Changing Social Security in Latin America

Carmelo Mesa‐Lago

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics Latin American socio-political dynamics

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Mesa-Lago concentrates on the process of social security reform - intended to create mechanisms that can more effectively alleviate the severe social costs of economic restructuring and adjustment - in eight Latin American countries.

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