Rossana Castiglioni Nunez

The Politics of Social Policy Change in Chile and Uruguay (eBook, ePUB)

Retrenchment versus Maintenance, 1973-1998

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Produktbeschreibung

This work explains the causes of social policy reform in Chile and Uruguay in the areas of health care, pensions and education. Until the 1970s, Chile and Uruguay shared striking similarities.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 168
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2005
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781135475635
• Artikelnr.: 45092895

Autorenporträt

Rossana Castiglioni

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1. Introduction. Research Problem, Theory and Methods1.1 Research
Problem1.2 Relevance of the Cases and Topic1.3 Leading Comparative Theories
on the Welfare State1.4 Hypotheses and Theoretical Model1.5 Methodology1.6
Organization of this DissertationChapter 2. The Politics of Retrenchment:
The Quandaries of Social Protection Under Military Rule in Chile,
1973-19902.1 Introduction2.2 Soical Policy Retrenchment under Military
Rule2.3 Concentrating Power and Displacing Veto Players2.4 Ideology of the
Policy-Makers: National Security, Gremialismo, and Monetarism2.5 Final
RemarksChapter 3. The Uruguayan Social Policy Continuity Under Military
Rule, 1973-19853.1 Introduction3.2 Social Policy Change During Military
Rule3.3 Dispersion of Power and the Absence of Veto Players3.4 Ideological
Positions of Policy-Makers: The Preminence of Statism3.5 Final
RemarksChapter 4. Contrasting Social Policy Outcomes: The Case of Uruguay,
1985-19984.1 Introduction4.2 Social Policy Change and Continuity since
Re-Democratization4.3 Dispersion of Power and Multiple Veto Players4.4
Ideology and Social Policy Change4.5 Final Remarks Chapter 5. The
Unchallenged System: Social Policy Continuity in Democratic Chile,
1990-19985.1 Introduction5.2 Social Policy after the Re-Installation of
Democracy5.3 Dispersion of Power and the Weakness of Veto Players5.4
Ideological Positions of Policy-Makers: the Continuity of Market-Oriented
Ideas5.5 Final RemarksChapter 6. Conclusions6.1 Main Findings and
Contributions6.2 The Road Ahead: Alternative Explanations and Avenues for
New Research6.3 Final Remarks References