Convenio entre el Gobierno de Chile y la Comisión Económica para América Latina de las Naciones Unidas (CEPAL) publicado en el Diario Oficial No 22.985 del 29 de octubre de 1954

Firmado por don Raúl Prebisch, Director Principal a cargo, y el Sr. Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores Guillermo del Pedregal

De la retórica a la práctica: el enfoque de derechos en la protección social en América Latina

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Hacia un modelo de protección social universal en América Latina

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El espacio normativo de la autonomía como realización de la igualdad

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La segregación escolar público-privada en América Latina

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Políticas públicas para la igualdad: Hacia sistemas de protección social universal

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Sistemas de protección social en América Latina y el Caribe: una perspectiva comparada

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Educación y desigualdad en América Latina

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Public policies for equality: Towards universal social protection systems

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El impacto distributivo del salario mínimo en la Argentina, el Brasil, Chile y el Uruguay

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La Alianza del Pacífico y el MERCOSUR: hacia la convergencia en la diversidad

Prólogo de Alicia Bárcena

Social protection systems in Latin America and the Caribbean: a comparative view

This report pursues three complementary aims. Firstly, it presents the first generation of country case studies on social protection systems in Latin America and the Caribbean, published in the ECLAC Project Documents collection; and it provides justifications for developing such systems. Secondly, it sets out a classificatory approach to social protection system in the region, which aims to provide a comparative basis for interpreting national cases. Lastly, using standardized data and case studies, it identifies major trends in the changes the region is undergoing in terms of social protection.

Towards a universal social protection model in Latin America

This document analyzes the State’s role in social matters, in terms of social insurance and protection, social promotion and investment, and its distributive and redistributive role. It also describes changes and major trends in the region’s social investment and protection between the beginning of the twentieth century and the 1980s and outlines what is being termed “the reform of social reforms” in the twenty-first century, in the light of the challenges of the region’s social development. Three recent models of universalism are presented, as well as the debates on their potential and limitations. The paper concludes with a summary of the universalist social protection project emerging in the region.

The rights-based approach to social protection in Latin America: From rhetoric to practice

This paper aims to contribute to developing the normative framework for rights-based social protection systems and discusses lessons learned in some emblematic programmes implemented in Latin America which have sought to advance a rights approach. The paper emphasizes the added value of the rights-based approach and describes the normative content of the right to social security. It then describes the basic elements of a rights-based approach and examines how it is operationalized in the design, implementation and evaluation of landmark social protection programmes in the region. The paper seeks to demonstrate that, despite the large gap that still exists between the rhetoric of a human rights approach and its implementation in specific policies, there have been significant achievements in some countries in Latin America. It argues that some of the good practices in the region can serve as policy examples to follow elsewhere. The paper concludes with a number of public policy recommendations with a view to consolidating the rights perspective in social protection programmes.

Hacia un sistema de transferencias monetarias para la infancia y los adultos mayores: una estimación de impactos y posibilidades fiscales en América Latina

Este documento se propone realizar una estimación de los costos e impactos de extender la cobertura y mejorar la calidad en materia de transferencias monetarias a los adultos mayores y a las familias con hijos menores de edad para los países de América Latina y el Caribe.