Latin American Social Policy Developments in the Twenty-First Century

Chapter 1:     The Latin American social protection systems in action: triggers and outcomes of reforms at the start of the 21th century

Part I: Durability and Change in Latin American welfare regimes

Chapter 2:     Stratified universalistic regimes in the 21st century: Widening and compounding inequalities in welfare and social structure in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Costa Rica

Chapter 3:     Actors and Social Reforms in Five Dual Welfare Regimes in Latin America: Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Panama and Venezuela

Chapter 4:     Reviewing exclusionary welfare regimes: Andean countries (Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru)

Chapter 5:     How 'liberal' are Latin American welfare regimes?

Part II: Explaining social policy change and its consequences in Latin America

Chapter 6:     Social security and pensions systems: the deep stratification of Latin American societies

Chapter 7:     Health care reform in Latin America: not all roads lead to Rome

Chapter 8:     Social Assistance: Conditional Cash Transfers - a gateway into social protection systems

Chapter 10: Family policies in Latin American re-enforcing familialism

Part III: The end of an era? 

Chapter 11: The paradigmatic radical reform in Brazil`s social policies: the impact of the Temer Administration