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Professor Matthew Johnson

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  1. Universal Basic Income: Pathway to a healthy society?

    Professor Matthew Johnson, Michael Pugh, Rocco Friebel & Tom Hannah

    24/09/21

    1 Media contribution

    Press/Media: Research

  2. Why Don’t We Just… answer our mental health crisis with free money?

    Professor Matthew Johnson

    23/08/21

    1 Media contribution

    Press/Media: Newspaper Article

  3. New research will assess impact of UBI on 14 to 24s’ mental health

    Professor Matthew Johnson & Elliott Johnson

    4/08/21

    2 items of Media coverage, 1 Media contribution

    Press/Media: Research

  4. The philosophers who might help us through COVID's dark days of lockdown

    Dan Degerman, Matthew Flinders & Professor Matthew Johnson

    24/07/21

    1 Media contribution

    Press/Media: Newspaper Article

  5. Protests, arrests and community gardens: how north’s first ever Green council leader took party to power

    Professor Matthew Johnson

    29/05/21

    1 Media contribution

    Press/Media: Newspaper Article

  6. Lancashire city council becomes country’s second authority to be led by Greens – after support from Tories

    Professor Matthew Johnson

    18/05/21

    1 Media contribution

    Press/Media: Newspaper Article

  7. Examining the ethical underpinnings of universal basic income as a public health policy: prophylaxis, social engineering and 'good' lives

    Professor Matthew Johnson & Elliott Johnson

    19/01/21

    1 item of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Other

  8. Lancaster experts advise Government on Life Beyond Covid

    Professor Matthew Johnson

    6/10/20 → 23/10/20

    2 items of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Other

  9. A social capital approach to widening participation

    Professor Matthew Johnson

    1/10/20

    1 item of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Newspaper Article

  10. Why has the pandemic increased support for Universal Basic Income?

    Professor Matthew Johnson, Elliott Johnson, Daniel Nettle & Rebecca Saxe

    22/06/20

    1 item of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Research

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