Titlebook: Brazil Under the Workers‘ Party; Continuity and Chang Fábio Castro (Lecturer),Kees Koonings (Professor), Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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Social Policies during the Lula Administration: The Conditional Cash Transfer Program ,,mbat hunger. He regarded it as shameful that in a country as rich as Brazil people go hungry. This led to the establishment of a program of food security, . (Zero Hunger). Lula stated that if –at the end of his term –all Brazilians had the possibility of eating three meals a day, he would have accom

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Violence, Crime, and Insecurity since 2000: Local Dynamics and the Limitations of Federal Response,ocial reform, and claims greater international prominence as an emerging power. Violence and crime, especially in cities, reflect the deep rooted structures of inequality and exclusion. Public security policies, especially law enforcement, are often ineffective, repressive and harmful to human and c

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Social Inclusion in Rural Brazil under Lula,consequence, the development gap between rural and urban territories widened throughout most of the twentieth century. Until quite recently, the massive concentration of poverty and extreme poverty in rural areas has been a key feature of Brazilian ‘urban industrial’ society. The Brazilian countrysi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44573-1ce, including children and ‘modern’ forms of slave labor; and landless workers struggling to survive amid the wide expansion of idle land held by private ownership. However, this picture is rapidly changing.

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