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THE SCHOOL OF COOPERATIVE INDIVIDUALISM CONTINUES TO RECEIVE IMPORTANT NEW ESSAYS BY THOUGHTFUL WRITERS IN MANY COUNTRIES. ADDITIONALLY, SOME OF THE BEST WRITINGS PUBLISHED OVER THE LAST CENTURY AND LONGER ARE CONSTANTLY BEING ADDED TO THE SCHOOL'S LIBRARY.


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[12 January 2012]

School of Cooperative Individualism Director, Ed Dodson, has been developing narrated presentations on a growing list of subjects, including the economy, the causes of the finaancial crisis, biographies of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine, Winston Churchill and Henry George. These and other presentations prepared using PowerPoint software are available to be listened to and downloaded at Authorstream. At this website's home page, hit the "BROWSE" button and then enter "edward dodson" in the search line. Although there is no cost involved, you may want to become a registered user for greater access to available material.
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[18 July 2010]

Take a look at the new END OF POVERTY ... THINK AGAIN! page that highlights the newly-released documentary film, The End of Poverty? Think Again and its companion guide, Why Global Poverty? Think Again. This film presents in dramatic fashion one aspect of the ongoing cause of global poverty. The companion guide provides a more complete explanation in the form of interviews with analysts who appear in the film and others who were interviewed during its preparation.

This page also provides links to Ed Dodson's personal analysis of the causes and history of poverty, provided in the form of a multi-part Powerpoint presentation. A narrated version is available as well at Authorstream. At this website's home page, hit the "BROWSE" button and then enter "edward dodson" in the search line. This and other narrated presentations Ed has developed will become accessible.
The Poverty Paradox




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