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Debate: Basic Income and the Republican LegacyVol. 2, Issue 2 features a debate, guest-edited by David Casassas (University of Oxford), on the justification of basic income within republican political thought.Basic Income and the Republican Ideal: Rethinking Material Independence in Contemporary Societies David Casassas A Republican Right to Basic Income? Philip Pettit Property and Republican Freedom: An Institutional Approach to Basic Income Antoni Domènech and Daniel Raventós Carole Pateman The Republican Case for Basic Income: A Plea for Difficulty Stuart White Research ArticlesDavid Purdy A Basic Income for Housing? Simulating a Universal Housing Transfer in the Netherlands and Sweden Manos Matsaganis and Maria Flevotomou Anthroposophical Reflections on Basic Income Johannes Hohlenberg, Simon Birnbaum, and Erik Christensen Research NotesBasic Income and Economic Integration Bill Jordan Reforming Tax Incentives into Uniform Refundable Tax Credits Lily L. Batchelder and Fred T. Goldberg Jr. Book ReviewsReview of Harvey and Boyle (eds.), Basic Income Guarantees and the Right to Work Monika Wallmon Review of Guy Standing and Michael Samson, A Basic Income Grant for South Africa Adam Whitworth Review of Tony Fitzpatrick, New Theories of Welfare Gerard Cotterell Review of Erik Olin Wright (ed.), Redesigning Distribution Wim Van Lancker About this journalBasic Income Studies (BIS) is the first peer-reviewed journal devoted to basic income and related issues of poverty relief and universal welfare. An exciting venture supported by a major international network of scholars, policymakers, and activists, Basic Income Studies is the only forum for scholarly research on this leading edge movement in contemporary social policy. Articles discuss the design and implementation of basic income schemes, and address the theory and practice of universal welfare in clear, non-technical language that engages the wider policy community. The journal's editors represent the forefront of research in poverty, political theory, welfare reform, ethics, and public finance, at institutions such as the University of Montreal, Georgetown University-Qatar, Université Catholique de Louvain, Australian National University, Stockholm University, National University of La Plata, University of York, University of Hamburg, Columbia University, Universitat de Barcelona, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "Basic Income Studies provides an innovative and valuable venue for research on one of the most vital and intractable social problems facing the discipline of economics and the social sciences in general."
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Edited by Rafael Pinilla-Pallejà Jurgen De Wispelaere
Louise Haagh
James Mulvale
Karl Widerquist
Cristian Pèrez Muñoz
Mònica Clua-Losada
Xavier Fontcuberta Estrada
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