[PDF] Top 20 Fourierist legacies: from the ‘Right to the Minimum’ to ‘Basic Income’

... “basic income” remain to be fully ...a basic income is convention- ally defined as an income unconditionally granted to all on an individ- ual basis, irrespective of the level of any ... See full document

... the right to food even in means tested income ...the right to food – and in particular the right to freedom from hunger – due to exclusion situations have such serious consequences for ... See full document

... These notions have sparked interest worldwide: Switzerland, Finland, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Canada, Holland, and the U.S., among other nations, are all engaged in debates about universal income. In a ... See full document

... a Basic Income, you have done nothing to earn it, and so, psychologically, you will not appreciate it like you appreciate the pay check you receive after a hard month’s ...the Basic Income, ... See full document

... a basic income is narrative futuring (Sools, Tromp & Mooren, ...Letters from the Future are an instrument by which individuals mentally travel to a self-chosen point in the future and write a ... See full document

... further behind the rest. In 1977, for example, the ratio of tenth percentile hourly earnings to the fiftieth percentile was 0.586; in 1994, it fell to 0.530. 2 Analyses of the growing gap between rich and poor have also ... See full document

... classic minimum fuel problem (MFP) as posed by railway traction, and other similar forms of transportation, is to bring the train from the ini- tial to the final position on the track, within the pre- ... See full document

... In connection with the first produced television program of an open- ended series that is ordered without a pilot, excluding sports and news series, minimum initial compensation shall be one hundred fifty percent ... See full document

... draw from the European experience? “In the best cases,” as Barkan and Karn (2006:7) stress, “the negotiation of apology works to promote dialogue, tolerance, and cooperation between groups knitted together ... See full document

... The possible failure to fully implement reforms on the frontline has also implications for equity in service provision. One aim of the SGB II is to give more discretion to local employment offices and to provide more ... See full document

... of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities and to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authorities RTI is ... See full document

... Activation was reintroduced by the report of the Hartz Commission who made references to good practices at the national levels, e.g. models of effective cooperation between BA and municipalities in selected “Mozart” ... See full document

... and from there to larger political ...national income directed to foreign aid from affluent countries with well-developed welfare states versus the percentage from affluent countries with ... See full document

... Many of the secondary costs of education will not be removed with the introduction of fee exemptions or no-fee schools, although funding may be sufficient to pay for essential books and stationery. Apart from ... See full document

... Legal aid programs de- signed and operated entirely by professional lawyers are limited to pro- vision of a narrow range of largely court-centered services to indi[r] ... See full document

... power, minimum income protection has been substantially eroded relative to ...the income position of recipient households has fallen behind the general income growth in society, thus placing ... See full document

... Labour Right market is that the net money income of a full-time worker will be lower, the lower the pre-established employment share p (which makes jobs more scarce) and the higher the a[r] ... See full document

... the basic income has of late been superseded by another more imbued with the promise of a workless world potentiated by ...redistribution from technological progress’ ...a minimum means of ... See full document

... the minimum insertion income, the financial support to education for families without resources or a universal health care system have, at first glance, an obvious redistributive ...insertion income ... See full document

... course, basic income only contributes to solving one of the problems facing an empowered social economy – the breaking of the link between a basic standard of living and participation in the ... See full document