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Economic Sovereignty as the Democratization of Work: The Role of Basic Income

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Let us understand economic democracy as the fourfold capacity (i) to decide what social relations we wish to "enter" in order to work; (ii) to determine the (im)material nature of the space where we decide to stay and work, which requires the capacity of having a "voice" that is effectively listened to; (iii) to opt for "exiting" this space in case its nature and functioning go against what we wish for our lives; and (iv) in case we opt for leaving, to resort to an outside-the-previous-workplace offering tools for second and subsequent opportunities, that is, to effectively "restart" our (re)productive lives in other terms and conditions. ...

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Democratització, Treball, Renda bàsica, Moviments socials

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Democratization, Labor, Guaranteed annual income, Social movements

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CASASSAS, David. Economic Sovereignty as the Democratization of Work: The Role of Basic Income. Basic Income Studies. 2016. Vol. 11, num. 1, pags. 1-15. ISSN 2194-6094. [consulted: 8 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/112561

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