Little in recent years has brought social change more swiftly, and with such little precedent, as the shift to remote methods in work, education, and service delivery. Understanding how this continues to impact disabled people is critical to addressing socioeconomic inequalities in UK society.
The growing number of basic income trials and pilots around the world, and the evidence gained from them, suggests a basic income revolution by stealth, writes Guy Standing
In this blog, Dr Francine Mestrum looks at three different forms of basic income – a universal basic income, a basic income for those who need it, and a universal dividend – and assesses their potential to achieve social justice.
This note forms part of IPPO’s work on spatial inequality. It aims to prompt conversations about the most effective potential policy actions at multiple levels; lessons learned; and emerging possibilities.
