Editorial Whenever the political prospects for radical reform of tax and benefits are discussed, and particularly the likelihood of any reform which includes a Citizen’s Income as a major constituent, Read More
Editorial In this issue we publish the second of a number of previously unpublished pieces which have recently come to light (the first was Chris Downs’ article on pensions, which Read More
Editorial There’s not much that isn’t global now: companies, the internet, capital movement, and culture are all global to a large extent And where things are not global they are Read More
This ‘contribution to debate has emerged from debate within the Green Party and is therefore important. The scheme in question is a full citizen’s income of £500 per month, which Read More
Editorial A number of previously unpublished pieces have recently come to light. In this issue we publish Christopher Downs’s paper on pensions, written four years ago but as relevant now Read More
Editorial This issue contains the Citizen’s Income Trust’s response to the Labour Party’s National Policy Forum’s consultation document A Modern Welfare State. The consultation document is important because it is Read More
Editorial The definition of a Citizen’s Income Inside the front cover of Bulletin no.7 (Spring 1988) we find the following definition: “A Basic Income Scheme would phase out as many Read More
Editorial Housing costs Discussion on the reform of benefits and taxation frequently avoids the issue of housing benefit. This should not surprise us, as there can be no more complex Read More