The Limits of Liberty-Based Arguments for a Universal Basic Income in advance

Social Theory and Practice (forthcoming)
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The article argues that liberty-based arguments alone are not enough to justify a universal basic income, whether as a replacement of current welfare programs, or as an addition to them. Appeals to negative liberty, real freedom, republican liberty, and autonomy cannot show that a universal basic income is superior to (all kinds of) conditional benefits. To do so, proponents of a universal basic income will have to invoke values beyond liberty.

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Fabian Wendt
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