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Karl Widerquist
Biblio: Ph.D. in Economics, CUNY Graduate Center; tätig an der Univ. Oxford; tätig am Educational Priorities Panel in New York City; tätig an der Georgetown Univ., School of Foreign Service in Qatar
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Karl Widerquist (/ˈwaɪdərkwɪst/) is an American political philosopher and economist at Georgetown University in their campus in Qatar. He is best known as an advocate of basic income, but is also an interdisciplinary academic writer who has published in journals in fields as diverse as economics, politics, philosophy, and anthropology. He is a consistent critic of propertarianism, right-libertarianism, social contract theory, and the belief that modern societies fulfill the Lockean proviso. Widerquist is the co-founder of the U.S. Basic Income Guarantee (USBIG) Network, which was the first Basic Income network in the United States. He was co-chair of the Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) 2008-2017, and he co-founded Basic Income News in 2011. He has been a commentator on several television, radio, and print networks. According to the Atlantic Monthly, Karl Widerquist is "a leader of the worldwide basic income movement." (Source: DBPedia)
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