by Peter Knight | Aug 3, 2024 | Events, News
“Thinking about basic income in a context of crisis and transformation in Latin America” was the general theme of the congress that brought together participants from ten countries in the region and six countries from other continents. Global unrest, women’s unpaid work, transformation of income transfer programs, real forms of financing, colonialism, are some of the notable themes that add to the set of intersections elaborated on the theme of basic income, through articles, summaries, presentations and interventions distributed in thirteen panels and two thematic tables.
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by Peter Knight | Jul 1, 2024 | Events, News
Congress Full Booklet Download
This booklet aims to answer every question you may have about the congress, from location, to schedule.
To access the BIEN Congress 2024 site and download the 52-page booklet, click here.
by Peter Knight | Mar 15, 2024 | Events, News
“BIEN 2024 is focused on basic income’s potential as a tool for social transformation towards an economically just, politically inclusive and ecologically sustainable world. The Congress theme is thus about constructing a transformative vision of society – built on the principles of universal sufficiency, social and distributive justice, inclusion, care, and ecological sustainability – and exploring the role of basic income in that vision, and the best strategies to achieve it. See full description of the theme of the Congress here.
How to submit?
To propose a paper or presentation, please fill in the form here. The deadline for submissions is the 15th of April 2024. In case of any queries, write to biencongress2024@gmail.com. “
by Peter Knight | Jan 19, 2024 | Events, News
The 2024 BIEN Congress is being held in Bath, UK, from 29-31 August. You can now register at the conference website.
by Guest Contributor | Jan 2, 2024 | Events, News
by Annie Miller
“When I was invited to give the Opening Address, I wondered ‘What could I talk about?’. However, I realised that, even after more than three decades in the business, I am still learning new things that I could share.
I had also had the privilege of attending the first of the current wave of Basic Income (BI) conferences, in September 1986, in Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium, organised by the Collectif Charles Fourier. I reflected on how things have changed over the last 37 years.”
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