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Social Policy and Political Dynamics in Latin Americaatic feature of Latin American social policy is the limited sector of the population that has access to social services or to the income transfer in this respect. Undoubtedly the scope of public action in areas such as health, education or housing varies according to the country but, even in those w

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Dilemmas and Solutions in the Implementation of Social Policies in Latin America10 inhabitants in the region were below the poverty line at the beginning of the 1980s. At the last Regional Conference of Latin American countries on Poverty held in Quito (September 1990), by fine-tuning the handling of categories and measurement instruments, the Regional United Nations Project to

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Administering Electronics: The Experience of India and Brazil new production methods in all fields of industry puts increasing pressure on already established industrial strongholds of the more advanced developing countries. The rapid changes and high ‘rate of obsolescence’ that characterize the new industrial technologies further intensify this pressure. On

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Bureaucrats as Technology Policy Partnerstotally different body of assumptions, concepts and theories to deal with such different contexts. However an attempt is made to defend the opposite perspective here: that is to say, the need for a unified bodied of knowledge that would account for the similarities and differences between public bur

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Contagion of Democracy in Latin America: The Case of Paraguayds of academic books and articles on transition to, and consolidation of, democracy in the region. However, although the process has been regional, in the sense that a dozen regime changes of the same kind have taken place within a short timeframe in one specific region of the world, this aspect has

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Post-Marxism, the Left and Democracy in Latin America understanding as they move on to a ‘post-Marxist terrain’. The present chapter explores the implications of this crisis and the turning of some intellectuals away from Marxism in their retreat from analysis of class and class struggle in Latin America. The intent is not only to invite dialogue on t