Celia lessa kerstenetzky (21 resultados)

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. 1ª Edición. Traducción de Mariano Sánchez Ventura.

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2017 edición Estudio que reivindica el Estado de bienestar social, su valor histórico, su contemporaneidad y su sentido de urgencia. La autora dialoga con un interlocutor escéptico y cada uno de los capítulos consiste en una respuesta a una objeción o un problema planteado por él. Kerstenetzky plantea una demarcación del concepto de Estado de bienestar social, discute la relación entre desarrollo y bienestar y cuestiona que se encuentre en crisis esta forma de Estado. Por el contrario, sostiene la resistencia del welfare en países desarrollados y analiza su expansión en América Latina. En la última parte del libro se dedica a examinar el caso específico de Brasil. páginas/pasges.…

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Condición: New. Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky holds a PhD with distinction in Social and Political Sciences from the European University Institute. She is currently a Full Professor of Social Policy at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, where she holds the Josu.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labor markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This book argues that the critical expansion of public social services is central to addressing these challenges. Securing and investing in public services, particularly the social provision of education and health care, not only fosters well-being but also contributes to building equitable, low-carbon economies and generating quality employment.The book draws on a wide range of theoretical traditions, including the capability approach, development studies, welfare state scholarship, and the UK's Universal Basic Services perspective. It also advances a novel conceptual framework: the 'constitutive welfare state.' This framework reconceptualizes public social services as an economic sector in their own right, with far-reaching structural consequences.Blurring the often overdrawn boundary between Global North and Global South experiences, the ensuing empirical analysis turns to Brazil as a Global South case that serves both as a concrete illustration and as a broader laboratory for the policies advanced in this book. The Brazilian case provides estimates of the macroeconomic, social, and ecological effects of expanding these services, including their potential to generate low-carbon, equitable employment and to narrow gender and racial wage differentials. It also addresses the main constraints such an agenda would confront.The book will be of interest to scholars and students of development, welfare state studies, social investment, well-being, labor markets, economic inequality-including gender and racial inequality-and distributional macroeconomics.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labor markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This book argues that the critical expansion of public social services is central to addressing these challenges. Securing and investing in public services, particularly the social provision of education and health care, not only fosters well-being but also contributes to building equitable, low-carbon economies and generating quality employment.The book draws on a wide range of theoretical traditions, including the capability approach, development studies, welfare state scholarship, and the UKs Universal Basic Services perspective. It also advances a novel conceptual framework: the constitutive welfare state. This framework reconceptualizes public social services as an economic sector in their own right, with far-reaching structural consequences.Blurring the often overdrawn boundary between Global North and Global South experiences, the ensuing empirical analysis turns to Brazil as a Global South case that serves both as a concrete illustration and as a broader laboratory for the policies advanced in this book. The Brazilian case provides estimates of the macroeconomic, social, and ecological effects of expanding these services, including their potential to generate low-carbon, equitable employment and to narrow gender and racial wage differentials. It also addresses the main constraints such an agenda would confront.The book will be of interest to scholars and students of development, welfare state studies, social investment, well-being, labor markets, economic inequalityincluding gender and racial inequalityand distributional macroeconomics. New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labour markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labor markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This book argues that the critical expansion of public social services is central to addressing these challenges. Securing and investing in public services, particularly the social provision of education and health care, not only fosters well-being but also contributes to building equitable, low-carbon economies and generating quality employment.The book draws on a wide range of theoretical traditions, including the capability approach, development studies, welfare state scholarship, and the UKs Universal Basic Services perspective. It also advances a novel conceptual framework: the constitutive welfare state. This framework reconceptualizes public social services as an economic sector in their own right, with far-reaching structural consequences.Blurring the often overdrawn boundary between Global North and Global South experiences, the ensuing empirical analysis turns to Brazil as a Global South case that serves both as a concrete illustration and as a broader laboratory for the policies advanced in this book. The Brazilian case provides estimates of the macroeconomic, social, and ecological effects of expanding these services, including their potential to generate low-carbon, equitable employment and to narrow gender and racial wage differentials. It also addresses the main constraints such an agenda would confront.The book will be of interest to scholars and students of development, welfare state studies, social investment, well-being, labor markets, economic inequalityincluding gender and racial inequalityand distributional macroeconomics. New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labour markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labor markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This book argues that the critical expansion of public social services is central to addressing these challenges. Securing and investing in public services, particularly the social provision of education and health care, not only fosters well-being but also contributes to building equitable, low-carbon economies and generating quality employment.The book draws on a wide range of theoretical traditions, including the capability approach, development studies, welfare state scholarship, and the UKs Universal Basic Services perspective. It also advances a novel conceptual framework: the constitutive welfare state. This framework reconceptualizes public social services as an economic sector in their own right, with far-reaching structural consequences.Blurring the often overdrawn boundary between Global North and Global South experiences, the ensuing empirical analysis turns to Brazil as a Global South case that serves both as a concrete illustration and as a broader laboratory for the policies advanced in this book. The Brazilian case provides estimates of the macroeconomic, social, and ecological effects of expanding these services, including their potential to generate low-carbon, equitable employment and to narrow gender and racial wage differentials. It also addresses the main constraints such an agenda would confront.The book will be of interest to scholars and students of development, welfare state studies, social investment, well-being, labor markets, economic inequalityincluding gender and racial inequalityand distributional macroeconomics. New social risks, ranging from profound transformations in labour markets to rising inequality and the climate crisis, are reshaping contemporary societies and demanding innovative forms of social policy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…