In Poverty is not Natural, the author George Curtis draws upon the work of 19 th -century American economist, Henry George. It was George who looked into the cause of wealth disparity during the Industrial Revolution.

It’s a well-known fact that the world’s most renowned construction projects, monuments and buildings have historically been built to celebrate something.

Currently the growth model of economics, as measured by GDP, is on a collision course with environmental limits. The idea of endless growth is incompatible with what Nature can provide. So what is the alternative?

For those who have studied in one of the few institutions which has continued to teach economics in the classical tradition, this volume is a useful compendium …