Titlebook: Citizen’s Income and Welfare Regimes in Latin America; From Cash Transfers Rubén Lo Vuolo Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natu

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978-1-349-34120-7Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013

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Substations and switching stations,When exposed for the first time to the idea of an unconditional Citizen’s Income (CI) the reaction of many people is to reject it, either as a senseless proposal or a utopian project. Some do change their minds, but there is no doubt that the CI is an intricate and counterintuitive policy not always enthusiastically adopted at the first glance.

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Introductioner, 1994): “universal grant,” “social dividend,” “citizen’s wage,” “social income,” etc. The common characteristic to all of these denominations is their allusion to a policy whose objective consists in the access guarantee to an unconditional monetary income for all people (or for the totality of a

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Brazil: The Lost Road to Citizen’s Incomeinternational scenario as the first in the world to adopt Citizen’s Income by law, its experience is riddled with paradoxes that raise doubts on the possibility of moving from conditional cash transfer programs (CCTs) to the unconditional, universal CI.

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Targeting and Conditionalities in Mexico: The End of a Cash Transfer Model?from the Zedillo administration’s (1994–2000) ., implemented in 1997. The . replaced . or . program from the Carlos Salinas’ government (1988–1994). History was made when Vicente Fox, a member of the . (PAN), became president in 2000 (2000–2006). He was the first president in 70 years who was not a

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A Regional Citizen’s Income to Reduce Poverty in Central Americansfer, sources of finance, focus granted, etc. Two important and interconnected aspects of this policy proposal, which are particularly worthwhile in the Latin American context, are its potential to reduce poverty, especially in its extreme forms, and the opportunities it offers in terms of regional