The Foundation was established in January 1929 for spreading knowledge of the social and economic teachings of Henry George.

The key to understanding Henry George's message is that unlike concepts such as usage rights and management-related responsibilities, understanding of ideas on ownership will support the general concept of theft and property rights It is to do. These ideas are rooted in what people think about themselves and what they are. Therefore, it is important not only for political economists but also for philosophers and theologians.

In this year's "Open Event" we will explore this topic from the same perspective that we believe that Henry George is important, that is, the Biblical doctrine embodied with old and new will. In this respect we will study in common with the late doctrine adopted by the mainstream church, in particular the view of the early Godfather of the Church, in particular different from the doctrine of George's long open letter written in 1891 to Pope Leo XIII . The letter was published in book form as "working condition"

All of these were led by Georgian Georgian Charles Avila who oppressed the Marcos dictatorship regime, opposed scholars and pastorian rebels. Fifty years ago he announced a research entitled "Toward the philosophy of possession". Fifteen years later, his work was published under the heading "Ownership: Early Christian Teachings".

I will explore both methods during the event. In the morning, Joseph Milne published a paper on "Ownership in Early Christianity and Natural Law Tradition", Simon McKenna debated "controversy over land in Christianity in Western political philosophy" intend to do something. In the afternoon, David Triggs is planning to share recent meetings and interviews with Charles Avila. I will also contact live broadcasting in the Philippines.

I will discuss the same issue in George's letter to the Pope when I published Volume 3 of this series in the UK with the help of Henry George Annotated Works series collaborator Editor Frank Peder. Working conditions and George's social problem

There will be opportunities to answer and announce answers and questions about the practical and spiritual implications of supporting the philosophy of scientific approach to political economics of Henry George.

We have ample time for social interaction and networking during the day so that we enjoy social drinking at the end

The Robert Schalkenbach Foundation publishes copies of text on George's work and economic reform and sponsors his policy proposal for academic research. The Lincoln Land Policy Institute was established to promote Henry George's idea, but now it focuses more on the land economy and policies. The Henry George Social Science School in New York and its satellite school teach courses and conduct outreach activities. In 1977, Joseph Stiglitz said that under certain conditions, government expenditure on public goods will increase total land rent by at least the same amount. This result is called Henry George's theorem by economists, as Henry George's "single tax" is effective as well as the only tax required to finance public expenditures I will.

Henry George (September 2, 1839 - October 29, 1897) was an American economic and social philosopher who promoted economic policies known as Georgianism. These asserted natural resources and opportunities belong equally to all residents of the community; individuals can have the wealth or value they develop, but the entire society is shared among all human beings In order to use natural resources having the need.

Believers in the 19th century American economist Henry George believed that the establishment of neo-classical economics was to support vested ownership rights. If the economy continues to be analyzed based on all three elements of production, anyone will be able to see the huge benefits that landowners enjoy, ie, controlling a small portion of the world's natural resources . Martin Wolff says, " "The owner of a powerful natural resource wishes to protect the unprofitable profits.The actual tax burden depends on labor and capital.In this way the economic model organizing economic life (and academic textbooks One outcome of excluding land from) is that you need to tax income from labor and capital, but the revenue earned by the landlord is not taxed.