Anna Coote
Biographic Data
| ID | 1431935 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Coote |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Coote |
| SIGNATURE | COOTE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | New Economics Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
But who is the abundance for
Caring’ views from anywhere
Towards sustainable wellbeing
A storm of complexity
A Social Guarantee to Meet Everyone's Needs within Environmental Limits
The Social Guarantee is part of the everyday economy and contributes a distinctive, normative approach. It maintains that the primary purpose of the economy is to meet everyone's needs within the limits of the natural environment. It offers a principled framework for policy and practice to address three interlinked crises that are all rooted in a failed economic system: soaring living costs, widening inequalities and the climate emergency. The st…
Towards sustainable wellbeing
L'idée d'une mise en commun de ses ressources et de partage des risques pour fournir des services universels en fonction des besoins et non de la capacité de paiement était au cœur de l'accord d'après-guerre. La garantie sociale offre un cadre pour les politiques et les pratiques, combinant un revenu de subsistance équitable et des services universels. Fondée sur la théorie des besoins, elle combine universalité et suffisance afin de fournir une …
Towards a Sustainable Welfare State
The idea of pooling resources and sharing risks to provide universal services according to need not ability to pay was at the heart of the post-war settlement. However, decades of market ideology and deep spending cuts have left most services starved of power and resources. Universal Basic Services (UBS) offers a principled framework for policy and practice that aims to ensure everyone has access to life’s essentials. Based on need theory it comb…
Basic income? It's snake oil
Building a New Social Commons
People, Planet, Power
This article presents proposals for a new social settlement – a framework for deciding how people live together and what they expect from government, now and for the future. The proposed settlement has three goals: social justice, environmental sustainability, and a more equal distribution of power. To achieve these goals we have identified a set of objectives too often ignored in mainstream debates: achieving prosperity without depending on econ…
The Helmsman and the Cattle Prod
Healthcare policy in the year 2000
Anna Cootefrom the Institute for Public Policy Research and David Green from the Institute for Economic Affairs were jointly interviewed by David Evans from CPH. They were asked about their views on the likely shape of healthcare in the year 2000 and the policy changes they would like introduced now to improve healthcare for the year 2000
Public participation in decisions about health care
The Family Way
Towards a Sustainable Welfare State
The idea of pooling resources and sharing risks to provide universal services according to need not ability to pay was at the heart of the post-war settlement. However, decades of market ideology and deep spending cuts have left most services starved of power and resources. Universal Basic Services (UBS) offers a principled framework for policy and practice that aims to ensure everyone has access to life’s essentials. Based on need theory it comb…
People, Planet, Power
This article presents proposals for a new social settlement – a framework for deciding how people live together and what they expect from government, now and for the future. The proposed settlement has three goals: social justice, environmental sustainability, and a more equal distribution of power. To achieve these goals we have identified a set of objectives too often ignored in mainstream debates: achieving prosperity without depending on econ…
The Helmsman and the Cattle Prod
The Family Way
Public participation in decisions about health care
Healthcare policy in the year 2000
Anna Cootefrom the Institute for Public Policy Research and David Green from the Institute for Economic Affairs were jointly interviewed by David Evans from CPH. They were asked about their views on the likely shape of healthcare in the year 2000 and the policy changes they would like introduced now to improve healthcare for the year 2000
The Helmsman and the Cattle Prod
People, Planet, Power
This article presents proposals for a new social settlement – a framework for deciding how people live together and what they expect from government, now and for the future. The proposed settlement has three goals: social justice, environmental sustainability, and a more equal distribution of power. To achieve these goals we have identified a set of objectives too often ignored in mainstream debates: achieving prosperity without depending on econ…
Building a New Social Commons
Basic income? It's snake oil
Towards a Sustainable Welfare State
The idea of pooling resources and sharing risks to provide universal services according to need not ability to pay was at the heart of the post-war settlement. However, decades of market ideology and deep spending cuts have left most services starved of power and resources. Universal Basic Services (UBS) offers a principled framework for policy and practice that aims to ensure everyone has access to life’s essentials. Based on need theory it comb…
Towards sustainable wellbeing
A storm of complexity
A Social Guarantee to Meet Everyone's Needs within Environmental Limits
The Social Guarantee is part of the everyday economy and contributes a distinctive, normative approach. It maintains that the primary purpose of the economy is to meet everyone's needs within the limits of the natural environment. It offers a principled framework for policy and practice to address three interlinked crises that are all rooted in a failed economic system: soaring living costs, widening inequalities and the climate emergency. The st…
Towards sustainable wellbeing
L'idée d'une mise en commun de ses ressources et de partage des risques pour fournir des services universels en fonction des besoins et non de la capacité de paiement était au cœur de l'accord d'après-guerre. La garantie sociale offre un cadre pour les politiques et les pratiques, combinant un revenu de subsistance équitable et des services universels. Fondée sur la théorie des besoins, elle combine universalité et suffisance afin de fournir une …
Caring’ views from anywhere
But who is the abundance for
Political science (10 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact (2 works) · Basic income (2 works)