4th Workshop
Work, Livelihoods and Social Security in the 21st Century - University of Campinas, Brazil, 21 to 22 November 2011
<media icdd ws uni camp>Programme</media>
Workshop Papers:
PART I: LIVELIHOOD STRATEGIES IN THE AGE OF INSECURITY
Argentina and Brazil: the clothing sector and Bolivian migration
Cibele Rizek (University of Sao Paolo, Brazil)
<media cibele rizek clothing sector argentina>Paper</media> <media rizek work and migration>PowerPoint Presentation<br></media>
Precarious Work and Lives Conservancy Workers in Mumbai and Johannesburgy
Mouleshri Vyas (Tata Institute of Social Science, India)
<media vyas precarious work mumbai>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
Street Vendors in India: Study in Ten Cities
Sharit Bhowmik(Tata Institute of Social Science, India)
<media bhowmik street vendors in india>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
The growth and organisation of a precariat: working in the clothing industry in Johannesburg´s inner city
Eddie Webster (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)
<media edward webster the growth and organisation of a>Paper</media> <media webster decent work in south>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
Sao Paolo: Call-Center Workers
Ruy Braga (University of Sao Paolo, Brazil)
<media ruy braga call centers sao>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
Environment and society nexus: insights on Mozambican peasantry livelihoods – between changing climates and resource's depletion
Claudia Levy (Kassel University, Germany)
<media levy livelihoods in>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
PART II: INNOVATIVE STATE RESPONSES TO SOCIAL INSECURITY
The Indian Welfare Regime
Ellen Ehmke (ICDD, Germany)
<media ehmke social security>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
Overcoming Social Insecurity in the Global South: The Case of India
Sharit Bhowmik(Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India)
<media bhowmik social security>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
State Responses to Insecurity: Social Assistance and Care in South Africa
Khayaat Fakier (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)
<media fakier social assistance in>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
The Brazilian Bolsa Familia Program (BFP) and the new strategy to fight extreme poverty
Amilton Moretto (UniCamp, Brazil)
<media amilton moretto bolsa>Paper</media> <media moretto bolsa>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
PART III: ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT PATHS
Solidarity Economy in Brazil: A study in São Paulo State
Marcia de Paulo Leite (UniCamp, Brazil)
The ´Green Economy´: problems and prospects for an alternative development path in South Africa
Jacklyn Cock (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)
<media jacklyn cock green>Paper</media> <media cock green>PowerPoint Presentation</media>
Agroforestry community plots and the agroecological strategy for rural development in Yucatan, Mexico
Juan Jiménez Osornio (Universidad Autónoma de Yucatan, Mexico)
<media jiménez agroforestry plots part>PowerPoint Presentation Part I</media>, <media jiménez agroforestry plots part>Part II</media>, <media jiménez agroforestry plots part>Part III</media>
Green development and employment creation: natural twins or step brothers? A case study from Ecuador
Mona Meurer (Uni Kassel, Germany)
<media mona meurer green economy in>Paper</media> <media meurer green economy>PowerPoint Presentation</media>