Call for Papers. Special Issue: “Comparative Public Policies: Innovations and Challenges in a Latin America Under Strain”
Latin America is undergoing a period of profound institutional and social transformations, driven by new citizen demands, technological advances, and growing expectations for state responses that are closer, more inclusive, and collaborative. In this context, rethinking the public sphere requires going beyond a logic centered solely on efficiency, placing citizenship, its rights, and demands at the heart of the debate.
Against this backdrop, Issue 11 of the journal—coordinated by the cluster for Effective Innovations in Public Policy (NIEPP) of the Department of Social Work—seeks to reflect on and analyze public policy innovation processes from a comparative perspective. The aim is to understand how these innovations affect the implementation and evaluation of public policies while requiring the development and revision of design and investment logics, the strengthening of professional teams, and the promotion of sustained improvements in policy effectiveness based on a rights-based approach.
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