1984
- 1992
The Basic Income
Research Group published the BIRG Bulletin. 15 (No's 1 -
15) Bulletins were published during this period.
These are available
as Adobe files only.
Bulletin
No 1, Autumn 1984
- Better
than Beveridge, Basic Incomes would help achieve.....
Bulletin
No 2, November/December 1984
- Basic
Incomes - How they might work.
- Rights
and ResponsibilitiesEnding the Poverty trap.
- A
stake in the Future Economy
Bulletin
No 3, Spring 1985
- Viewpoint:
A new deal for all, Keith Roberts
- Costing
Basic Incomes, Hermione Parker
- Going,
going ... gone: the vanishing right of young people to
supplementary benefit, Douglas Smith
Bulletin
No 4, Autumn 1985
- Out
of touch; The Fowler reforms of social security, Robert
Morley
- The
debate about costing, Hermione Parker
- Basic
Income and young people, BIRG Youth Group
- Viewpoint:
A two-tier Basic Income and a national minimum wage, Robin
Smail
Bulletin
No 5, Spring 1986
- Social
security, taxation and family financial arrangements,
Jan Pahl
- Basic
Incomes, some practical considerations, Philip Vince
- Public
support for families with children; a study in British
politics, Sir John Walley
- Cash
and caring, R.A.B. Leaper
- Viewpoint:
Realistic radicalism, Malcolm Torry
Bulletin
No 6, Autumn 1986
- A
Basic Income for youth, Paul Lewis
- Basic
Incomes and elderly people, BIRG Elderly Group
- Safeguarding
social security in the Netherlands, Jos Dekkers
- Poverty
and adequacy, Anne Miller
- Letter
from Andrew Brown
- The
case for a guaranteed income in France, Bruno Couder
- Childminding
costs, Sue Owen
- Journey-to-work
costs, Martin J.H. Mogridge
- Viewpoint:
Service Credits: a new currency, Edgar Cahn
Bulletin
No 7, Spring 1988
- What
are Basic Incomes? , Bill Jordan
- Are
Basic Incomes feasible? , Hermione Parker
- Alternatives
to Basic Income, Fran Bennett
- The
implications of BI for people with disabilities, BIRG
Disability Working Group
- removal
of private pension tax relief's: viewpoint from an actuary,
Geraldine Kay
- Mutual
responsibility, Malcolm Torry
- Viewpoint:
Towards an income and work guarantee, Peter Ashby
Bulletin
No 8, Autumn 1988
- Defining
Basic Income, Tony Walter
- Administration
of integrated tax/benefit systems, Hermione Parker and
Andrew Dilnot
- Towards
a BI democracy, David Purdy
- Analysis
of a partial Basic Income, Tony Atkinson and Holly Sutherland
- A
European guaranteed Basic Income system? , Nel van Dijk
- Viewpoint:
'If any would not work, neither should he eat', James
Robertson
Bulletin
No 9, Spring/Summer 1989
- Existence
income and activity income, Henri Guitton
- Can
it happen? , Susan Raven talks to Frank Field MP
- Denmark's
Basic Pension, Adam Trier
- Proposals
for a Basic Income in the Republic of Ireland, Chris O'Malley
MEP
- Viewpoint:
A place at the board, Kevin Donnelly
Bulletin
No 10, Autumn/Winter 1989
- Topsy-turvy
nationalisation, James Meade
- Breaking
the poverty trap: A Basic Income, Paddy Ashdown MP
- Proposals
for a guaranteed minimum income in Italy, Maria Luisa
Mirabile
- Citizenship,
Basic Income and democracy, David Purdy
- Pensions,
taxes and welfare, T.A. Salter
- Viewpoint:
Basic Income: value or price? , Conall Boyle
Bulletin
No 11, July 1990
- The
Third Age, Charles Handy
- The
Poverty Trap: poor people's accounts, Bill Jordan with
Simon James
- Basic
Income: alternative benefit or new paradigm, Joop Roebroek
and Eric Hoogenboom
- Can
it happen? , Susan Raven talks to Sally Greengross and
Sue Slipman
- Getting
paid for doing nothing: plain justice or ignominy? , Philippe
van Parijs
- Citizen's
Income, Philip Vince
- Viewpoint:
Basic Incomes and industrial development, Victor Ourbridge
Bulletin
No 12, February 1991
- The
Alaska Permanent Fund and dividend distribution programme,
J. Patrick O'Brien and Dennis O. Olsen
- Terminology,
Hermione Parker
- Basic
Income as a lever for economic efficiency, Ken Mayhew
- How
much is enough? , Jonathan Bradshaw
- Towards
a full BI, Greetje Lubbi
- Can
a BI-type scheme be made affordable? , Steven Webb
- Australia:
arguments for Basic Income in a poor-law welfare state,
Peter Travers
- Viewpoint:
the rights of children - a justification of Basic Income,
hitherto unremarked, Maire Mullarneyh
Bulletin
No 13, August 1991
- Solidarity,
Mark Boeuf
- Basic
Income in the new Europe, James Meade
- Child
Benefit, Child Tax Allowances and Basic Incomes, Hermione
Parker and Holly Sutherland
- Can
it happen? , Susan Raven talks to Sir Ralf Dahrendorf
- Income
Distribution in Czechoslovakia, Jiri Vecernik
- Basic
Incomes, democracy and the labour marker, Georg Vobruba
- Viewpoint:
Basic Income, An inner city perspective, Keith Argyle
Bulletin
No 14, February 1992
- What
the politicians say, Michael Meacher and Paddy Ashdown
- Communicating
Basic Income, David Smith
- The
jobs dilemma: ecological versus economic issues, Sylke
Nissen
- Modest-but-adequate
food budgets, Michael Nelson and Anne-Marie Mayer
- The
two Williams, Malcolm Torry
- Freeing
up the labour market? , Jean-Yves Duclos
- Viewpoint:
Action for the unemployed, Philip Riley
Bulletin
No 15, July 1992
- Make
it BIG, Meghnad Desai Eurogrant, Michel Genet and Philippe
van Parijs
- A
Christian slant on Basic Income, Ronald Preston
- Demogrant
transfers in Canada and the Basic Income standard, Derek
Hum and Wayne Simpson
- Social
Security in Greece, Gabriel Amitsis
- The
politics of Citizen's Income: a wake and an awakening,
Bill Jordan
- How
claimants react to BI, Rik van Berkel and Theo Hindriks
- Viewpoint:
Left out: The Labour Party and Basic Income, Kevin Donnelly
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