Re: HOMESTEAD: Glossary on the Just Third Way, Binary Economics & Capital Homesteading

[Steve Nieman <stevenieman@mac.com>]

Hello to the List,

This glossary is very important.  I thank CESJ for making it available and I hope the globaljusticemovement.org and .net will eventually add it to their websites.  Reform is difficult enough without having to struggle with differing economic, monetary and corporate "languages."

I would love to see Social Creditors eventually publish their "plain language" glossary.

Maybe eventually we could develop on COG or some other place an inter-active glossary, with a small board of volunteer editors, where new terms or old ones could be added or subtracted, i.e. Value Based Management is now Justice Based Management.

Ed Dodson's "rent seeking" term could be included.  I still don't think I have an exact understanding of this term~~Steve Nieman

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, at 09:21 AM, Norman G. Kurland wrote:

> Dear Dan,
>
> Here's something you may post on your excellent homepage of globaljusticemovement.org.
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> Few would dispute the claim that those who control money power can control politics.  As citizens of the most powerful nation in world history, we can see this happening before our eyes in the 2004 presidential campaign.
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> By the same token, those who control the definition of terms largely control the ideas held by citizens and their leaders.  And ultimately ideas shape the quality of global civilization.  We can see in the vacuum of vision among all world leaders in influencing Iraq's future, evidence that existing paradigms of thought divide rather than offer a solution to the ideological disorder that breeds global terrorism.
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> If this is true, then we need clearer definitions of terms, particularly terms that would lead to better understanding of the new paradigm conceived by Louis Kelso and how it can bring Peace through Justice to the world.  As far as I know, no one has ever developed and published a glossary of key terms that are necessary for understanding the best writings on this new paradigm of Louis and Patricia Kelso, Mortimer Adler, Robert Ashford, Rodney Shakespeare, and other binary political economists.  I am proud to announce that such a glossary now exists in our new book, Capital Homesteading for Every Citizen, and an even more slightly improved one posted this week at
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>  http://www.cesj.org/definitions/glossary.html
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> Please feel free to add this to your home page and recommend that others in your growing network do the same.  It goes without saying that I think this glossary may be the most important piece on CESJ's virtual library on how, in the words of Bucky Fuller, "To make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological offense or the disadvantage of anyone."
>
> Warm regards,
> Norm
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