Search Results - subject:"Social Rights"

Reconsidering the Exploitation Objection to Basic Income

White, Stuart - In: Basic Income Studies 1 (2006) 2, pp. 4-4

A common objection to unconditional basic income is that it is unfair because it allows people to live off the labour of their fellow citizens without making a reciprocal productive contribution to society (the 'exploitation objection'). The paper outlines four responses to the objection: the...

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Und alles kam wie es kommen musste : In Amsterdam, Berlin, Budapest, Frankfurt, Riga, and Vienna? Jewish-Gentile intermarriage 1900-1940

Ultee, W.C.; Luijkx, R. - Tilburg University, Work and Organization Research Centre - 1996

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Global Health Governance: Conflicts on Global Social Rights

Hein, Wolfgang; Kohlmorgen, Lars - EconWPA - 2005

material interests which does not guarantee a comprehensive realization of social rights, but which allows some progress in the … fight against poverty-related diseases – a precondition of the possible further realization of social rights. …This paper analyses the impact of new institutional structures in global health governance on the realization of social …

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Struggles for social rights in Latin America

Eckstein, Susan (contributor) - 2003

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Needs and Wants: What is Social Progress and How Should it be Measured

Osberg, Lars - Center for the Study of Living Standards (CSLS); The …

In this chapter, Lars Osberg has the daunting task of examining the conceptual issues involved in defining and measuring social progress. As he highlights in his introduction, while much had been made of the fact that Canada in 2000 earned first place in the United Nations' Human Development...

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