Machine generated contents note: pt. I Objectives and political economy of social protection reforms
1.Rescuing social protection from the poverty trap: new programmes and historical lessons / Sarah Cook
2.Social protection for poverty reduction: approaches, effectiveness and challenges / Armando Barrientos
3.The political economy of social protection reforms in developing countries: what is to be explained and how? / Katja Bender
4.Social cohesion: does it matter for growth and development? / Annalisa Prizzon
pt. II The legal framework of social protection reforms
5.The human rights-based approach to social protection / Markus Kaltenborn
6.The role of law and legal institutions in the reform of social protection systems: experiences from South Africa / Ockert Dupper
7.The role of the law of regional organisations in reforms of social protection systems: portability of social security benefits in the East African Community / Tulia Ackson
Contents note continued: 8.Reforms of social protection systems in Latin America: the legal context / Lorena Ossio Bustillos
pt. III Political feasibility of basic social protection
9.Attitudes towards hard work and redistributive preferences in developing countries / Anil Duman
10.Populous, precarious - protected? The paradox of social security for South Asian agricultural workers / Karin Astrid Siegmann
11.Whom to target - an obvious choice? / Franziska Gassmann
12.003E How to target: overview on current targeting methods in social protection / Christian Pfleiderer
pt. IV Social protection systems: between fragmentation and integration
13.Building social protection and labour systems / Ian Walker
14.The political economy of social protection reforms in Indonesia / Bambang Widianto
15.Social protection reforms in Vietnam: experiences and challenges / Matthias Meissner
Contents note continued: 16.Social protection: political reform and policy innovations in South Asia / Gabriele Koehler
17.Caring for the urban middle class: the political economy of social protection in Arab countries / Markus Loewe
pt. V Social protection reforms: international contexts
18.Building national social protection floors and social security systems: the ILO's two-dimensional social security strategy / Christina Behrendt
19.Developing countries' social protection measures in reaction to the global economic and financial crisis / Nina Thelen
20.Social protection and the four horsemen of the donor apocalypse / Nicholas Freeland.
