Problemas Sociales

Henry George, the 19th-century economic philosopher, wrote SOCIAL PROBLEMS after his enormously popular PROGRESS & POVERTY, translated into more than 25 languages. Because of its success, his second book, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, was translated into several languages. The first Spanish edition, PROBLEMAS SOCIALES, was published in 1967. Today in multicultural America, interest in foreign language texts has grown proportionately with population. PROBLEMAS SOCIALES has an audience here, with people as concerned about socio-economic issues as George was a hundred years ago. In 22 essays, George prophesies that the closing of the American frontier will lead to housing & job shortages, the rise of corporate capitalism, agribusiness, pollution, & the relentless increase in poverty which threatens world peace. Brief, dynamic chapters on still relevant issues keep this book in demand. This edition of PROBLEMAS SOCIALES, a newly designed paperback, is available from the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation for $7 per book. In English, it is available in paper & cloth editions, $7 & $12, respectively. The foundation welcomes inquiries about George, his works, or any other literature available from our catalog of publications. Please write, call or fax us at 41 East 72nd St., New York, NY 10021; 212-988-1680; FAX 212-988-1687.George, Henry is the author of 'Problemas Sociales', published 1995 under ISBN 9780911312195 and ISBN 0911312196.