2024
DOI: 10.1177/14680181241263586
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The commodification of poverty in the Global South: The emergence of a social policy market (São Paulo, Brazil)

Isabel Georges

Abstract: Focusing on the implementation of social policies in São Paulo (Brazil) during the 2000s, this article critically examines the commodification of poverty. The article explores the impact of the introduction of market logics and privatization as shaped in respect to social protection in a context where the informalization of labour is growing. The text begins with a discussion of social citizenship in Brazil and its transformation over time. Thereafter, the article unpacks the ‘commodification processes’ of soc… Show more

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