Debates on social security provision have raised the issue of a citizen's basic income (CBI) as a possible reform package. McKay's book makes a positive contribution to CBI literature by examining the proposal from a feminist economics perspective.
Debates on social security provision have raised the issue of a citizen's basic income (CBI) as a possible reform package. McKay's book makes a positive contribution to CBI literature by examining the proposal from a feminist economics perspective.
Ailsa McKay is Senior Lecturer in Economics at Glasgow Caledonian University
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Acknowledgements Glossary 1. Introduction: Social Security Reform - A Possible Strategy 2. Justifying Income Transfers 3. Social Security or Income Maintenance Policy? A Question of Definitions 4. 'Basic Income' or 'Basic Income Maintenance' - A Micro Approach to Policy 5. Why a Citizens Basic Income?: The Story So Far 6. Arguing for a Universal Income Guarantee -The Reformist Case 7. Arguing for a CBI - A Radical Policy Response? 8. Commodification v's Non-Commodification - A Feminist Economics Perspective in Support of a Citizens Basic Income 9. Conclusion - The Way Forward? Agenda Bibliography
Acknowledgements Glossary 1. Introduction: Social Security Reform - A Possible Strategy 2. Justifying Income Transfers 3. Social Security or Income Maintenance Policy? A Question of Definitions 4. 'Basic Income' or 'Basic Income Maintenance' - A Micro Approach to Policy 5. Why a Citizens Basic Income?: The Story So Far 6. Arguing for a Universal Income Guarantee -The Reformist Case 7. Arguing for a CBI - A Radical Policy Response? 8. Commodification v's Non-Commodification - A Feminist Economics Perspective in Support of a Citizens Basic Income 9. Conclusion - The Way Forward? Agenda Bibliography
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