The Curiosity of Immigrant Ownership in the United States
What explains this pattern of immigrant owned businesses? It is that ownership is vested not in the individual so much as the family.
An Example
Citizens who have been long deprived of their property and who have ceased to feel the instinct for it, tend to lose their citizenship.
Distributism, Now?
Having explored the intellectual and psychological roots of the origins of Distributism, Karl Schmude looks at how applicable Distributism is in our time.
An Awkward, Accurate Name
As the father of the word Distributism, Belloc thought it an awkward word but also accurate in that it emerged from the term "distributive justice".
The New Dark Ages
Certain critics tell us that we wish to return to the Dark Ages about which they themselves are entirely in the dark.
Communism: the Theory
The principle of Communism is that public authority shall not protect the property of any man when it is used for production, distribution, or exchange.
Pesch and the Chesterbelloc
Heinrich Pesch and the Chesterbelloc: Complement or Conflict?
Conversations on Distributism
Our conversations must of necessity be elliptical and disjointed what with swing shifts, hours of work, duties on four acres, wife and six children.
Property
The whole meaning of property is the economic freedom which it bestows upon the individual or family possessing it.
The True Case Against Communism
The reason for religion, apart from revelation, is in the nature of a man's life; and the reason the Marxian cannot find it is because he must limit a man's life to a man's living.
A Modest Proposal
Chiefly, citizen-led development and locally-owned small businesses are the bedrock of the tax base and the backbone of a stable, healthy community and economy.
The Enemies of Property
One would think, to hear people talk, that the Rothchilds and the Rockefellers were on the side of property. But obviously they are the enemies of property.