Reassembling social security: a survey of pensions and health care reforms in Latin America

Carmelo Mesa-Lago

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Frontmatter
List of Tables and Appendices (page xx)
Abbreviations (page xxiii)
PART I. INTRODUCTION: THE STATE OF PENSION AND HEALTH CARE IN THE REGION BEFORE THE REFORMS
- 1. Social Security Principles, Enforcement in Latin America, and Modifications by the Reforms (page 3)
PART II. PENSION REFORMS AND THEIR EFFECTS
- 2. Pension Reforms: Taxonomy, Goals, and Actors (page 27)
- 3. Effects of Pension Reforms on Universal Coverage (page 36)
- 4. Effects on Equal Treatment, Solidarity, and Comprehensiveness-Sufficiency (page 58)
- 5. Effects on Unity, State Responsibility, Efficiency, Costs, Social Participation, and Reform Goals (page 83)
- 6. Effects on Financial Sustainability and Reform Goals (page 112)
PART III. HEALTH CARE REFORMS AND THEIR EFFECTS
- 7. Health Care Reforms: Taxonomy, Objectives, and Actors (page 155)
- 8. Effects of Health Care Reforms on Universal Coverage (page 167)
- 9. Effects on Equal Treatment, Solidarity, and Comprehensiveness/Sufficiency (page 203)
- 10. Effects on Unity, State Responsibility, Efficiency, Costs, Social Participation, and Reform New Goals (page 235)
- 11. Effects on Financial Sustainability and Efficacy (page 293)
PART IV. TOWARDS A BETTER SOCIAL SECURITY IN THE FUTURE
- 12. Policies on Pensions and Health Care (page 335)
Appendices (page 383)
Bibliography (page 387)
Index (page 412)

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Journal Abbreviation	Label	URL
JLAS	41.2 (May 2009): 389-391	http://www.jstor.org/stable/27744141
LARR	46.1 (2011): 226-239	http://www.jstor.org/stable/41261378

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Published: 2008

Publisher: Oxford University Press

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