Universal Basic Income (UBI) is a social policy proposal backed by a variety of civil society organizations, social movements, advocacy networks, and, more recently, by some political parties and party members, from all sides of the ideological spectrum. UBI is hardly a new concept, but it has taken on a new life in recent years. The interest in UBI that is perceived in the public debate can be explained by structural, long-term factors such as the rise in income insecurity, increasing inequalities vis-à-vis deep socioeconomic and demographic changes, and the limitations of means-tested social assistance programs. However, the growing salience of UBI can be also attributed to the continuous efforts of various waves of activism over recent decades.
Universal Basic Income Movements
Guzman Concha, Cesar AugustoWriting – Original Draft Preparation
2022
Abstract
Universal Basic Income (UBI) is a social policy proposal backed by a variety of civil society organizations, social movements, advocacy networks, and, more recently, by some political parties and party members, from all sides of the ideological spectrum. UBI is hardly a new concept, but it has taken on a new life in recent years. The interest in UBI that is perceived in the public debate can be explained by structural, long-term factors such as the rise in income insecurity, increasing inequalities vis-à-vis deep socioeconomic and demographic changes, and the limitations of means-tested social assistance programs. However, the growing salience of UBI can be also attributed to the continuous efforts of various waves of activism over recent decades.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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