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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-62267-1ional citizens. The first volume of this series demonstrated the desirability of resource dividends practically (as a tool of socioeconomic/resource management policy) and philosophically (as a demand of justice), providing the theoretical justification for similar schemes in other resource-rich or

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The Mis-education of Mixed Racend shortcomings of the Alaska Permanent Fund (APF) and Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) as currently constituted. While several components of the APF and PFD could and should be replicated elsewhere, there are a few important aspects of the fund that need to be modified when applied to establishing sim

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333983553rnment and economy organized around oil production face both fluctuations in the price of oil and a continuing fall in oil production in Alaska. Despite the popularity of dividends and the aversion to broad-based taxes in Alaska, the state’s fiscal structure will be difficult to maintain, particular

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3963-3d check in 1982. While the dividend has never been intended as a poverty reduction measure, such an egalitarian payment cannot help but reduce poverty. It may partly explain the fact that in 2007, before the global crisis, Alaska had the joint second lowest poverty rate of all the states of the Unit

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137371799ating civil war for more than a generation. Some 2.5 million Sudanese were killed during the course of this conflict, a number that demonstrates how desperate Khartoum was to maintain control over the southern territory. A primary reason for this desperation was oil: South Sudan holds between 75 per

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Embodied Ethics in the Postcolony, not a full, basic income, as it is not sufficient for basic needs. But like other basic income schemes, it is universal and detached from any work requirement. A basic income funded in this way is a natural resource dividend. The natural resource, in this case Alaska’s oil, is owned equally by ever

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