Corporate Accountability
Some communities have passed laws that prevent serial law-breaking corporations from doing busines within their community.… Read More
Some communities have passed laws that prevent serial law-breaking corporations from doing busines within their community.… Read More
As Greg LeRoy (GoodJobsFirst)points out, "As states grapple with their worst deficits in more than half a century, policymakers seek better data to help with...
Logging communities (or agricultural and mining communities in general) gain little when their principal resource is exported unprocessed. In the case of wood, every million...
Initiatives and referendums are one of this country’s forms of direct democracy. There is no national initiative or referendum process in the United States, but...
While some reformers believe that campaign finance reform will cure many of the ills of our election process, others feel the key is proportional representation,...
The Bill of Rights Defense Committee (BORDC) is leading the charge in encouraging communities around the country to enact some form of a Civil Liberties...
Vermont’s Worker Cooperative Corporations Act. (Added 1985).… Read More
Massachusetts law governing employee ownership.… Read More
Any 3 or more natural persons or 2 or more associations may incorporate in this State under this cooperative ownership statute.… Read More
Connecticut’s law governing the formation and operation of worker cooperatives.… Read More
This act established the Crocus Fund in response to capital flight from Manitoba. Its primary objective is to retain Manitoba capital in Manitoba and use...
The delinking of money from place and productive investment is not the inevitable result of technological advances or economic evolution. Money is a human invention...
In the early 1970’s, several cities adopted”one-percent-for-the-arts” policies. One percent of public capital spending had to be spent for art that enriched public spaces. Today...
Tampa, Florida has gone beyond public spending to require that both city government and private developers of commercial properties allocate funds for art in public...
In 1997, Vermont adopted a new system of funding education under Vermont Act 60 – The Equal Educational Opportunity Act (EEOA). Unlike most states, Vermont...