[BIN-Italia – January 2013]
BIN Italia presented its latest book at Sala delle Carte Geografiche in Rome on January 15th. The book, entitled Reddito minimo garantito, un progetto necessario e possibile [Guaranteed Minimum Income, a feasible and necessary project] was published by Edizioni Gruppo Abele.
The book is the result of a research carried out by BIN Italia. It looks at the experiences of guaranteed minimum income in force in many European countries, it tells about the experimentation of implementing a guaranteed minimum income in some Italian regions, and finally it suggests a possible way to implement a national law on guaranteed minimum income in Italy by making suggestions and proposals, giving insights, and providing analyses.
The book presentation was followed by a debate moderated by Marta Bonafoni who is an independent journalist at Radio Popolare Roma. Luigi Ferrajoli (Italian jurist, and Professor of Philosophy of Law at University of Rome “Roma Tre”), Maria Rosaria Marella (Professor of Private Law at the University of Perugia), Stefano Rodotà (Italian jurist, and Professor of Law at University of Rome “La Sapienza”), Massimiliano Smeriglio (Town Councillor for Labour Policies at Provincia di Roma), and Nicola Zingaretti (Governor of the Province of Rome) took part in the debate. The authors of the book also took part in the event.
The book presentation was broadcast on Radio Radicale, and reported on UniRoma TV.
The report (in Italian) of the book presentation is online at:
https://www.uniroma.tv/video.asp?id=22041
The radio broadcast (in Italian) is available online at:
