The Basic Income Korean Network (BIKN) held a two-day, international conference on “Local Politics and Basic Income” at Sogang University, Seoul, Korea, June 19-20, 2015. Topics ad the conference included activism for basic incoe, local and international movements for Basic Income around the world, the political feasibility of Basic Income, and youth and Basic Income. Participants included Hyosang Ahn of BIKN, Karl Widerquist of SFS-Q of Georgetown University, Zhiyuan Cui of Tsinghua University, Nowan Kwak of the University of Seoul, Enno Schmidt of the Swiss campaign for Basic Income, Sarath Davala of the Self-Employed Women’s Association of India, Anja Askeland of the Basic Income Earth Network, Ju-on Kim of the Basic Youth Network, and several others.
SEOUL, KOREA: “Local Politics and Basic Income: International Conference on Basic Income, June 19-20, 2015
by Karl Widerquist | Jul 1, 2015 | News | 1 comment
Please take a look at this text survey:
What will I do tommorrow, when every individual begins receiving a basic income of $300.00/week?
1. Continue as I am doing until I take care of my debt situation and I am able to make a change, and then (describe the change)
2 quit my job tommorrow, and try to find some kind of more meaningful “work”.
3 start a business myself
4 each day, wake up, and take care of
people who need help
It could be used to collect data and endorsement.
I have created a contact in my phone called “my self” and I send thoughts to this contact about basic income and related ideas of waking up. What if everyone did this and my self became known as a support contact in the cloud that could help us inform the “system”