American Wilderness: The Triumph of European Warfare in the Colonial Northeast*, by Prof. Guy Chet (University of Massachusetts Press, 2003)
Dodson, Edward J.	Review of the article by Richard Morris: *Don't Reform Housing Finance -- Reinvent It* Comments posted to Tuesday, 20 November 2013 on the Knowledge @ Wharton website Review of the book: *Endless War, by James Chace A paper prepared in partial completion of requirements for the course U.S. Recent History, Temple University, Summer, 1985 Review and Comment on the paper: Entrepreneurship With Rent Based Public Finance, by Fred Foldvary July, 2017 Review of the book: Founding Myths, by Ray Raphael This review appeared in the Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, Vol.7, No.4, December, 2006, with the title "Separating Historical Fact from Fiction" Review of the book: Handbook on Humanity 1: Anatomy of a Killing Cult, by Fred Harrison GroundSwell, May-June 2015 Review of the book: Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality, by Edward O'Donnell Georgist Journal, Spring, 2016 Review of the book: How Capitalism Saved America, by Thomas J. DiLorenzo Crown Forum 2004 Review of the book: Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution, by Kathleen DuVal An unpublished review, November, 2015 Review of the book: JFK: The Presidency of John F. Kennedy*, by Herbert Parmet A paper titled, "John F. Kennedy, A Legacy of Unkept Promises or of Promise Fulfilled?" submitted in partial completion requirements of the course U.S. Recent History, Temple University, Summer 1985
Dodson, Edward J.	Review of the book: *Keynes-Hayek: The Clash That Defined Moderen Economics, by Nicholas Wapshott published 2011. This review written 9 January 2013 Review of the book: Land: How the HUnder for Ownership Shaped the Modern World, by Simon Winchester Land & Liberty, Summer, 2022 Review of the book: Land: A New Paradigm for a Thriving World, by Martin Adams Land & Liberty, Summer, 2015 Review of the book: Land & Liberty: Henry George and the Crafting of Modern Liberalism* , by Christopher England April 2023 Review of the book: *letters to a young activist, by Todd Gitlin published by Basic Books, 2003. Todd Gitlin is Professor of Journalism and Sociology, Columbia University Review of the book: More Money Than God, by Sebastian Mallaby An exchange with the author regarding the salient facts presented in the book, 31 August 2011 Review of the paper: Natural Rights* An exchange of views on natural rights, moral principles and other questions with Will C. Heath and Robert V. Andelson following the publication of Professor Heath's paper in the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1988 Review of the book: *Owning the Earth: The Transforming History of Land Ownership, by Andro Linklater December 2014 Review of the book: Progress and Poverty in Economics*, by Edward Nell April, 2018
Dodson, Edward J.	Review of the book: *Reckless Endangerment, by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner Progress, July-September, 2012 Review of the book: Reconstructing Urban Economics: Towards a Political Economy of the Built Environment, by Franklin Obeng-Odoom Land & Liberty, Summer 2017 Review of the book: Rent Unmasked: How to Save the Global Economy and Build a Sustainable Future, edited by Fred Harrison An unpublished review, August, 2016 Review of the book: Ricardo's Law*, by Fred Harrison The book published by Shepheard-Wallwyn, London, 2006
Dodson, Edward J.	Review of the book: *The Corruption of Economics, by Mason Gaffney and Fred Harrison Reviewed by Herbert Gintis and Todd Altman, with comments by Ed Dodson, Bill Batt and Bruno Moser; June 2010 Review of the book: The Declassified Eisenhower, by Blanche Cook Land & Liberty, with the title "A Warning Too Late," March-April 1988 Review of the book: The Inquest, by Fred Harrison GroundSwell, March-April, 2010 Review of the book: The Lessons of History, by Will and Ariel Durant, published in 1968 January 2014 Review of the book: The Limits of Government Regulation* Equal Rights, Fall 1981 Review of the book: *The Lost Science of Money* by Stephen Zarlenga Written for publication at the Banneker Center for Economic Justice website, 2003 Review of the book: *The Lost World of Thomas Jefferson, by Daniel J. Boorstin A paper written for the course Knowledge in America, Temple University, Fall 1989 Review of the book: The Mortgage Wars, by Timothy Howard GroundSwell* in two parts: March-April and May-June Review of the book: *The Rise and Fall of Housings Favored Investment Status, by Patric Hendershott GroundSwell, March-April, 2001 Review of the book: The Road to Freedom, by Arthur C. Books Progress, January-March 2013, pp.26-29 Review of the book: The Routledge Guidebook to Paine's 'Rights of Man', by Frances Chiu Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, Fall, 2020 Review of the book: The Silver Bullet, by Fred Harrison Progress, July-August, 2008 Review of the book: The State of Freedom and Justice, by Michael Horsman GroundSwell, March-April 2016 Review of the book: The State of Freedom and Justice, by Michael Horsman Progress, Autumn (July) 2016, pp.12-13 Review of the book: The ThirtyThousand Dollar Solution* Published by Fithian Pressi, 1995; reviewed June 1996 for the online journal, The Progress Report Review of the book: *Thomas Paine and the Promise of America, by Harvey J. Kaye January, 2006 Review of the book: Thomas Paine: Enlightenment Revolution, and the Birth of Modern Nations, by Craig Nelson A review of the book by Craig Nelson, published by Viking Penguin, 2006 Review of the book: #WeAreRent, by Fred Harrison Land & Liberty, Winter 2020-21 Review of the book: What's Sex Got To Do With It, by Heather Remoff August 2022 Review of the book: Wheels of Fortune, by Fred Harrison 2006 Review of the book: Wilderness at Dawn: The Settling of the North American Continent*, by Ted Morgan July 2014
Dodson, Edward J.	*Reviving Our Cities, a Market Driven Perspective* This paper was written with Walter Rybeck (President of the Center for Public Dialogue, Kensington, Maryland), 1991 *Revolution or 'Restoration'* A letter printed in Worldwatch Magazine, January-February, 2006 *Ricardo's Law of Rent Accelerated by the Credit Economy* An unpublished essay, March 2009 *Rigged: Playing for High Stakes* Land & Liberty, Summer, 2002 *Role of Land Tenure, Taxation and Monetary Systems* American Journal of Economics and Sociology, February, 2020 *Running Against The Wind, The University of Chicago: Institutional Growth, Status-Seeking Research and the Struggle to Preserve Liberal Educational Values* A paper written for the course Knowledge in America, Temple University, Fall 1989, Professor Morris J. Vogel *Rural America: A Study of Absentee Land Ownership* [GroundSwell, March-April, 2005]
Dodson, Edward J.	*Saudi Arabia: Gambling On Deep Pocket Power* This paper was written in the Spring of 1986 as part of a requirement for a course in Public Policy Analysis at Temple University taught by Dr. Sandra Featherman. *Saving the Banks from Themselves* Land & Liberty, Winter 2008-2009 *Scattered-Site Properties and the Community Land Trust:* A Strategy for Expanding Affordable Housing Opportunities 1991 *Scattered Site Properties and Community Land Trusts, A Strategy for Long-Term Stabilization of the Stock of Affordable Housing in Economically-Stressed Communities* A paper presented at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio; 6 August, 2009 *Seeking A Just Society* Land & Liberty, March-April 1987 *Selling The Nation's Resources: From the Frying Pan Into the Fire* Equal Rights, Summer 1982 *Selling The Nation's Resources: From the Frying Pan Into the Fire* original typewritten version *Settlement in the New Lands: Would History Repeat?* undated *Should Bankers Care About How Municipalities Tax Real Estate* GroundSwell, May-June, 2001 *Should Bankers Care About How Municipalities, Counties and School Districts Tax Real Estate?* June 2001 *Site Value Taxation, Its Impact Upon Productivity and Economic Stability* A paper prepared for a couse on macroeconomics, University of Pennsylvania, February, 1981 *Smart Growth Policies: What Some Experts Say* Comments on a paper titled Retracting Suburbia: Smart Growth and the Future of Housing, by Karen A. Danielson of the Urban Land Institute, and others. GroundSwell, November-December, 1999 *Socio-Political Systems: A New Approach to the Left/Right Paradigm* *Some Ideas We Can Bank On* GroundSwell, July-August, 2001 *Soweta, U.S.A.* A letter to the editor: Philadelphia Weekly, December 1998; GroundSwell, March-April, 1999 *State of the U.S. Economy and Society* A series of 13 PowerPoint supported lectures covering the most significant sectors of the U.S. economy as well as benchmarks of the well-being of the nation's population *State of the Union* Transcript of a recorded video response to President Obama's State of the Union message, February 2014; this can be viewed at youtube.com *Summary and Comments on The Stiglitz Report on Reforming the International Monetary and Financial Systems* An introductory paper prepared for a roundtable examination of the report, held at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota; 5 August, 2011. Participants included Polly Cleveland, Fred Harrison and Nic Tideman. Ed Dodson served as moderator. *Transcript* printed in GroundSwell, January-February, 2012 *Suburban Life and Dysfunctional Development* GroundSwell, May-June, 2000 *Summary of Efforts to Secure Support for Land Value Taxation at Fannie Mae* GroundSwell, March-June, 2011 *Surviving In The Market Economy: A Primer On Economics and the Role Government Should Play* 1992 Letter on: *Sustainability* Submitted to WorldWatch Magazine for publication, but not printed, 11 September, 2003
Dodson, Edward J.	*Taiwan: A Georgist Success Story?* Equal Rights, Spring, 2006 *Tax Reform: Private Sector Can Help* A letter to the editor: The Philadelphia Inquirer, 28 May, 1999; reprinted in GroundSwell, May-June, 1999 *Tax Land?* A letter printed in the Philadelphia City Paper, April 1998 *Tax Reform That Would be Truly Meaningful* A response to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review news story, "Lawmakers Eye Property Taxes," by Brad Bumsted, 29 November, 2006 *Taxing Community-Created Values by the Back Door* GroundSwell, March-April, 2001 Response to: *Taxing Land Values is Not Just a Good Idea, It is an Urgent Necessity* January, 2007 *Taxing the System* A letter printed in City Paper, Philadelphia, PA, October 8-15, 1998 *Tearing Apart the Social Fabric* Land & Liberty, Vol.114, No.1220, Winter 2007 *Tendency as Principle* This paper presents a resurrection of Henry George's closed system of political economy as a tool for historical understanding of the Irish Question (1992) *Testimony on Behalf of Land Value Taxation by Phil Finkelstein* A letter to Philip Finkelstein, 2 July, 1982
Dodson, Edward J.	*The Background of the 2008 Financial Crisis* Audio recording of an address delivered at the opening event of the Henry George Museum and Historical Archive Center, Philadlephia, September, 2014 *The Basis for Tyranny by Modern Governments* Comments posted to a Washington Times commentary on government tyranny, 10 December, 2014 *The Battle to Preserve Open Space, Preserve Land for Agricultural Use and The Law of Unforeseen Consequences* GroundSwell, May-June 2002 *The British Constitution Measured Against Moral Principle* A letter published in The Center Magazine, July-August 1985 (the periodical of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions *The Case Against Natural Law as Just Law* An unpublished essay, June 2009 *The Case for Competition in the Schooling Opportunities of Children* The Progress Report, 6 October 1997. Revised in 2013 *The Case for Treating Natural law as Descriptive Rather Than Prescriptive* Land & Liberty, Summer 2009, p.17 *The Conflict Between Pricing for Risk and social Good* 29 April, 2012 *The Continuing Age of Uncertainty: The More Things Change ...* An unpublished essay, November 2009 *The Core of Economics and the Birth of American Labor* Land & Liberty, Summer *The Cost of Living in the USA* Equal Rights, Winter and Spring 2005
Dodson, Edward J.	*The Deepening Wedge* Equal Rights, Spring, 2005 *The Deepening Wedge* Equal Rights, Winter 2005 *The Democratic Imperative* A paper presented at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, Illinois; with response by Joseph Bast, President of the Heartland Institute (June 30, 1995) *The Descriptive Meaning of Natural Law* Land & Liberty, Spring 2009 *The Desperate State of the United States Economy and Society* Land & Liberty, Autumn 2008, p.17 *The Different Meanings of Natural Law and the Difference This Makes* A paper read as a guest speaker at a philosophy class, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA; 2 December 2009 Introduction to the book: *The Discovery of First Principles* The first and second volumes of this book are now available thru iUniverse.com. The introduction is available here to introduce you to this book. Volume 1 of the book: *The Discovery of First Principles* published by iUniverse, 2002 (full text provided) Volume 2 of the book: *The Discovery of First Principles* published by iUniverse, 2002 (full text provided) Volume 3 of the book: *The Discovery of First Principles* Published by the author, 2002 (full text provided)] *The Earth as a Commons, or as an Aggregation of Private Enclaves* WorldWatch Magazine, September 2007 *The Economic Game is Over* Land & Liberty, Autumn, 2008 *The Economics of Land Markets* 1998 *The Effect Landowners Have on the Economy* Land & Liberty, January-February 1988 *The Environmental Consequences of Commerce on Plant and Animal Species: Principle versus Pragmatism* An unpublished essay, July, 2005 *The Evolving Political Economy of Thomas Paine* A paper delivered at the Henry George School of Social Science, New York, NY, 6 May 2005
Dodson, Edward J.	*The Fateful Absence of Land Markets at the Center of Economic Theory* Unpublished essay, August 2004 *The Financial and Economic Crisis of 2008: What Brought Us to the Brink* Presented at the opening of the Henry George Historical Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 5 May 2015 *The Future of Democracy* A letter responding to an article by Samuel Huntington, to the editor of WorldWatch Magazine, 2 April, 1985. This letter was not printed in the magazine *The Global Concern Over Human Rights* Equal Rights, Summer 1984 *The Greatest Inconvenient Truth is a First Principle* Progress, May-June 2007 *The Greenspan Years: More Questions than Answers* Land & Liberty, Spring 2008 *The Greenspan Years* Land & Liberty, Winter 2008-2009 *The Housing Bubble is real and is Coming Soon to Your Part of the Country* GroundSwell, January-February, 2006 *The Housing Bubble of 2008* Comments posted to the Financial Times, online forum, February 2008 *The Human Rights Debate* The Center Magazine, The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Summer 1984 *The Internet is a Poor Substitute for a Living Georgist Community* A letter to the editor: Land & Liberty, Spring 2001
Dodson, Edward J.	*The Land Question" in Europe: Victim of the Great Depression and Total War?* An unpublished essay, August 2010 *The Laughter and the Tears* 1967 *The Law of the Sea* Land and Liberty, 2009 *The Law of Unforeseen Consequences* GroundSwell, November-December 2001 *The Light Brigade, England's Charge Borne on Ireland's Back* Equal Rights, 1982 *The Light Brigade, England's Charge Borne on Ireland's Back* Original typewritten version *The Light Brigade: England's Charge Borne on Ireland's Back* A revised version, Land & Liberty, Spring 2019 *The Link Between 'the land question' and Population Growth* A letter to WorldWatch Magazine, September 2004 *The Long History of Seeking Land-Value Tax* A letter printed in The Herald, Glasgow, Scotland; 13 July, 2006 *The Many Sides of the Tobacco Debate* A Land-Theory discussion, October 2000 *The March Toward Worker Capitalism* Equal Rights, Spring 1984 *The Meaning of Commonwealth* Simple Society email forum, April 2004 *The Modern Georgist Movement* April 1984
Dodson, Edward J.	*The Need for Systemic Reforms to Conquer Inflation* August 2023 *The New Housing Units in the United States are Getting Bigger and Bigger: No One Should be Surprised* GroundSwell September-October, 2006 Commentary on the article by Michael Hudson: *The New Road to Serfdom, by Michael Hudson Professor Hudson's article appeared in Harpers, May, 2006 The Oceans as a Commons, A First Step Toward Thinking of the Earth as our Common Birthright* February 2008 *The One Sure Way to Stabilize our Financial System* Comments submitted to the Public Broadcasting Service program Talk of the Nation, 18 March 2009 *The Political Economy of Martin Luther King, Jr.* GroundSwell, October-December, 2017 *The Politics and Economics of Deficits* An unpublished essay written October, 1984 *The Poverty Paradox* 2010 *The Price Mechanism and Land Markets* An unpublished essay, March 2009 *The Race Between Population Growth and Ingenuity: Henry George's Early Perspective* GroundSwell, May-June 2002 *The Right to Bear Arms?* An SCI commentary, October 2000 Commentary on: *The Rise and Fall of Housing's Favored Investment Status, a paper prepared by Patric H. Hendershott and Michael White of the University of Aberdeen, Scotland The author's paper was published in the Journal of Housing Research*, vol. 11, Issue 2, 2007
Dodson, Edward J.	*The Search For The Just Society* Teachers may find this Instructor's Manual for the course of this name I have taught for nearly ten years at the Henry George School of Social Science a valued tool. I am more than happy to provide direction to any teacher who might want to teach this course either in a college or adult education environment *The Seas and Other Commons* Land & Liberty, Spring, 2008 *The Spirituality of Thomas Paine* A talk delivered to the Thomas Paine Unitarian Fellowship, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, 3 May 1998 *The Stock Market: Could It Be Tamed?* Land & Liberty, Summer, 2021 *The 2008 Crisis and Taking The Long View* Land & Liberty, Winter, 2016, pp.7-9 *The Tax-Free Society: How We Can Get There and Why We Should Try* April 2022 *The Times That Tried Men's Souls Never Ended* Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, Vol.16, No.3, Fall 2015 *The Times That Tried Men's Souls Never Ended* Progress, Summer (January) 2016 *The United States Economy and Social Stability in Jeopardy* Land & Liberty, 2008] *The Urban Crisis, Societies out of Control and the Cities They Have Spawned* An unpublished essay written in 1989 *The War on Drugs: Violence Driven by Flawed Law* November 2001 *There's Little Time Left to Save Coastal Regions* E/the Environmental Magazine, 22 April, 2008 *They've Tried the Rest: Hopefully, They'll Finally Try the Best* GroundSwell, September-October 1999 *Thinking Globally, Acting Locally* 1999 *Third World Problems: A Post-Colonial Legacy?* May 1989 *Thirty Years On, And Still Hoping to Reach an Audience* A paper delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Chicago, Illinois, July, 2006 *Thomas Paine: Architect of Cooperative Individualism* 1995 *Thomas Paine compared to Adam Smith* A letter to the editor, Philadelphia Inquirer, 14 April, 1997 *Thomas Paine on Government* A comment posted in response to a Washington Times commentary on government tyranny, 10 December 2014 *Thomas Paine on Money and Banking* Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friends, Spring 2023 *Thomas Paine, His Life and Legacy* May 2005 *Thomas Paine's Return to the Old World: The Time Between the Storms* Bulletin of Thomas Paine Friend, Inc., Vol.6, No.1, April, 2005 *Thoughts on the End of Publication of 'Equal Rights'* Equal Rights, Spring, 2010 *Time For a "New" Foreign Policy* Equal Rights, Spring 1985 *Time for Healing: The Case for Lessening the Human Footprint* A paper presented at "A Conference on the Future of Connecticut and Beyond," Bridgeport, Connecticut, July 2003 *Time to do What is Necessary to Take the Profit Out of Rent-Seeking Behavior Regarding Nature* A letter submitted to WorldWatch Magazine, March, 2001 but not printed *Time to Resurrect an Old Idea: Economic Rent* A comment on an article by Dustin on the blog "Our Dime," 26 October, 2011 *Tolstoy: Conservative and Counter-Revolutionary* A paper delivered at the Henry George School, New York, April 1985 *Tolstoy, Proudhon and Henry George* Georgist Journal, Summer, 1985 *Toward A Financially Stable Future: What Russia Must Examine in the U.S. Experience* A paper delivered to the Congress on Land Relations, April 1996 *Tribalism and the Breakdown of Nations* 1990 *Twenty-five Years of Teaching Henry George's Political Economy* Progress, July-August, 2006 *Two Weeks in the Land Down Under* GroundSwell, January-February, 2018
Dodson, Edward J.	*United States Housing Sector Has Pulled the Economy Along, but at Considerable Cost, and not for Much Longer* GroundSwell, September-October, 2003 *Urban Agriculture: Interim Highest and Best Use* GroundSwell, January-February 2001 *Urban Growth Boundaries: Do They Raise Housing Costs?* GroundSwell, 2003 *Urban Growth Boundaries: Boon to Landowners?* An unpublished essay, May, 2005 *Urban Growth Boundaries: Do They Raise Housing Costs?* GroundSwell, March-April, 2003 *Urban Revitalization, Limitations and Opportunities for the Lender* Co-authored by Walter Rybeck. August, 1983
Dodson, Edward J.	*Wealth, Income and Race in the United States: Are We a More Equitable Society Than We Were Ten Years Ago?* 1990 *The Wealth of our Nation and Our Cities* A paper delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bridgeport, Connecticut, July 2003 *The Wealth of the Nation, Is It In Good Hands?* GroundSwell, November-December 2004 *What Bank Regulators and Most Economists do not Grasp About Property Markets, Credit Markets and Economic Cycles* 12 December 2013 *What Kind Of A Republic?* Date unknown -- Written sometime during the 1990s *What Reforms Should Take Priority for Reformers* An exchange of views compiled by Edward J. Dodson, from a series of emails posted during May 2015 *What he Experts Want to do to Make our Cities Livable* GroundSwell, January-February, 2000 *What the Regulators and Most Economists do not Grasp* A revised version of this paper, December, 2013 *What to do About Japan's Rising Land Prices* A letter printed in Business Month, October, 1988 *What Was Different About This Financial Crisis?* Land & Liberty, Autumn 2009, p.17 *What We Need To Do, And Why* 1985 *What We Need: Tax Reform and Debt Reduction* An unpublished essay, July 2010 *Where'Housing' Is Taking Us: A Call for Action* GroundSwell, May-June, 2005 *Where We Stand, In What Direction We Are Heading* A paper presenting an estimate of our circumstances, the challenges we face and some of the obstacles standing in the way of permanent solutions. The paper was distributed but not presented at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, June, 1992 *When the Economic Stars Align to Make Bad Things Happen* Land & Liberty, Summer *Who Owns the Wind? the Water?* GroundSwell, September-November, 2016 *Why a "School of Cooperative Individualism"* GroundSwell, December 2016 - January 2017 *Why a "School of Cooperative Individualism"* 2006 *Why Clintonomics Can No More Generate Full Employment Without Inflation Than Any of its Predecessors* 1994 *Why "Housing" Costs Climb and Climb ... Then Periodically Crash* A letter printed in The Independent, United Kingdom, 17 March, 2007 *Why Global Poverty?* The transcript of an interview included in a compansion guide to the film "The End of Poverty? funded by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation in 2009 *Why It is Essential to Rid the Property Markets of Land Speculation* A response to the essay, "Don't Reform Housing Finance -- Reinvent It," by Richard Morris, appearing on the Knowledge@Wharton website, 26 November, 2013 *Why Planning has not Created Livable Cities* Land & Liberty, Winter 2015-16, pp.10-11 *Why Socialism and not Georgism?* Georgist Journal, Spring, 1987 *Why the United States is Strategically Placed to Experience a Return to Stagflation* A paper prepared for delivery at the International Union conference, London, 2-8 July, 2010 *Will 'National Debt' End Prosperty As We Know It?* GroundSwell, May-June 2004 *Wind: Yet Another Source of Wealth for the Landed* Progress, March-April 2008 *Would the Adoption of Land Value Taxation Drive Down the Price of Land and Increase Housing Affordability?* Reprinted from the book, Reengineering Community Development for the 21st Century, edited by Donna Fabiani and Terry F. Buss, published by the National Academy of Public Administration, 2008

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