Philosophy and the Basic Income (Series Index)

I've written a number of posts about the ethics and justice of the basic income grant. I thought it might be useful to provide an index to all of them in this post. Most of these posts look at whether an unconditional basic income grant can be justified from a particular theoretical perspective, e.g. feminism, libertarianism, liberal egalitarianism, and republicanism. One of them asks whether there should be a right not to work. Enjoy:

• Libertarianism and the Basic Income (Part One)

• Libertarianism and the Basic Income (Part Two)

• Libertarianism and the Basic Income (Part Three)

• Pettit on Republicanism and the Basic Income

• Parasitic Surfers and the Unconditional Basic Income

• Widerquist on Freedom and the Basic Income

• Feminism and the Basic Income (Part One)

• Feminism and the Basic Income (Part Two)

• Should we have a right not to work?

• Basic Income Experiments: What can we learn?