| Summary: | Presents an overview of social policy reforms currently underway in Canada, Chile, and Ghana. It shows how some experimental approaches to reform have worked in different economic, social, and cultural environments and offers perspectives on issues for future research. It will be of interest to researchers, scholars, and students in development studies and social sciences; policymakers and bureaucrats in both governmental and nongovernmental sectors; donors, development organizations, and social policy bodies around the world; and citizens everywhere concerned with the stability of their social safety net.
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