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Leo Tolstoy, the renowned Russian novelist, and Henry George, an influential American economist and social reformer, had an interesting connection based on their shared interest in social justice and economic equality. Although they never met in person, Tolstoy was greatly influenced by George’s ideas, particularly… Read More »Henry George influence on Leo Tolstoy
Originally named the “Robert Schalkenbach Foundation,” the Progress and Poverty Institute was established in 1925 through the provisions of Robert Schalkenbach’s last will and testament as a lasting legacy to one man’s commitment to advancing the ideas of Henry George. Schalkenbach, a devoted supporter of… Read More »The Founding Board of Directors of the Progress and Poverty Institute: A Legacy of Intellectual and Social Reform
Robert Schalkenbach’s enduring legacy in Georgism is a testament to his deep commitment to advancing economic justice and improving the human condition. His journey into the Georgist movement began serendipitously in the spring of 1884, when his wife’s riding lessons at James R. Brown’s stable… Read More »Robert Schalkenbach: Advocate of Henry George’s Vision and Benefactor of the Progress and Poverty Institute
2025 marks the Centennial of RSF, and along with the celebration we are thrilled to announce yet another significant milestone in our organization’s journey: we have renamed the foundation The Progress and Poverty Institute. This change reflects our commitment to the core principles that have… Read More »Announcing The Progress and Poverty Institute: A New Name, a Continuing Mission
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