Economics with Justice · Part 4

The Commons

The Commons: our relationship with nature and the resources we share, and what private and common ownership mean for a just economy. Study for those who have completed Part 3. Runs in person & online at the same time: join at Mandeville Place or via Zoom.

In person & online

This course follows on from an earlier part. If you have not completed the previous part, contact the School and we will help you find the right place to begin.

About this course

The Commons, the fourth part of Economics with Justice, explores our shared and our unshared worlds, the commons and private property.

A community shares something in common, as does a nation and indeed the whole of humanity. What appears to challenge this is a world of property rights and rent-seeking. How can we distinguish between what is naturally shared and what is possessed. Over ten weekly sessions the course continues the enquiry begun in Responsibility.

What's included

  • Runs over 10 weeks
  • In person with your group
  • Led by an experienced tutor

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Wed 7:00pm to 9:00pm

Mandeville Place, London / Online via Zoom

Tutor: David Goymour

£170 £153 early bird until 13 September 2026
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If the fee is a barrier, contact us and we will be glad to discuss what is possible.

Tutors may occasionally change before term begins.