Titlebook: Latin America; A New Developmental Manuel Riesco (Vice President) Book 2007 UNRISD 2007 Argentina.Brazil.development.economy.entrepreneur.

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Mexico’s Welfare State: Birth, Growth and Retrenchment (1822–2002)onsolidated for centuries and were slowly opening up to these groups as a consequence of the protests, social movements, strikes and other types of collective actions these organized (Esping-Andersen, 1990; Hicks, 1999; Huber and Stevens, 2001). After they achieved universal male suffrage in the ear

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Social Policy in a Development Context: The Case of Perutheory and practice has stressed institutional and social aspects, including poverty reduction, the efficiency of public policies, democratic governance, and conflict prevention and resolution. The World Bank dedicated its 1990 World Development Report to poverty, and the following year, in an evalu

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Social Policies in Cuba within the Context of Development (1902–2002) America to gain independence and had to establish its republican institutions based on a heritage of four centuries of slave work. The new Republic had first to overcome the destruction wrought by the war of independence (1895–98) in order to reorganize the national economy and implement and assimi

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Social Policy and Social Reform ‘Costa Rican Style’: A Paradigmatic Case of Heterodoxy in the Contexa of 31,758 square miles (51,100 square kilometres). Its population exceeds four million inhabitants. It is a country in full demographic transition, whose territory is organized administratively into seven provinces, 81 cantons and six planning regions.

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estrial mammalian order. The rodents make up 62.7% of the entire terrestrial mammalian biota (bats excluded), while the second largest group, the primates, makes up 16.3% of the terrestrial fauna. The total South American terrestrial mammalian fauna is about 991 species (74.5%) from about 1330 speci

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S?nia M. Draibe,Manuel Riescoestrial mammalian order. The rodents make up 62.7% of the entire terrestrial mammalian biota (bats excluded), while the second largest group, the primates, makes up 16.3% of the terrestrial fauna. The total South American terrestrial mammalian fauna is about 991 species (74.5%) from about 1330 speci

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