This article intends to analyze Universal Child Allowance (UCA)—a large-scale conditional cash transfer (CCT) program in Argentina—from a human rights and constitutional perspective. Conditions required in the UCA system—which covers informal and unemployed workers—are compared to those established in family allowances, the contributory program created for registered workers. These differences in treatment are analyzed in connection with the right to equal treatment, taking into account applicable legal materials, including caselaw and theoretical contributions. After describing CCT programs in general and the specific features of UCA, and outlining Argentina’s constitutional and human rights framework, the article describes the specific co...
En este artículo expondremos el trámite de adopción en la Argentina y su correlación con el Derecho ...
Argentina has traditionally stood out in terms of educational outcomes among its Latin American coun...
This article explores the reception of human rights norms on child labor in Bolivia and Argentina, c...
This article intends to analyze Universal Child Allowance (UCA)—a large-scale conditional cash trans...
Este artículo analiza la Asignación Universal por Hijo (AUH, creada por DNU 1602/2009) en relación c...
Over the past two decades, most Latin American countries have developed cash transfer programmes for...
The Universal Child Allocation (UCA) in Argentina involved a quantitative change in terms of increas...
En 2009 el Estado argentino implementa la Asignación Universal por Hijo para Protección Social (AUH)...
In the mid-1990s, countries such as Brazil and Mexico started implementing the income transfer prog...
Currently, more than 40% of people living in poverty in Argentina are children and adolescents. In 2...
Since the first projects concerning social policies, dating back to the 1990’s, until the introducti...
Since the restoration and strengthening of democracy in Latin America, the vision of social policy a...
La “Asignación universal por hijo” (AUH) es la política no contributiva más importante de Argentina ...
In 2009 Argentina implemented the Universal Child Allowance for Social Protection (AUH), a cash tran...
Based on empirical evidence of six selected countries in Latin America (Argentina, Plurinational Sta...
En este artículo expondremos el trámite de adopción en la Argentina y su correlación con el Derecho ...
Argentina has traditionally stood out in terms of educational outcomes among its Latin American coun...
This article explores the reception of human rights norms on child labor in Bolivia and Argentina, c...
This article intends to analyze Universal Child Allowance (UCA)—a large-scale conditional cash trans...
Este artículo analiza la Asignación Universal por Hijo (AUH, creada por DNU 1602/2009) en relación c...
Over the past two decades, most Latin American countries have developed cash transfer programmes for...
The Universal Child Allocation (UCA) in Argentina involved a quantitative change in terms of increas...
En 2009 el Estado argentino implementa la Asignación Universal por Hijo para Protección Social (AUH)...
In the mid-1990s, countries such as Brazil and Mexico started implementing the income transfer prog...
Currently, more than 40% of people living in poverty in Argentina are children and adolescents. In 2...
Since the first projects concerning social policies, dating back to the 1990’s, until the introducti...
Since the restoration and strengthening of democracy in Latin America, the vision of social policy a...
La “Asignación universal por hijo” (AUH) es la política no contributiva más importante de Argentina ...
In 2009 Argentina implemented the Universal Child Allowance for Social Protection (AUH), a cash tran...
Based on empirical evidence of six selected countries in Latin America (Argentina, Plurinational Sta...
En este artículo expondremos el trámite de adopción en la Argentina y su correlación con el Derecho ...
Argentina has traditionally stood out in terms of educational outcomes among its Latin American coun...
This article explores the reception of human rights norms on child labor in Bolivia and Argentina, c...