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Progress and Poverty

Joseph Addington, Jeff Fong, Lars Doucet, Ryan Geddie, Sam Harsimony, CB, Stephen Hoskins, Peter Courtney, Reed Schwartz, Benedict Springbett, Janning⭐, Paul Forrester

Exploring the implications of Georgism in the modern world

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Joseph Addington

    Your friendly neighborhood Georgist. Managing editor, Progress & Poverty, President, Young Georgists of America.

  • Jeff Fong

    Urbanism and technology

  • Lars Doucet

    Game Designer and Researcher. Writings can be found at www.gameofrent.com and www.fortressofdoors.com

  • Ryan Geddie

    Writing about things I think will make the world a better place!

  • Sam Harsimony

  • CB

    Georgist activist. Equal rights for all, exclusive rights for none.

  • Stephen Hoskins

    Urban economist interested in sharing land rents, efficient & equitable housing markets, urbanism and economic geography. more

  • Peter Courtney

    PhD student at Stellenbosch University and Vrije University Amsterdam

  • Reed Schwartz

    Less in rebellion against the society than ignorant of it

  • Benedict Springbett

    Law student, future barrister, linguist, recovering consultant

  • Janning⭐

    Just an average person who believes a radically better future is attainable for the 99% through practical policies. Actively affiliated with CommonGround-USA, Eastside Urbanism, and IBEW Local Union 46.

  • Paul Forrester
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