A community-based guaranteed income
<p>Guaranteed Income (GI) is usually defined as an income provided by a government to all adult members of a given nation at a uniform, fixed level, and at regular intervals.</p> <p>GI as public policy is typically characterized as a socio-economic right of an individual, or an ent...
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| author | Etzioni, A Platt, A |
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| description | <p>Guaranteed Income (GI) is usually defined as an income provided by a government to all adult members of a given nation at a uniform, fixed level, and at regular intervals.</p> <p>GI as public policy is typically characterized as a socio-economic right of an individual, or an entitlement provided by the legitimate institutions of a given polity. Many authors have supported GI on the grounds that it is a ‘human’ or ‘natural’ right, or some other variation of the basic rights argument.</p> <p>Analysis reveals that these various rights-based arguments are predicated on a morally incomplete and sociologically inaccurate vision of society. By contrast, this brief advocates and analyzes a GI which both reflects and arises out of the responsibilities we have to one another as members of both smaller and more encompassing communities.</p> <p>This community-based analysis of GI gives rise to numerous implications for public policy.</p> |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:f33ba79b-4e99-4154-ba3c-e3bfaccc6b1c2022-03-27T12:10:35ZA community-based guaranteed incomeRecordhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_1843uuid:f33ba79b-4e99-4154-ba3c-e3bfaccc6b1cSocio-legal studiesEnglishOxford University Research Archive - Valet2008Etzioni, APlatt, ACentre for Socio-Legal Studies<p>Guaranteed Income (GI) is usually defined as an income provided by a government to all adult members of a given nation at a uniform, fixed level, and at regular intervals.</p> <p>GI as public policy is typically characterized as a socio-economic right of an individual, or an entitlement provided by the legitimate institutions of a given polity. Many authors have supported GI on the grounds that it is a ‘human’ or ‘natural’ right, or some other variation of the basic rights argument.</p> <p>Analysis reveals that these various rights-based arguments are predicated on a morally incomplete and sociologically inaccurate vision of society. By contrast, this brief advocates and analyzes a GI which both reflects and arises out of the responsibilities we have to one another as members of both smaller and more encompassing communities.</p> <p>This community-based analysis of GI gives rise to numerous implications for public policy.</p> |
| spellingShingle | Socio-legal studies Etzioni, A Platt, A A community-based guaranteed income |
| title | A community-based guaranteed income |
| title_full | A community-based guaranteed income |
| title_fullStr | A community-based guaranteed income |
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| title_short | A community-based guaranteed income |
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| topic | Socio-legal studies |
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