by Juan Ramón Rallo · Deusto · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788423420957
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In 'Against Basic Income,' Juan Ramón Rallo addresses what could be the most important redistributive policy of the 21st century. The author argues that the main reason to reject basic income is not economic, but ethical: solidarity should not be imposed by force. Through a critical analysis of contemporary philosophical currents, Rallo defends that the coercive redistribution of income is unfair and contrary to social coexistence, promoting liberalism as a framework of justice that allows individual moral development without interfering in that of others. This essay offers a systematic critique of state income redistribution and vindicates liberalism as a realistic and integrative utopia.
