The politics of safety nets

Article Abstract:

The period of economic transition of a state is very crucial for its citizens, particularly the low income groups. The supporters of orthodox reforms have suggested safety-net programs that encourage the involvement of the poor in the reform process. Those in favor of poverty-alleviation programs, however, propose major structural changes or reallocation of ownership and assets.

Social aspects, Economic development, Criticism and interpretation, Domestic policy, Government programs

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Romania's politics of dejection

Article Abstract:

Romanian elections in 2000 demonstrated how citizens have become apathetic toward the centrist government in control since 1996. This lack of response, however, should not be seen as disinterest in a democratic agenda.

Romania, International aspects, Elections, Women in politics, Democratization

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The 'normalization' of Argentine politics

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the politic culture operating in Argentina and the changes being made to the system to allow everyone to become involved are discussed.

Political aspects, Argentina, Political culture

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