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AMERICAN MONETARY INSTITUTE

A foundation dedicated to the study of monetary history, theory and reform.
Stephen Zarlenga, Director.
CONCEPTS AND LINKS TO INTERESTING MONETARY
AND ECONOMIC SITES

AMI presents these links which help to focus on problems of monetary and economic justice; and honestly discuss possible solutions without repeating the stale bromides that have helped strand us at the present monetary impasse (see our Budget Stampede essay). Through such open discussions and later, rough and tumble debates, the wheat will be separated from any chaff, and the road(s) to monetary and economic reform will become ever more clear.

Paul Grignon's "Money As Debt"

47 minute video production is a marvellous way to introduce people to the necessity for monetary reforms:
"MONEY AS DEBT" by Paul Grignon

Friend Will Abrams

TheBrits are coming!!

EDIRC: Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World

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Truth In Money

Ted and Margaret Thoren's excellent web site
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PROSPERITY - A Scottish Monetary Reform Group

PROSPERITY - A Scottish Monetary Reform Group run by Alistair McConnachie and James Gibb Stuart, two leading Brit monetary Reformers, and all around good fellows. They also sponsor the Bromsgrove annual monetary conference, near Birmingham, UK.

My Book - THE LOST SCIENCE OF MONEY - in German:

Der Mythos vom Geld - die Geschichte der Macht!

Economics Online, by Prof. Kristin Kucsma

http://members.aol.com/kkucsma/index.htm

Leslie Brock Center For the Study Of Colonial Currency

In the 1970s Brock cleared up many misconceptions about colonial money which had been miscast as mere inflationary paper. This was 70 years after Alexander Del Mar had also showed how crucial these paper currencies were to building our nation. Both have been ignored by the "economists."

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GROUPS DISCUSSING MONETARY STUDY AND REFORM

Ken Bohnsack's Sovereignty movement to reduce construction interest costs for all public bodies; from School Boards and Villages, to Counties and States.

The Georgist Education Association Inc

A good site focusing on the ideas of the Henry George school for the single land tax. http://www.multiline.com.au/~georgist/lin.htm

James Robertson

James Robertson is among the worlds top monetary reformers and has put together with Prof. Joseph Huber an excellent plan for United Kingdom monetary reform, very similar to the American Monetary Act, but in a British historical context. The link above is to his newsletter. Their book, Creating New Money is found at: http://www.neweconomics.org/gen/uploads/CreatingNewMoney.pdf

Center for Study of Responsive Law