Unconditional Freedom

Acknowledgements

Introduction: Cap and Life



Part One: Cartographies Of Social (Dis)Order: Why Something Like a Basic Income?

1. Psychosociology and Politics of Elitist Verticalism

2. The Fallacy of Autogenous Social Orders

3. The Liberal-Organicist Synthesis

4. Resisting Tutelage: Fraternity for the Civilising of a Conflictive World



Part Two: Holding the Gaze: Republicanism and Democracy

5. Socioeconomic Independence and Worlds in Common

6. Bargaining Power: Exit Options for Entry Doors and the Emancipatory Potential of Basic Income

7. Universalisation of Citizenship and Universalisation of Property

8. Unconditional Freedom: Basic Income as Predistribution



Part Three: Flexible, Multi-Active Lives: The Dimensions of Social Power

9. Basic Income and Democratisation of Work

10. Why Do We Want Bargaining Power?

11. Our Flexibility Is Our Freedom



Part Four: The Dream Is Over: Post-Neoliberalism (or Why a Basic Income Now And How)

12. "Wanting Everything Back": Basic Income in Contemporary Social Movements

13. Societies of the Market or Societies with Markets?

14. Grappling with Customs in Common: A People's Political Economy?

15. Leaving the Proletariat and Becoming Free Workers



Epilogue: Unconditional Freedom at the Frontiers of Capitalism



Bibliography



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