Precarious Work in Argentina, 2003–2017

Ferre, Juan Cruz

doi:10.1177/0094582x19898291

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“…While NCPs increased 19 percentage points in this period, the increase in beneficiaries of contributory pensions is much less pronounced, augmenting 8.5 points. This increase is less surprising if we consider that the growth of contributory pension beneficiaries is an expected trend accompanying the strong economic growth that started in 2002–2003 (Ferre, 2021).…”

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Social policy expansion and segmentation in the first two decades of the 21st century in Latin America

Ferre

2022

Int J Soc Welfare

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Latin American countries saw an important expansion in social policy in the first two decades of the 21st century. Along with this increased inclusion, however, social policy remains segmented. Using recent data from ECLAC, World Bank, and other sources, this paper offers a comprehensive analysis of trends in social policy for the period 2000–2020 for 17 countries in Latin America. Four areas of social policy are assessed in longitudinal and comparative perspectives: transfers, health care, education, and family policies. Conditional cash transfers (CCT) and noncontributory pensions (NCP) are the two main policy innovations that allowed countries in the region to expand social rights to previously excluded populations (outsiders). At the same time, due to their design, these policies have introduced new layers of fragmentation to the welfare mix, without resolving—or even increasing—segmentation in social policy. Segmentation is still the rule for the areas of health care and education, and increasing privatisation went unabated even in the periods of social policy expansion and in the countries governed by left coalitions.

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“…augmenting 8.5 points. This increase is less surprising if we consider that the growth of contributory pension beneficiaries is an expected trend accompanying the strong economic growth that started in 2002-2003 (Ferre, 2021).…”

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Social policy expansion and segmentation in the first two decades of the 21st century in Latin America

Ferre

2022

Int J Soc Welfare

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“…The importance lies in the benefit that the female gender can bring to the development of the country, more than 13 thousand companies in 70 different countries, it went from 5% to 20% benefit when women reached management positions (International Labor Organization, 2019). When there is greater participation of women in the labor market, the GDP of a country increases (El País, 2020;Ferre, 2020).…”

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Gender Equality in Municipal Management Positions in Amazonas, Peru

Pantaleón,

Caro,

Santos

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Gender equity is the equality of opportunities and rights between women and men, but inequality is one of the most latent problems today. Consequently, the study explores gender equity in managerial positions in the municipalities of Amazonas region, Peru. A descriptive study was conducted with a non-experimental design, using questionnaires, the research collected information on gender gaps in management positions in municipalities. The results revealed a gender inequality gap of 20%. The results also revealed that 60.4% of management positions are held by men and 39.6% by women, and all municipal managers are men. This proves the lack of gender equality policies and the existence of social and cultural biases that limit the development of women, so it is necessary to improve policies to generate equal opportunities for women in the exercise of professional development. Received: 17 January 2024 / Accepted: 23 April 2024 / Published: 5 May 2024

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Gestión pública y gobernanza para el desarrollo de los pueblos

2023

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La Gestión Pública contempla tomar decisiones adecuadas y realizar acciones concretas con el fin de generar bienestar en las personas y la sociedad; la gobernanza puede ser la ruta adecuada para conseguir dar soluciones a los problemas que afronta el Perú. La Gestión pública y la Gobernanza, en los países de Latinoamérica, son aspectos relevantes que requieren de la reflexión de la comunidad científica dado que su eficacia y eficiencia implican un mejor estilo de vida de la población. Por esta razón el presente libro tiene como fin dar una mirada académica a diversos aspectos vinculados con la Gestión Pública en el Perú y América del Sur, la cual es entendida como el conjunto de procesos y operaciones que realizan las organizaciones o entidades del sector público para administrar los recursos que disponen. Implica que los gestores o funcionarios públicos, tengan competencias sobre aplicación de proyectos de inversión, gestión por resultados y gestión por procesos en el marco de la gestión de calidad. Inicia el primer capítulo con una reflexión sobre la Gobernanza y los problemas comunes que afectan a la región como son: la corrupción, inseguridad ciudadana, la dificultad de afrontar los problemas ambientales como el manejo de los desechos y la violencia contra la mujer.

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Precarious Work in Argentina, 2003–2017

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Social policy expansion and segmentation in the first two decades of the 21st century in Latin America

Social policy expansion and segmentation in the first two decades of the 21st century in Latin America

Gender Equality in Municipal Management Positions in Amazonas, Peru

Gestión pública y gobernanza para el desarrollo de los pueblos

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