Social Exclusion Policies and Labour Markets in Latin America

Vuolo, Rubén M. Lo

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“…1 1 -3 3 siendo una promesa largamente incumplida (cepal, 2006;Cecchini y Martínez, 2011;Lo Vuolo, 2009). En el año 2013, en América Latina 165 millones de personas vivían en la pobreza -el 28 % de los habitantes de la región-, de las cuales 69 millones -el 12 %-se encontraban en la pobreza extrema.…”

Section: Cobertura De Protección Social: Progresos Y Brechasunclassified

Protección social con enfoque de derechos para la América Latina del siglo XXI

Cecchini¹

2016

OPE

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Desde comienzos del siglo xxi, las políticas de protección social en América Latina han tenido un importante desarrollo, que ha resultado en la ampliación de la inversión pública social y la cobertura poblacional de las prestaciones. Muchas de las reformas de las políticas y la formulación de nuevos programas se relacionan de manera creciente con una visión que promueve la realización de los derechos económicos y sociales de todos los ciudadanos y las ciudadanas, y que avanza la agenda de la igualdad que se está instalando en la región. En este artículo se argumenta a favor de la adopción de un enfoque de derechos en la protección social, tanto por su valor ético y normativo como por su valor instrumental, especialmente en relación con la superación de la pobreza y el mejoramiento del bienestar de toda la población. Se hace en particular un llamado a seguir construyendo el Estado de bienestar, no obstante el complejo escenario económico actual.

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Section: Cobertura De Protección Social: Progresos Y Brechasunclassified

Protección social con enfoque de derechos para la América Latina del siglo XXI

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2016

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“…However, social risk management has been criticized for its limited scope to change economic and redistributive structures (Cook and Kabeer, 2009;Lo Vuolo, 2009;Sojo, 2003). Gradually, a rights-based approach has begun to be included in the agenda as a necessary complement to the more technical analysis of the specific risks faced by various population groups and means for overcoming them.…”

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“…Second, much of the population remains excluded from the formal labour market and consequently has no access to such mechanisms. The origin of this duality is to be found in the basic premise of embedding social protection in a formal labour market that was expected to expand steadily (Lo Vuolo, 2009), a promise that has been largely unfulfilled in the region (ECLAC, 2006).…”

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“…These proposals have elicited concern from a number of authors regarding the room for complementarity that would exist between noncontributory and contributory pensions (Lo Vuolo, 2009;Ramírez and Peñaloza, 2007;Ribe, Robalino and Walker, 2010). This debate is based on the recognition that social protection systems are fragmented, dividing the beneficiary population on the basis of contributory and non-contributory mechanisms, and do not always give access to benefits of equal quality and timeliness.…”

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“…This debate is based on the recognition that social protection systems are fragmented, dividing the beneficiary population on the basis of contributory and non-contributory mechanisms, and do not always give access to benefits of equal quality and timeliness. Proposals to address these issues have included: universalizing non-contributory instruments to tackle the deficits of citizenship arising from this fragmentation (Huber, 2006;Lo Vuolo, 2009); promoting growth in contributions (Ribe, Robalino and Walker, 2010); or improving institutional coordination of the two types of policy (contributory and non-contributory) (Acosta and Ramírez, 2004). Undoubtedly this is an area that warrants further analysis and debate.…”

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Social Exclusion Policies and Labour Markets in Latin America

Cited by 9 publications

References 14 publications

Protección social con enfoque de derechos para la América Latina del siglo XXI

Protección social con enfoque de derechos para la América Latina del siglo XXI

Inclusive Social Protection in Latin America: A Comprehensive, Rights-Based Approach

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