Globalization and Social Policy Developments in Latin America
Social policy in Latin America has undergone profound changes in the 1980s and 1990s. The thrust of the changes has pointed in the direction of state retrenchment and market expansion in the financing, delivery, and administration of social services and transfer payments. To the extent that the stat...
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