Public action at the borders of the State: A Latin American perspective

Gouvernement et action publique
Volume 8, Issue 1, January 2019

Pages: 196
Publisher: Presses de Sciences Po

Page 9 to 34

Studying the transformation of public action in Latin America
From “exotic” fieldwork to the heuristic value of situated research
Lorenzo Barrault-Stella, Antoine Maillet, Gabriel Vommaro

Page 35 to 60

A shifting para-state bureaucracy
Local production of precarious welfare in Argentina in the post-industrial capitalist era
Gabriel Vommaro

Page 61 to 85

The Bolivarian Missions in Venezuela
Policy feedbacks through the point of view of the governed
Clémentine Berjaud

Page 87 to 111

When policies produce their own protesters
The unforeseen political effects of a public-private partnership in Bolivia
Pierre-Louis Mayaux

Page 113 to 135

The market and the government of security
Private security as an object and a component of public action in contemporary Argentina
Federico Lorenc Valcarce

Page 137 to 155

The financial connection
The revolving door of the Central Bank of Brazil
Adriano Codato, Renato Perissinotto, Eric Gil Dantas, Marco Cavalieri

Readings

Page 157 to 171

State of play
Paper Leviathans in Latin America? On the changes of the States in Latin America
Damien Larrouqué

Page 173 to 178

Comparative reading
Studies of the State in Argentina. Layers of policy, politics and experiences of citizenship
Luisina Perelmiter

Page 179 to 189

Reviews

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