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Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
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This book examines family policies in Latin America. The first half of the book adopts a thematic approach to assess how the concept of ‘family’ has changed over the last few decades, and how family policies are intrinsically linked to demographic changes, social class, family arrangements and the labour market. The second half of the book provides detailed country case studies in order to analyse family policies in action. Drawing on evidence from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and Uruguay, it offers a comprehensive and comparative overview of family policies across the continent, demonstrating the various ways in which they have been impacted by political regimes and governance. The book also compares family policies in Latin America to those in Europe and North America. It will appeal to all those interested in family policy, public policy, development studies and sociology, as well as Latin America more generally.
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This book examines family policies in Latin America. The first half of the book adopts a thematic approach to assess how the concept of ‘family’ has changed over the last few decades, and how family policies are intrinsically linked to demographic changes, social class, family arrangements and the labour market. The second half of the book provides detailed country case studies in order to analyse family policies in action. Drawing on evidence from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and Uruguay, it offers a comprehensive and comparative overview of family policies across the continent, demonstrating the various ways in which they have been impacted by political regimes and governance. The book also compares family policies in Latin America to those in Europe and North America. It will appeal to all those interested in family policy, public policy, development studies and sociology, as well as Latin America more generally.
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Häftad, Engelska, 2026
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This book examines family policies in Latin America. The first half of the book adopts a thematic approach to assess how the concept of ‘family’ has changed over the last few decades, and how family policies are intrinsically linked to demographic changes, social class, family arrangements and the labour market. The second half of the book provides detailed country case studies in order to analyse family policies in action. Drawing on evidence from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and Uruguay, it offers a comprehensive and comparative overview of family policies across the continent, demonstrating the various ways in which they have been impacted by political regimes and governance. The book also compares family policies in Latin America to those in Europe and North America. It will appeal to all those interested in family policy, public policy, development studies and sociology, as well as Latin America more generally.
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Este volumen colectivo examina la relación entre la expansión de las derechas radicales en América Latina y las transformaciones de los sistemas de protección social de las últimas décadas. A partir de estudios comparativos y casuísticos, los capítulos analizan cómo las mutaciones estructurales del capitalismo, la precarización laboral y el cuestionamiento del universalismo en las políticas sociales han configurado un terreno fértil para el avance de discursos y proyectos políticos de corte ultraconservador. Combinando enfoques sociológicos, históricos y políticos, el libro muestra que las políticas de protección y bienestar —incluyendo sus omisiones— no solo responden a las desigualdades, sino que también producen nuevas formas de jerarquía, distancia y exclusión social. En este sentido, la hegemonía de la racionalidad neoliberal y el debilitamiento del principio de universalidad han contribuido a la legitimación de propuestas autoritarias y excluyentes. Lejos de importar prismas y problemáticas ajenas, esta obra mira la región desde sí misma, atendiendo a las trayectorias históricas, las configuraciones específicas de los sistemas protectivos y las inscripciones particulares de nuestras sociedades en el entramado mundial. Así, propone claves originales para pensar la articulación entre bienestar, democracia y radicalización política en América Latina.