The distribution of agricultural land and the question of agrarian reform in Brazil

Agrarian reform has long been an acute issue in Brazil, where the distribution of cultivable land is extremely unequal. The Land Statute adopted by the military in 1964 constituted a genuine reform programme, which, however, was never implemented as the government chose to modernize agriculture and expand cultivated areas. This has prevented the poorest from having access to the land.-from English summary

Decentralization and reform in Latin America: improving intergovernmental relations

Includes bibliography

Tax performance and reform in the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS)

Includes bibliography

Pension reform in Europe in the 90's and lessons for Latin America

Includes bibliography

Pension reform in Central and Eastern Europe: necessity, approaches and open questions

Includes bibliography

Budget reform in OECD member countries: common trends

Includes bibliography

Indexes of structural reform in Latin America

Includes bibliography

The political economy of trade and industrial policy reform in Brazil in the 1990s

Includes bibliography

State-owned enterprise reform in Latin America

Includes bibliography

Pension system reform in Latin America

Includes bibliography

Potential and limits of health management reform in Chile

Includes bibliography

Educational reform in Chile

Includes bibliography

Making infrastructure reform in Latin America work for the poor

Includes bibliography

Pension reform in Europe in the 1990s: lessons for Latin America

Includes bibliography

The market and water management reform in Peru

Includes bibliography