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1 Women’s voice and leadership in decision-making Assessing the evidence Pilar Domingo …

This chapter presents a gendered political economy of health framework that is later applied
to the case of Latin America. The chapter starts with an overview of existing literature on the …

The recent political “left turn” in Latin America has led to an increased emphasis on social
policy and poverty alleviation programs aimed at women. Drawing on ethnographic …

Many have argued that supporting women's leadership is an important pathway to women's
empowerment. However, there is still a need for better understanding of how women …

Activists in the Peruvian working children's movement have been theorizing about
“children's protagonismo” for nearly 40 years. Changing political contexts and the infusion of …

La pérdida de legitimidad de las políticas neoliberales sembró un renovado interés en la
ciudadanía, tanto por la inequidad en la redistribución de los bienes y los males de dicho …

Dominant paradigms of global development have historically been devoid of emotions,
connected with racialized and gendered ideas of rationality and civility. Within contemporary …

Originally conceived as small-scale loans allowing impoverished women to invest in
informal sector economic opportunities, microfinance programs have grown rapidly across …

Theories of 'post-politics' provide a lens through which to analyse contemporary urban
development. Yet empirical studies examining this 'age of post-politics' are few, especially …

La presente investigación parte de las críticas a los resultados de las políticas públicas de
participación ciudadana en Chile, y busca analizar qué factores favorecen y cuáles …