Exploring the Basic Income Guarantee

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Risk and the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend: Michael A. Lewis
Opposed: Democracy Destroyed: Robert E. Wright and Aleksandra Przegalińska
Basic Pensions in Latin America: Toward a Rights-Based Policy?: Camila Arza
Why UBI Experiments Cannot Resolve Much of the Public Disagreement About UBI: Karl Widerquist
Basic Income and Cultural Participation for Remote-Living Indigenous Australians: Jon Altman and Francis Markham
The Approximation of a Property-Rights Accord: Karl Widerquist
Is a Citizen’s Income Psychologically Feasible?: Malcolm Torry
Basic Income Beyond the Negative Income Tax (the 80s and 90s and a Bit Before): Wayne Simpson
Advocacy for a Universal Basic Income for the United States: My Story: Diane R. Pagen
Why Unconditional Transfers Are Not Exploitative: Simon Birnbaum
The Importance of Independence II: Freedom and Integrity: Karl Widerquist
Some Effects of Basic Income on Economic Variables: Meghnad Desai and Ana Helena Palermo
Social Effects of Basic Income: Jennifer Mays and Malcolm Torry
In Favor: Democracy Enhanced and Social Justice, Too!: Robert E. Wright and Aleksandra Przegalińska
A Two-Tiered Welfare State: Leah Hamilton
The Bottom Line: Karl Widerquist
The Necessity and Directivity of Basic Income from the Perspective of Christian Ethics: Focusing on the Ethics of the Other: Ho-Chul Kwak
Peace, Robots, and Technological Unemployment: Mark Walker
Opposed: Dependency: Robert E. Wright and Aleksandra Przegalińska
Can Older Citizens Lead the Way to a Universal Basic Income?: Susan St John
Total Economic Rents in Australia as a Source for Basic Income: Gary Flomenhoft
Will a Basic Income Guarantee Work?: Allan Sheahen
BIG and the Negative Income Tax: A Comparative Spontaneous Orders Approach: Troy Camplin
Identifying Important Empirical Claims in the UBI Debate: Karl Widerquist
In Favor: Autonomy: Robert E. Wright and Aleksandra Przegalińska
Only for Children?: Malcolm Torry
Permanent Perhaps: Challenges to the Model in Alaska in Its First 30 Years: Gregg Erickson and Cliff Groh
Beyond the Three Selection Principles of Welfare Policy (Work, Family, and Belonging): Toward a Reconsideration of the Fujin Hogo Jigyo (Women’s Protection Project) in Japan: Kaori Katada
Common Wealth Dividends, Generalized: Brent Ranalli
Conclusion: Richard Pereira
Reconfiguring Social Security Arrangements and Strengthening Public Services: Jennifer Mays
The Decision to Implement UBI Experiments: Roberto Merrill, Catarina Neves and Bru Laín
Summary and Alternatives: Robert E. Wright and Aleksandra Przegalińska
Claims That Don’t Need a Test: Karl Widerquist
Popular Support for Differently Designed Varieties of Basic Income: Tijs Laenen
Ireland: Pathways to a Basic Income in Ireland: Sean Healy and Brigid Reynolds
The Most Vulnerable: Leah Hamilton
The Importance of Independence III: Market Vulnerability: Karl Widerquist
Has the Basic Income Guarantee Ever Been Tested?: Allan Sheahen
The Health Case for Basic Income: Matthew Johnson, Elliott Johnson and Kate Pickett
Claims That Can’t Be Tested with Available Techniques: Karl Widerquist
Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend as a Model for Reducing Global Poverty: Paul Segal
Ecological Effects of Basic Income: Michael W. Howard, Jorge Pinto and Ulrich Schachtschneider
Comparing Welfare Regimeswelfare regimes to Basic Incomebasic income Ideals: Simon Watkins
Diversion Ahead? Change Is Needed but That Doesn’t Mean That Basic Income Is the Answer: Dina Bowman, Shelley Mallett and Diarmuid Cooney-O’Donoghue
What about the Work Ethic?: Allan Sheahen
A Regional Citizen’s Income to Reduce Poverty in Central America: Alice Krozer and Rubén Lo Vuolo
The USA’s Modern Civil Rights Movement and Basic Income Guarantee: Judy L. Lewis
Critical Reflections on the Future of Alaska’s Permanent Fund and Dividend: Karl Widerquist and Michael W. Howard
Claims That Can Be Tested but Only Partially, Indirectly, or Inconclusively: Karl Widerquist