Graham Kent, “The Necessities of the Soul”

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Graham Kent is a creator/writer, producer, and actor. His work includes commercials, television, and short and feature-length films. Source: The BIG Push Campaign

[Craig Axford]

SUMMARY: In this post the author argues that a basic income would allow artists to focus on creativity and fulfilment instead of necessities such as food and shelter.

Graham Kent, “The Necessities of the Soul”, The Big Push Campaign, January 2014

SPII, “Making the case for a SADC BIG”

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Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute

[Craig Axford]

SUMMARY: Despite high levels of mineral resources that exist in most countries within SADC, SADC states are characterised by high levels of poverty and some of the highest levels of inequality globally. It is against this background that the Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute (SPII) initiated a campaign for the introduction of a Southern African Development Community (SADC) – wide universal cash transfer (Basic Income Grant – BIG) to be funded by a tax on extractive industries.

“Making the case for a SADC BIG”, Studies in Poverty and Inequality Instutite, October 9, 2013