Public Policy and Research in Latin America, Gebunden

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Chapter 1. Introduction. Public policy research in Latin America. An assessment of the field.- Part I: Analytical Frameworks for Public Policy Research and Teaching in Latin America.- Chapter 2. Actor-centered theoretical approaches for the study of public policy.- Chapter 3. A baroque approach to the study of Latin American public policies.- Chapter 4. Methodology for the applied analysis of public policies: A teaching strategy in a political science degree.- Chapter 5. State, Multilevel Governance, and Leadership in Latin America.- Chapter 6. The new international political context and the relationship between the European Union and Latin America.- Chapter 7. Public policies and social movements beyond civil society: towards the organization of subaltern groups in Mexico.- Part II. Sectoral Policy Research in Latin America.- Chapter 8. Migration Processes on the Colombian- Ecuadorian Border: Between War and Peace.- Chapter 9. Welfare regimes and social policies in Latin America. Trajectories and recent changes.- Chapter 10. The challenge of building universal health systems in an unequal region: The SUS (Brazilian Unified Health System) case in Latin America.- Chapter 11. Future Temporalities Coalitions Framework. Comparison of anticipations and aspirations in biopiracy police change in Peru.- Chapter 12. Transparency and corruption control in Latin America: Lessons from Chile.- Chapter 13. New Public Management and its alternatives in Latin America: coexistence, replacement or hybridization?.- Chapter 14. Civil Service Reform in Latin America: Trends and Challenges.- Chapter 15. Social movements, civil society and public policy. Towards the organization of subaltern groups in Mexico.- Chapter 16. Cultural Policy in Latin America: Analyzing the Cultural Diversity Paradigm.- Chapter 17. Conclusions. Towards a Research Agenda on Public Policies in Latin America.