David Casasas: Unconditional basic income

The fear of those controlling labor and production areas is the possibility that we stop producing and working for them. The possibility of acquiring tools that allow everyone to refuse to force and really feel my way into all kinds of labor. The basic income is the tools that build up the material or figurative capacity to live in the world of labor, the world in which our lives are spread, in a way that will help us to find a way of living in a horizontal order. Capitalism turned the new liberalism into a more aggressive form of plunder. I see the end of the stick. So you have to turn your eyes to the unconditioned basics. First, the basic income frees us from the need to simply accept and beg for ‘impressed’ labor as a means of survival. Second, the basic income allows us to try self-interest, labor that doesn't matter whether we pay. In a world where gender and racial distributions are taking place in all kinds of ways, where the hard-working work and the lack of jobs is the result of labor and automation, the basic income that guarantees life in a world described as far and out of reach by us will help us to propose and force other forms of labor. Can we imagine and practice forms of life that have been removed from the threat of neo-librialism that foster fear of the poorest?

Korean title: 무조건 기본소득

Korean author: 다비드 카사사스

Korean publisher: 리얼부커스

ISBN-13: 9791186749111