Milko Matijascic
Biographic Data
| ID | 5821415 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Milko Matijascic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Milko |
| FAMILY NAME | Matijascic |
| SIGNATURE | MATIJASCIC M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada Brasilia Brazil |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Understanding the B razilian social policy model
Since B razil's re‐democratization in 1985, the country's system of social protection has become more focused on the neediest population groups while at the same time emphasizing universal access. In a context of severe inequality, the sub‐national units of government have played a greater role in reaching the broader population. Yet B razil's social protection model favours cash transfers over social services, and reduces inequalities in the con…
The B razilian pension model
To achieve national goals defined by the 1988 B razilian Federal C onstitution, cash benefits alone are insufficient in the absence of more robust social services to reduce inequalities and improve social cohesion. The C onstitution, albeit of national importance and international significance, has not addressed many institutional and administrative weaknesses in the design of the national pension system. Although coverage has been increased and …
D ynamic S ocial S ecurity
This special double issue of the I nternational S ocial Security Review addresses the question of the essential roles that national social security systems play in contributing to social and economic objectives and does so through the lens of the D ynamic S ocial Security conceptual framework. In 2007, the I nternational S ocial Security A ssociation adopted D ynamic S ocial Security as the strategic concept to guide its actions. The concept aims…
Dynamic Social Security
To conclude this special double issue, this article addresses four questions related to the strategic pursuit of, what the ISSA calls, Dynamic Social Security ( DSS ). Based on the evidence of the presented national case studies, social security policy reform priorities differ depending on the level of national economic development, the maturity of the social security system and issues of political economy. Against this backdrop, it is concluded …
Social Security at The Crossroads
Individual pension savings accounts in Latin America promised to improve compliance and raise benefits in a cost-effective manner, while at the same time raising savings rates, which would in turn promote economic growth. A review of the evolution of pension reform in Latin America shows results to have been mixed. Analyses of the recent reforms generally fail to consider the extent to which the success or failure of pension systems is driven by …
Social Security at The Crossroads
Individual pension savings accounts in Latin America promised to improve compliance and raise benefits in a cost-effective manner, while at the same time raising savings rates, which would in turn promote economic growth. A review of the evolution of pension reform in Latin America shows results to have been mixed. Analyses of the recent reforms generally fail to consider the extent to which the success or failure of pension systems is driven by …
The B razilian pension model
To achieve national goals defined by the 1988 B razilian Federal C onstitution, cash benefits alone are insufficient in the absence of more robust social services to reduce inequalities and improve social cohesion. The C onstitution, albeit of national importance and international significance, has not addressed many institutional and administrative weaknesses in the design of the national pension system. Although coverage has been increased and …
Social Security at The Crossroads
Individual pension savings accounts in Latin America promised to improve compliance and raise benefits in a cost-effective manner, while at the same time raising savings rates, which would in turn promote economic growth. A review of the evolution of pension reform in Latin America shows results to have been mixed. Analyses of the recent reforms generally fail to consider the extent to which the success or failure of pension systems is driven by …
Understanding the B razilian social policy model
Since B razil's re‐democratization in 1985, the country's system of social protection has become more focused on the neediest population groups while at the same time emphasizing universal access. In a context of severe inequality, the sub‐national units of government have played a greater role in reaching the broader population. Yet B razil's social protection model favours cash transfers over social services, and reduces inequalities in the con…
The B razilian pension model
To achieve national goals defined by the 1988 B razilian Federal C onstitution, cash benefits alone are insufficient in the absence of more robust social services to reduce inequalities and improve social cohesion. The C onstitution, albeit of national importance and international significance, has not addressed many institutional and administrative weaknesses in the design of the national pension system. Although coverage has been increased and …
D ynamic S ocial S ecurity
This special double issue of the I nternational S ocial Security Review addresses the question of the essential roles that national social security systems play in contributing to social and economic objectives and does so through the lens of the D ynamic S ocial Security conceptual framework. In 2007, the I nternational S ocial Security A ssociation adopted D ynamic S ocial Security as the strategic concept to guide its actions. The concept aims…
Dynamic Social Security
To conclude this special double issue, this article addresses four questions related to the strategic pursuit of, what the ISSA calls, Dynamic Social Security ( DSS ). Based on the evidence of the presented national case studies, social security policy reform priorities differ depending on the level of national economic development, the maturity of the social security system and issues of political economy. Against this backdrop, it is concluded …
Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Public economics (3 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 works) · Social security (3 works) · Critical security studies (2 works) · Economic policy (2 works) · Economic Security (2 works) · Finance (2 works)