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Even more jarring than the inequality gap in Latin America is how long socioeconomic disparities have persisted in the region over time. Drawing from comparisons of 23 concrete cases of social policy implementation in Brazil and Mexico, Roberto Rocha Coelho Pires (Institute for Applied Economic Research, Brazil) presents an analytical cartography of the different mechanisms in policy implementation that actually increase the risk of reproducing inequalities.
About UNRISD Conference 2018
"Overcoming Inequalities in a Fractured World: Between Elite Power and Social Mobilization", UNRISD International Conference, is a forum for analysis and dialogue that brought together academics, UN representatives, policy makers and civil society.
Learn more about the conference unrisd.org/conference2018
Even more jarring than the inequality gap in Latin America is how long socioeconomic disparities have persisted in the region over time. Drawing from comparisons of 23 concrete cases of social policy implementation in Brazil and Mexico, Roberto Rocha Coelho Pires (Institute for Applied Economic Research, Brazil) presents an analytical cartography of the different mechanisms in policy implementation that actually increase the risk of reproducing inequalities.
About UNRISD Conference 2018
"Overcoming Inequalities in a Fractured World: Between Elite Power and Social Mobilization", UNRISD International Conference, is a forum for analysis and dialogue that brought together academics, UN representatives, policy makers and civil society.
Learn more about the conference unrisd.org/conference2018
