Sam Royston, Broken Benefits
Sam Royston, Broken Benefits: What’s gone wrong with welfare reform, Policy Press, xii + 387 pp, 1 4473 3326 5, pbk, £15 This book might be better described as a Read More
Sam Royston, Broken Benefits: What’s gone wrong with welfare reform, Policy Press, xii + 387 pp, 1 4473 3326 5, pbk, £15 This book might be better described as a Read More
Roger Brown, The Inequality Crisis: The facts and what we can do about it, Policy Press, 2017, xii + 288 pp, pbk, 1 4473 3758 4, £12.99 As Kate Pickett’s Read More
To suggest that a Citizen’s Basic Income should be paid to ‘citizens’ is to begin a discussion, not to complete it. A discussion of citizenship will not on its own Read More
During the Citizen’s Basic Income Day at the London School of Economics on Tuesday 20th February 2018, participants took part in a number of exercises. Here we describe the exercises Read More
The Institute for Public Policy Research has published Our Common Wealth: A Citizens’ Wealth Fund for the UK: A declining labour share of national income, together with unequal capital ownership, Read More
The Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex has published four EUROMOD working papers relevant to the Citizen’s Basic Income Debate. 1. Diego Collado has written Financial Read More
Amelia Womack has written How a universal basic income could help women in abusive relationships in The Independent: … Unlike benefits or wages, UBI payments would be attached to and follow individuals, irrespective Read More