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2. Insumos para una gestión intersectorial de políticas públicas: movilidad y acceso.
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Gutiérrez, Andrea
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PUBLIC health , *LOCAL transit access , *MATERNAL health services , *HEALTH services accessibility , *SOCIAL & economic rights , *GOVERNMENT policy ,ARGENTINE politics & government - Abstract
The objective of this paper is to integrate mobility as across component of the management of specific public actions. The case of study concerns the public health services in Argentina, and mother's mobility conditions in the suburban of the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area. In terms of methodology, the paper working on the concept of access trying to identify, measure and evaluate the relationship between mobility conditions and maternal health care. Access is weighted according to the realization of health services, and not according to the arrival at the places where they are offers. The result is innovative empirical evidence, useful as an indicator to make more relevant the role of mobility within the public agenda of transport and others specific sectors, asa basic social right behind the access that requires coordinated actions and cross-sectoral approaches. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2011
3. Políticas sociales, cuerpos y emociones a principios del siglo XIX en Argentina.
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Cena, Rebeca Beatriz
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EMOTIONS , *POVERTY , *GOVERNMENT policy , *POOR people , *CAPITALISM , *NINETEENTH century , *SOCIAL policy ,ARGENTINE history ,ARGENTINE politics & government - Abstract
In this paper I will discuss —from an approach that recovers the sociology of the body and emotions— the first actions in the field of social policy in Argentina in the early nineteenth century, conducted by the Charitable Society of the Capital. From a qualitative analysis of secondary data, I will discuss the impact that government intervention possesses in terms of certain assumptions related to how the beneficiaries of social policies should behave. It is concluded that governmental interventions together with the regime of capitalist accumulation presuppose a set of emotions and sensitivities related to living in an abject deprivation condition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
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4. El experimento del Bicentenario: las políticas pacifistas de Argentina, 2003-2011 (versión de febrero de 2011, con un seguimiento de la situación experimental descripta en el documento de trabajo N° 426 de julio de 2010).
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Escudé, Carlos
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GOVERNMENT policy , *INTERNATIONAL relations , *INTERNATIONAL security ,ARGENTINE politics & government - Abstract
This is a follow-up report on the unilateral disarmament experiment described in our working paper # 426 of July 2010. After the 2001-02 crisis, despite the heavy military expenditures and arms procurements of its neighbors, Chile and Brazil, Argentina accentuated a policy of unilateral disarmament that had begun in the '90s. The South American historical record shows that the region is less war prone than Europe, Asia and Africa, and Argentina`s successive governments have not manifested a special concern over the growing disparity in military capabilities. The scenario approximates an experimental situation. Will history falsify or consolidate the hypothesis that a South American country like Argentina can safely disregard its defence vis-à-vis its neighbours? Or put in the opposite terms, will history show that realist theory of international relations does not apply to inter-Latin American relations? These were the research questions posed by our July 2010 paper, which bore the title "Un experimento pacifista: las políticas exteriores y de seguridad de Argentina en el siglo XXI". The present report reviews some immediate consequences of Argentina's unilateral disarmament. The surprising fact is that although neither Chile nor Brazil have taken advantage of Argentina's defenceless situation, Bolivian forces have invaded its territory at least twice. Furthermore, since Argentina does not buy arms, it is unattractive as a customer, and President Obama has decided to skip it in his forthcoming visit to Brazil and Chile, a fact that entails domestic political costs for the Argentine government. The author argues that because of the contents of educational curricula, territorial disputes are popular in Latin America. He hypothesizes that the Bolivian incursions into Argentine territory may be related to a Bolivian need to generate centripetal forces, in a country that is presently subject to centrifugal and even secessionist tensions. The author reflects that, from an Argentine perspective, it is fortunate that it is not Chile or Brazil that are going through this sort of domestic trouble. The pacifist experiment implemented by Argentina seems to indicate that, although Latin America may indeed be more prone to peace than other regions of the world, realist international relations theory still applies to it, at least to some extent. Although in the Latin American context a country like Argentina can probably afford to spend much less in arms than its neighbours, it does not seem wise for it to spend nothing at all. It should buy, say, at least half as much as does Chile. Nonetheless, the experiment continues and history may modify these educated guesses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
5. INSTRUMENTOS DE POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS. FACTORES CLAVES DE LAS CAPACIDADES ESTATALES.
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J. Isuani, Fernando
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STATE power , *GOVERNMENT policy , *POLITICAL planning , *POLITICAL reform , *TWENTY-first century ,ARGENTINE politics & government - Abstract
In the last years, there has been an appreciation of the role of the state, which coexists with strong awareness of their difficulties and constraints to solve different social problems. To adopt and crystallize reform strategies aimed at improving state capacities, and be optimistic about their results, it is necessary to generate knowledge about the factors that condition them. This paper points out that public policy instruments are a key factor of state capacities. Thus, from a case study in 2010 on water policy in the province of Buenos Aires (Argentina), the work shows how public policy instruments determine the strengthening of state capabilities and presents a series of guidelines at nurturing future state reform strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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6. ¿HAY POLÍTICAS DE ESTADO EN LA ARGENTINA? APROXIMACIONES A UN CONCEPTO.
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Cueto, Walter José and Guardamagna, Melina
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GOVERNMENT policy , *DEMOCRACY , *POLICY sciences , *PUBLIC administration ,ARGENTINE politics & government - Abstract
This paper intends to problematize and put into perspective the use and abuse in the current political language about the idea of "State policy". Some authors have already made significant contributions, but seem insufficient because the notion increasingly used to further confusion. The idea is search the limits of this notion, inquire about the meaning and scope, analyze the possibility of finding specific attributes, whether there are policies in Argentina that could be classified as State policies and what does its existence in a democracy. Consequently, in this first approach, we will work on the everyday uses of the concept of State policy and to speak of these we will refer , primarily, to documentary sources not academic [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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7. LA DEFINICIÓN LOCAL DE LA PROBLEMÁTICA SOCIAL. LA CONFORMACIÓN DE LA AGENDA DE GOBIERNO EN UN MUNICIPIO DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES.
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José Iucci, Matías
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SOCIAL policy , *SOCIAL problems , *LOCAL government , *GOVERNMENT policy ,ARGENTINE politics & government - Abstract
The target of this work is surveying the making of a social policy agenda at municipality level. The case taken here is the inclusion of a municipal plan for the strengthening of social problems in a municipality of the province of Buenos Aires. The case offers us the opportunity for investigating on two central problems referred to the agenda of government: the first one, on the conditions under which changes are established in the local agenda by relation to the previous ones. The second question linked to the first one, recounts to the way in which the municipal agents identify social problems and propose strategies of intervention on the same ones. One of the conclusions more importantly of this paper is that the definition of public problems from a local perspective presents a dynamics in which the agents who intervene in the field of the policy and administration in the municipal level raise topics and problems that can be approached across limits and financings that come from the national and / or provincial areas of management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2009
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