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The republican tradition revolves around the idea that freedom requires the enjoyment of a certain set of material assets granting individuals socioeconomic independence from others. This material independence constitutes a necessary condition to build and consolidate individuals’ positions as free choosers – their capacity for making choices in all domains of life with the security that, thanks to a particular social and institutional design, nobody will have the remotest chance of arbitrarily interfering in their individual life plan decisions. The picture republicanism paints of social life shows a dense network of social relations intersected by all sorts of asymmetries of power likely to cause bonds of dependence. Therefore, Philip Pettit asserts that “if a republican state is committed to advancing the cause of freedom as non-domination among its

Basic Income and the Republican Ideal: Rethinking Material Independence in Contemporary Societies