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... explored. Using the Namibian Basic Income Grant Campaign as an example, it documents the emergence of new understandings of what social payments are and could be. While thinking on questions of distribution has long been trapped within the conceptual opposition of gift (social assistance seen as a kind...

..., are demonstrating the potency of new kinds of mobilization and claim-making. After reviewing a range of innovative and experimental new ways of conceiving, applying, and justifying programs of direct non-market distribution (including but not limited to basic income), the chapter goes on to consider the challenge...

... be changing, introducing some of the book’s key assertions about the growing role of distributive politics and the importance of distributive claims grounded in ideas not of need or charity but of a “rightful share.” distribution Marxism feminism basic income rightful share ...

... that emerging conditions may be opening up new possibilities for new kinds of politics as well as policy. cash transfers basic income politics of distribution South Africa southern Africa ...

... received cash compensation and “alternative development” projects promoting other crops, most of which failed to find profitable markets. This obliged growers to maintain, or replant, some coca fields in order to guarantee a basic income. Starting in 1997, the Banzer government began to phase out...

... to guarantee a basic income. Starting in 1997, the Banzer government began to phase out the compensation payments and declared a cut-off date after which any coca field in the “excess” zone of the Chapare would be automatically illegal and could be eradicated by the military at any moment without consultation...

..., such as discrimination on the part of their new neighbors, the psychological pressure of suddenly being without a job or income, and the fact that they no longer enjoyed the solidarity that came with living together in tight communities. Yet as these accounts of women who formerly lived in the Siglo XX mines reveal...