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Universal Basic Income

Universal basic income (or UBI) is far from being a new idea. Several small-scale trials have been implemented in recent decades exploring UBI as a potential solution to widening inequality and deprivation in lower income brackets. Increasing interest in UBI can be attributed largely to the much-discussed impending automation revolution, whereby millions of jobs are set to be mechanised,...

Published on 02 Jan 2019

Broken Politics, Broken Planet

Natural Sciences graduate Che Nabeta makes the case for sweeping political reform in order to fight climate challenges Politics is broken. You have heard this point before, but most importantly you have felt the disillusionment that follows on from it. But in what ways is it broken? Why is it so? And what can we do to fix it?...

Published on 28 Dec 2018

Digital Services Tax on Tech Giants

Chancellor Phillip Hammond has recently proposed a 2% ‘digital services tax’ on the revenue generated by US tech giants operating in the UK including Apple, Facebook and Cisco. Supporters of the tax argue that the application of current corporate tax rules on the digital economy has led to a misalignment between the places where tax is paid and the places...

Published on 20 Dec 2018

House the Homeless with a Building Revolution

There is a generally sad acceptance that we have stopped caring for the most vulnerable in society, the homeless. As numbers of homeless in the UK continue to rise, it is increasingly important to look beyond personal circumstances and turn to wider government policy as a reason for homelessness. Social democratic policy during the 20th century led to a clear...

Published on 20 Dec 2018

Stay at home, Cameron

You might have heard that David Cameron has reportedly been in touch with Theresa May to advise on Parliament’s Brexit deadlock. Number 10 has obviously denied this - like everything else - but the BBC’s sources seemed confident. This isn’t the first time that yesterday’s man has poked his nose into a mess of his own making. Never mind the...

Published on 18 Dec 2018

The View from Düsseldorf: Brexit Worries for a Travelling Professional

After studying languages all my academic life, I moved to Germany to live, work and start my post-university career. Leaving the EU will make my future far more difficult. Thanks to the EU, I was able to live and study in Europe with two partner universities as part of my applied languages degree, without the need for visas or...

Published on 18 Dec 2018

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