The Henry George Foundation

Friday Evening Programme Summer 2012

Henry George Foundation Evening Classes 6.40 - 8.10

11 Mandeville Place , London , W1U 3AJ .
Courtesy of School of Economic Science,
All Welcome – Admission Free

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This term Joseph Milne will continue to lead an investigation of Plato’s laws and, on intervening evenings, David Triggs will present aspects on George’s teaching on Natural Law.

Date Wk No Subject Tutor Topic

04 May 2012 HGF Wk 1 Plato Laws Joseph Milne Plato, commencing with Book 3

11 May 2012 HGF Wk 2 Seminar PROPERTY, VALUE and THE COMMONS 6.40pm - 9.40pm

18 May 2012 HGF Wk 3 Plato/George David Triggs

25 May 2012 HGF Wk 4 Plato Laws Joseph Milne Plato, continuing Book 3/4

01 June 2012 HGF Wk 5 Plato/George David Triggs Plato, continuing Book 3/4

08 June 2012 HGF Wk 6 HALF TERM

15 June 2012 HGF Wk 7 Plato Laws Joseph Milne Plato, continuing Book 3/4

22 June 2012 HGF Wk 8 Plato Laws Joseph Milne Plato, continuing Book 3/4

29 June 2012 HGF Wk 9 Plato/George David Triggs

06 July 2012 HGF Wk 10 Plato/George David Triggs

13 July 2012 no class

20 July 2012 no class

Quilligan Seminar

The Henry George Foundation of Great Britain

Is pleased to host a Special Meeting in the ‘Quilligan’ series of seminars
Being held in London during May 2012 to discuss

PROPERTY, VALUE and THE COMMONS

Friday 11th May 2012 6.40 pm to 9.40 pm

Programme
6.40 pm. Welcome by David Triggs - Chairman The Henry George Foundation
6.45 pm. A ‘Perspective on ‘Property’ with James Quilligan
7.25 pm. Another ‘Perspective on Property’ with Joseph Milne
7.45 pm Question/Discussion
8.00 pm. Refreshment Break - Tea and Coffee available
8.20 pm. ‘Value and The Commons’ - A Discussion Chaired by Peter Bowman.
With James Quilligan, David Triggs, and members of the audience.
9.35 pm. Closing Remarks - James Quilligan
9.40 pm Thanks/Close

James Quilligan: A well known theorist, activist, policy analyst, and founder of the ‘Global
Commons Trust’. This seminar will provide an opportunity for James to outline his ideas about
property, value, and the commons with regard to local, national and global economies and to
explore how they relate to the laws of nature that Henry George regarded as so important.

11 Mandeville Place , London , W1U 3AJ .
Courtesy of School of Economic Science,
All Welcome – Admission Free
(Voluntary donations will be welcome to help cover expenses)

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