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  • Henry George: Progress and Poverty: An inquiry into the cause of industrial depressions and of increase of want with increase of wealth ... The Remedy
    This is perhaps the most important book ever written on the subjects of poverty, political economy, how we might live together in a society dedicated to the ideals Americans claim to believe are self-evident. It will provide you new lenses through which to view many of our most serious problems and how we might go about solving them: poverty, sprawl, long commutes, despoilation of the environment, housing affordability, wealth concentration, income concentration, concentration of power, low wages, etc. Read it online, or in hardcopy.
  • Bob Drake's abridgement of Henry George's original: Progress and Poverty: Why There Are Recessions and Poverty Amid Plenty -- And What To Do About It!
    This is a very readable thought-by-thought updating of Henry George's longer book, written in the language of a newsweekly. A fine way to get to know Henry George's ideas. Available online at progressandpoverty.org and http://www.henrygeorge.org/pcontents.htm

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March 11, 2012

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David Chester

As soon as actual countries get introduced to what otherwise is a theoretical question, the issues become blurred and somewhat personal. In theory what is suggested is the single-state solution but in practice the two countries involved are no where near to agreeing to the two-state one which is easier to agree upon. I see the one-stste solution as a hundred years away whilst the two-state one is much closer.

And if all that is being discussed in this particular case is what might be satisfactory in theory then the questioneer should not choose the muddle (Middle) East!

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