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This podcast is about the geoist flavour of freedom. According to this view, people should be free to live as they wish and have access to their fair share of natural resources such as land. This would allow us to have both freedom and equality.
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Inglese
Regno Unito
6 episodi
da 05 Luglio 2024
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Nicolaus Tideman is probably one of the most famous Georgist economists in the world. He earned his PhD in economics at the University of Chicago, had various positions at universities and was a Senior Staff Economist for the Council of Economic Advisors. Since 1973 he has been at Virginia Tech. He…
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Martin Jacobson is a Swedish political theorist based in Sweden who works at the University of Upsala. Martin has spent several years exploring the relationship between geoism and liberty. This year he finished his PhD with a dissertation entitled Land and Liberty. In this episode, he talks about f…
This will be a very boring episode because I do not have an exciting guest today. I will just read a piece from a book about how we can share the earth.
I think I should do this because people who love liberty and are concerned about government intervention may be puzzled or even shocked if they h…
In this episode, Gareth and I will introduce you to geoist economics.
Geoists believe that people have equal rights to what nature provides for free. Geoist economists have found a simple way to organise this in an economy.
If people have access to natural resources such as land, houses will be a…
In this first episode, Gareth Whelan and I introduce you to
Geoism. Geoism is a smarter way to solve problems such as inequality, unaffordable housing, environmental issues and the decline of freedom. It can help us solve problems with a smaller and simpler government.
Many people say that the fre…
Most people agree that liberty is something important. But what is liberty? You are not free if you are forced to pick cotton day after day. But you are still unfree if you are forced to work for a boss and rent from a landlord because you cannot own a piece of land where you can run your own busin…
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