Fall 2020 AFJM Book Clubs
Alliance members and subscribers are invited to participate in one or more AFJM Book Clubs this fall. Book clubs will meet weekly or every other week for 1-3 months, dates
Monetary Reform Brings Together Activists from Separate Silos: AFJM’s First Amateur Radio Offering
Last Monday March 9, three directors of the Alliance For Just Money (AFJM) presented some of the basics of monetary reform on The Access Hour, the weekly free-form radio space
Book on Monetary Reform by Former Governor of the Bank of Spain
On February 20, the Spanish edition of the book “Farewell to Banks” [1] by the former governor of the Bank of Spain Miguel Ordoñez will be in bookstores. The book
New Web Site Focusing on the Legal Design of Money
Introduction A recently created web site, named Just Money, is an initiative by a group of legal scholars with a focus on “money as a legal project”. More precisely, their
The Adventure: Politicon – 2019, Nashville
Politicon was fun, exhilarating, and tiring–all at once! The details are shared here in hopes that you will be inspired to venture out in your own community. Please email me
Latest News from Positive Money Europe
By Stan Jourdan, head of Positive Money Europe. It’s been two super-busy and successful months for Positive Money Europe. We’ve published two new reports, hosted an event in the European Parliament,
The Money Question: A New Web Site for Monetary Theorizing
The monetary reform organization Positive Money in the UK has just launched a new web site titled “The Money Question“. In their own words, this web site is . .
Dutch Report on Money and Debt and its Reception by Ons Geld
By Govert Schuller. On January 17, 2019, a research institute of the Dutch government, The Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy (WRR), offered its report on banking and money-creation to
Ons Geld and the Road to the WRR Report
By Govert Schuller. Ons Geld. Ons Geld (Our Money) is a Dutch foundation promoting sovereign monetary reform. Its motto is “Money Creation for the General Welfare” and proposes four changes
Dutch students questioning their textbooks on banking
By Govert Schuller. A group of economics students have published an open letter to their professors challenging the fact that their textbooks are flawed when it comes to describing the
