Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 'Bush Pirates' and Other Disguises : The Many Personalities of Universal Income
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'My language teacher in Germany, who was a PhD student in political science, showed our class a video about something called Grundeinkommen or, among its several other names in English, Universal Income. The video explained what this was : a wage paid unconditionally to every citizen. No means test, no work, no requirements of any kind. It went on briefly to discuss different economic models ant the theory's appeal to both the left and the right side of politics, than followed three everyday Gemans participating in a simple trial.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Overland no. 245 Summer 2022 24563122 2022 periodical issue 2022 pg. 20-28
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  • Nimbin, Nimbin - Jiggi area, Lismore area, Far Northeast NSW, New South Wales,
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