The Institute invites applications on a wide array of topics related to the works, policy solutions, and political and ethical implications of Henry George, including land value taxation, economic justice, free trade, and contributing to the public good without exacerbating inequality. A non-exhaustive list of potential topics includes:

• Sprawl and suburbanization
• Infrastructure spending
• Climate change, including adaptation/mitigation, impacts, related human migration, related insurance practices, carbon markets, land rights issues related to carbon sequestration
• Equity in taxation and public finance
• Public investment and value capture
• Trends in property assessment practice, including implications of AI, energy efficiency investments
• Push/pull factors affecting migration and residential location
• Strategies for addressing territorial conflicts, including how tariffs may be related
• Progressive Era history and politics, influence of Henry George
• Housing affordability, including gentrification and displacement, NIMBYism, land trusts
• Native American and indigenous land rights
• Tariffs as they relate to progressivity/regressivity
• Other commons like water, electromagnetic spectrum, orbital rights, severance taxes, resource rents, airport landing slots, congestion pricing, dynamic parking, railway right-of-way
• Political economy, opinion polling, message testing, etc. of Georgist policies
• Other related topics