Exploring the Basic Income Guarantee

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From Theory to Practice: Lessons Learned and Future Directions in Basic IncomeBasic Income Research: Simon Watkins
Should Citizen’s Income Become a Goal for Feminism in Latin America?: Corina Rodríguez Enríquez
Emergence of the Negative Income Tax in Canada (the 60s and 70s): Wayne Simpson
Climate Change, Complicity, and Compensation: Stephen Winter
Analysis of the Financial Effects of Basic Income: Gareth Morgan, Howard Reed and Malcolm Torry
Eurodividend: The Idea and the Details: Malcolm Torry
Conclusion: Roberto Merrill and Catarina Neves
A Pro-outsider Policy? Why an Unconditional Basic Income Could Contribute to Tackling the Causes and Effects of Labor Market Dualization: Yannick Vanderborght
Is a Citizen’s Income Policy Process Feasible?: Malcolm Torry
What Needs to Be Considered When Introducing a New Welfare System: Who Supports Basic Income in Japan?: Rie Takamatsu and Toshiaki Tachibanaki
Situating a Basic Income Alongside Paid Work Policies: Andrew Scott
Basic Income for Development and Peacebuilding in Post-conflict Settings: Diana Bashur
BIG in Free Cities: Michael Strong and Zachary Caceres
Reasons for Supporting or Opposing Basic Income: Tijs Laenen
Japan: Political Change after the Economic Crisis Introduces Universalist Benefit: Toru Yamamori
A Jubilee Tax for Citizens’ Capital Accounts: Michael W. Howard
Why Link Basic Income to Resource Taxation?: Michael W. Howard and Karl Widerquist
Disability, Citizenship, and Basic Income: Forging a New Alliance for a Non-disabling Society: Jennifer Mays
Do We Need Basic Income Experiments?: Malcolm Torry
Conclusion: Why Should We Conduct Basic Income Experiments, Pilots, or Policies?: Roberto Merrill, Catarina Neves and Bru Laín
Widerquist on Citizens’ Capital Accounts: Jason Berntsen
From Marginal Idea to Contested Alternative: Recent Developments and Main Arguments in the German Debate: Sascha Liebermann
Citizen’s Income and Democratization in Latin America—A Multi-Institutional Perspective: Louise Haagh
Concluding Unscientific Postscript: Mark Walker
Future Vision: Building a Sustainable Basic Income and Egalitarian Society: Jennifer Mays
Alternatives to Basic Income: Benjamin Leff, Andrew Percy, Michael Story and Maciej Szlinder
Conclusion: Summary and Suggestion of Research Results: Mee-Hyun Chung
Social Work, Human Services and Basic Income: Phillip Ablett, Christine Morley and Michelle Newcomb
Development of a “Basic Income” in Canada (the 80s and 90s): Wayne Simpson
Freedom, Development, and Oil: Citizens’ Capital Accounts for Iraq: Ayelet Banai
Mexico: The First Steps toward Basic Income: Pablo Yanes
The Financial Feasibility of Basic Income and the Idea of a Refundable Tax Credit in Japan: Shinji Murakami
Conclusion: Lessons from the Alaska Model: Karl Widerquist and Michael W. Howard
Political Feasibility: Jong-sung You, Nam Hoon Kang and Seungju Lee
Feasibility and Implementation: Malcolm Torry
Factors Influencing Political Decisions About Social Security Benefits in the UK: Malcolm Torry
Citizens’ Capital Accounts: A Comment on Contributions: Christopher L. Griffin
Universal Basic Income Activism in Switzerland and Austria: Larry Liu
Citizen’s Income and the Material Basis of the Constitution: Roberto Gargarella
Reply to Comments: Karl Widerquist
Framing Basic Income: Comparing Media Framing of Basic Income in Canada, Finland, and Spain: Johanna Perkiö, Leire Rincon and Jenna van Draanen
The United Kingdom: Only for Children?: Malcolm Torry
From Feasibility to Implementation: Malcolm Torry
Basic Income in Canada: Lessons Learned and Challenges Ahead: James P. Mulvale and Sid Frankel
Conclusion: Jong-sung You, Nam Hoon Kang and Seungju Lee
The Alaska Model as a Menu of Options: Karl Widerquist and Michael W. Howard
Alternative Funding Methods: Geoff Crocker, Stewart Lansley, Julio Linares, Malcolm Torry and Mark Wadsworth
Basic Income in Canada in the Twenty-First Century (the 00s and 10s): Wayne Simpson
The Potential of Introducing Basic Income for the “New Public” in Japan: A Road to the Associational Welfare State?: Hiroya Hirano
Basic Income Activism in South Africa, 1997–2019: Jeremy Seekings