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This panel examines the complex dynamics of welfare politics in (upper) middle-income countries, offering fresh theoretical and empirical insights across diverse contexts. The panel investigates several key themes: the strategic use of social policy for political control, the tension between developmental aims and welfare provision, the role of knowledge communities in policy formation, and the political mechanisms enabling equity-enhancing reforms. Together, these papers contribute to our understanding of welfare state development beyond traditional OECD frameworks, highlighting how middle-income countries grapple with distinct patterns of social protection amid rapid social and economic change.
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| Pliable Citizenship and Migrant Inequality in the Xi Jinping Era | View Paper Details |
| How Do Equity-Enhancing Reforms Emerge? Evidence from Brazil | View Paper Details |
| Interlinking Social and Economic Policies for Future-Oriented Structural Transformation: The Case of Botswana | View Paper Details |
| Entangled in Support: Reintegration Support of Returnees Between Developmental Aid and Welfare State | View Paper Details |
| Knowledge in Welfare Policies? Social Protection Policy Communities in Latin America | View Paper Details |