http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gwuktI708w -  RODNEY SHAKESPEARE

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More about: RODNEY SHAKESPEARE

Rodney Shakespeare. Rodney is a tutor and binary economist (Binary

Economics- the new paradigm, Robert Ashford & Rodney

 Shakespeare). He lives in London (UK) and, with Canon Peter

Challen, is near to completing a new book entitled Seven Steps to

 Justice, making a global response to the events of 11th September

, 2001 and, in particular, the causes of those events. The book also

 aims to unite all individuals and groups who understand monetary

 reform. Email: rodney.shakespeare1@btopenworld.com –

Rodney Shakespeare is a UK tutor, binary economist and Visiting

 Professor at Trisakti University, Jakarta, Indonesia.  A Cambridge MA

and Barrister of the Middle Temple, he is co-author of three books 

 the new paradigm; and Seven Steps to-including Binary Economics

  Justice; and he wrote the Foreword for The Islamic World-System.

Rodney Shakespeare has presented major papers at Islamic

 conferences regarding the connection between the money supply and

 the real economy. Notable among them were the conferences held at

 The International Islamic University, Kuala Lumpur (August, 2002);

 The Trisakti University, Jakarta (January, 2004); and The

 International Islamic University, Chittagong (December, 2004). 

Rodney Shakespeare is not a Muslim.  However, he believes that

because Islam is opposed to riba (interest), it can, and must, find a

 new, distinctive way forward to give an intellectual, material and

 moral lead to the rest of the world. Rodney Shakespeare represents

the Christian Council for Monetary Justice and the

 London Global Table.

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Book Description - Binary Economics - The New paradigm

Binary Economics presents a new paradigm which founds a practical

 new economics and a unifying new politics that enable people to

 understand and realize their essential rights and responsibilities in a

market economy. This paradigm recognizes that capital has a potent

 productive and distributive relationship to growth, and by

 democratically extending the efficient means to acquire capital to all

 people using the earnings of capital on market principles, binary

 economics offers many important benefits beyond those provided by

 conventional economics. The authors present this concept as new

 hope for solving seemingly intractable problems of economic

 efficiency, distribution, and justice not solved by conventional

economic theories and practices, while enabling people to understand

 and realize their essential rights and responsibilities in a market

 economy. The binary paradigm allows cooperation with governments

 to make modest reforms to existing capital markets so that all people

 can acquire capital using the earnings of capital and offering the

 market foundation for many important benefits, including substantial,

 sustainable growth; more equal opportunity and social justice;

 increased earning power for the poor, working and middle class

 people; a greener environment; individual autonomy; strong families

 and communities; strengthened democracy; and voluntary control of

 population levels.

About the Author

Robert Ashford is Professor of Law at Syracuse University. Rodney

 Shakespeare is a Barrister in London.

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 Kurland. Binary Economics: The New Paradigm is the most scholarly

 and clear presentation to date of Louis Kelso's revolutionary

 paradigm of binary economics and expanded ownership.

The new binary economic paradigm described by Robert Ashford and

 Ashford Shakespeare fills a void in the thinking of today's academia.

 It provides solutions to seemingly intractable problems of economic

 efficiency, distribution and justice left unsolved by conventional

 economic theories and practices.

With the new binary paradigm, people will be better able to:
 

• understand and realize their essential economic rights and
•  responsibilities in a market economy and
• cooperate with their governments to make modest reforms to
• capital markets to enable all people to acquire capital using the
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•  earnings of capital.
   

The binary approach provides the market foundation for many

 important benefits, including substantial, sustainable growth, more

 equal opportunity and social justice, increasing earning power for

poor and working people, a greener environment, and the economic

 foundation for robust individual autonomy, strong families, vital

communities, and strengthened democracy.

With the new binary paradigm, the broader-ownership movement will

 have the efficient and moral foundation to realize its full potential.

Binary Economics is written for both specialists and non-specialists in

economic matters. It is intended for anyone who believes that

 economic principles, theories, and practices have a major impact on

 life. It is essential reading for all people who want to exercise their

 full rights and responsibilities as citizens. It offers indispensable

insights for business, labor, banking, community and religious

 leaders, as well as for lawyers, financial advisors and fiduciaries. It

 gives new options to advocates for the disadvantaged, and to public

 servants responsible for economic policy.

This book explains the essential economic, free-market and democratic

 principles that conventional economics fails to reveal.

Robert Ashford is a Professor of Law at Syracuse University

Rodney Shakespeare is a Tutor in London

Review of Binary Economics: The New Paradigm

Synopsis:

The world urgently needs a new structure of justice embodied new economics and

 politics capable of giving a common purpose to Western, Islamic and other

societies. In the book, people of good faith and of faith traditions come together

 and identify the fundamental flaw of the present system - 97 percent of the new

 money supply has interest attached and is not used to provide - a basic income for

 all - capital ownership for all, on the principles of binary economics. The Seven

 Steps ensure that income and ownership which allow many important applications

 including a proper deal for women and a solution to the problems of the Middle

 East and Kashmir.