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Moving towards redistributive and transformative social security? : gendered social and economic outcomes in South Africa : prepared for the UNRISD project New Directions in Social...

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-term positive impacts on poverty and gender, by interrogating the redistributive and transformative outcomes of three different … poverty in pro-poor, redistributive ways that pay attention to the inequities of the past. Designs are very different, but all … evidence innovative thinking and attempts to engage with gender inequality. Overall, the CSG does much better than the other …

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Political and institutional drivers of social security policy in South Africa : prepared for the UNRISD project New Directions in Social Policy: Alternatives from and for the Globa...

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