A philosopher’s take on Global Basic Income

A philosopher’s take on Global Basic Income

One of the more rarely encountered phenomena in this world is agreement between people on opposing sides of the left-right political spectrum. And yet there are two separate, fairly specific policy proposals that seem to be emerging as objects of consensus among many contending political parties.

The first and more widely familiar of them is the increasingly publicised idea of an Unconditional Basic Income , known acronymically as UBI. Unlike the benefit provision of the standard welfare state — a provision conditional on its recipients being ill, single parents, disabled, unemployed or retired — a UBI is intended to be […]

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