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Julius Golovatchev,Marcus Felsmannhe lens of political discourse analysis and to discuss the potential of an unconditional basic income (BI).. The first section offers a general overview of recent welfare reforms aimed at promoting workfare using a few examples from the United States that have inspired the Japanese policies. In the

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Verbandsmanagement im Kontext der Mitgliedern gradually increasing, due to a growing concern about income inequalities. Some political actors even began to discuss the introduction of BI. However, although some books on BI for the general public have been published, like Yamamori (2009) and Tachibanaki and Yamamori (2009), the public understa

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