Despite all the uncertainty of global politics and economics, a citizen’s income could help us Glaswegians regain some control in 2017.
In many ways 2016 was a bad year for progressives. Welfare cuts, unfair work conditions and food banks remained; attitudes hardened towards refugees and immigrants; and right wing populists won the vote over Brexit and the White House. But, behind all of this, 2016 was also a year in which those wanting a more economically just, open and equal world also made their mark.
In Glasgow, local people met in community halls to plan local currencies, held protests to force […]
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