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The Potential of Introducing Basic Income for the “New Public” in Japan: A Road to the Associationala place of one’s own in a modern society where social relations have weakened, and people tend to grow apart. This explains why discussions about the “public sphere” or the “civil society” have recently been developing in Japan.

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Book 2014the context of the country‘s changing welfare state. Vanderborght and Yamamori bring together over a dozen contributors to provide a general overview of the scholarly debate on universal and unconditional basic income, including a foreword by Ronald Dore. Drawing on empirical data on poverty and ine