Summer Term 2020 Study Programme

Consecutive Fridays Beginning 8th May until 17th July 2020.
All meetings will be online (via Zoom Video Link), please see links below.

 

EVENING STUDY GROUP:  6:40 to 8:10pm
Protection or Free Trade - Post Brexit & Covid-19
A continuation of the Spring Term Sessions led by David Triggs.

In this series we explore Henry George’s masterpiece “Protection or Free Trade” alongside side consideration of the economic issues facing the UK economy on leaving the European Union and the added impact of Covid-19 on Trade.

Online access only through this link:-
https://zoom.us/j/112105421?pwd=R1QrRFVwaEpXUFdBZlA3M0R3d3g2QT09
Meeting ID: 112 105 421

 

AFTERNOON STUDY GROUP: 2:30pm to 4pm
The Irish Land Question.  
A Study of George’s work led by Tommas Graves.

Continuing form the Spring term, the Group will draw on articles in Vol 1 of the new series of Annotated Works of Henry George.

Online access only through this link using password:-
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83880666680
Meeting ID: 838 8066 6680       Password: 544247

ALL WELCOME- ADMISSION FREE.
You will be welcome to join these study meetings as often as you can.    

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Spring 2020 Study Programme

Meetings at 11 Mandeville Place, London W1U 3AJ

Courtesy of The School of Philosophy and Economic Science

Spring Term 2020 Study Programme

On consecutive Fridays beginning 24th January

No meeting on 21st February  Half Term Week

EVENING STUDY GROUP:  6:40 to 8:10pm

Protection or Free Trade - Post Brexit!
A Series of Seven Sessions led by David Triggs

In this series we shall explore Henry George’s masterpiece “Protection or Free Trade” alongside side consideration of the economic issues facing the UK economy on leaving the European Union.

Topics will include:-

  • Trade and Civilisation
  • The Role of Trade in the Production and Distribution of Wealth
  • Barriers to trade - historical roots
  • Trade and Protection
  • Tariffs and Smuggling
  • Tariffs, Production and Producers
  • Tariffs for Revenue
  • Exports and Imports
  • The Encouragement of Industry
  • The Home Market and Home Trade
  • Confusions Arising from the Use of Money in Trade
  • Wage Levels and Trade
  • Free Trade - Socialism and Capitalism
  • Phoney Free Trade

 

AFTERNOON STUDY GROUP:  2:30pm to 4pm 

Our Land and Land Policy

A Study of George’s work, led by Tommas Graves

 Continuing form the Autumn 2019 term, the Group will draw on articles in Vol 1 of the new series of Annotated Works of Henry George beginning with "The Irish Land Laws" with an introduction by Brian Hodgkinson..

ALL WELCOME
You may attend one session or as many as you wish

ADMISSION FREE - voluntary donations please

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New Course Autumn 2019

The Friday Evening Study Group
Please note the start time will be 6:45 and end at 8:15pm
Political Economy
A new course presented by David Triggs
This five-session course will consider the principles that underlie the production and distribution of wealth within and between nations. Using UK experience as an example it considers how the health, wealth, prosperity, peace and happiness of its people are affected by the extent to which those principles are recognised in current socioeconomic arrangements.

25/10/2019		 Session 1.  Introduction. 
The Issues and Overview: The scope of the course and the relevance of political economy to today’s key issues: Living and the Making of a Living, Employment, Housing, Trade, Boom/Bust, Sustainability, the Environment, Conflict/War and Peace etc. The language of Political Economy - the meaning of key terms in order to avoid confusion with their meanings when used colloquially, by the media, or by different schools of economic thought. 

01/11/2019
Half Term: no meeting

08/11/2019		 Session 2. The Production of Wealth.
Essential Factors (Land, Labour & Capital), their nature and interaction. Different modes of production. The impact of population growth, specialisation, the development of new technologies and sources of energy.

15/11/2019		 Session 3. The Distribution of Wealth. 
The earnings of Labour and Capital, The Rent of Land. The impact of taxes, profits and monopolies.

22/11/2019		 Session 4. The Exchange of Wealth. 
Trade, specialisation, credit, money. Barriers to trade, protection or free trade.

29/11/2019		 Session 5. Conclusions and Possible Remedies. 
Fiscal and monetary reform, freedom and economic justice, global and environmental implications. World Peace?
 ALL WELCOME
You may attend one session or as many as you wish
ADMISSION FREE - voluntary donations please
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