Dimensions of state and welfare regime transformations
| State transformations | Stateness according to state power resources |
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| Stateness as the presence and attention of the State in the territory |
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| State's (relative) autonomy | De-corporatization process | |
| The welfare regime transformations | Decommodification |
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| Stratification | Inequality and monetary poverty reduction | |
| Commodification | Increase of the economically active population to two-third. Slight reduction in informality. Important increase in social security affiliations | |
| De-familiarization | Investment in welfare policies ameliorated the gender gap (education, wealth, social security) Deep inequalities in the distribution of reproductive work. Significant challenges on access to sexual and reproductive health |
| State transformations | Stateness according to state power resources | Resources recovery for the state: the renegotiation of external debt; the adjustment of several contracts with transnational companies; construction of a more robust and progressive tax system Efficient organization of resources associated to public management modernization: reconstruction of the state's planning capacity |
| Stateness as the presence and attention of the State in the territory | The decentralization and deconcentration process Transformations in public administration: grant state management legality, certainty and a technical framing The creation of a national education and health systems | |
| State's (relative) autonomy | De-corporatization process | |
| The welfare regime transformations | Decommodification | Social rights. Increase in resources, services, health and education coverage. Quality improvements Dependency. Simplification of the social security system. Expansion of affiliation with considerable penalties. Expansion of the peasant social security system and inclusion of domestic work. Conditional cash transfers like a subjective right |
| Stratification | Inequality and monetary poverty reduction | |
| Commodification | Increase of the economically active population to two-third. Slight reduction in informality. Important increase in social security affiliations | |
| De-familiarization | Investment in welfare policies ameliorated the gender gap (education, wealth, social security) |
Source(s): Prepared by the authors
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