La résurgence des politiques sociales au Mexique

Enrique Valencia Lomelí

Revue Tiers-Monde, 2003, vol. n° 175, issue 3, 555-582

Abstract: This article retraces Mexican social policies, from the import substitution period to current liberal inroads. It first analyses social policies related to the growth period : The social risk management forms, the integration of the whole population in a social security system and the limits of the strategy. It follows with a presentation of the reforms of the 90s, featuring new policy targets. The discussion leads to an appraisal of social policies issuing from political regime change with particular regard to the resultant social risks of exclusion. The current debate in Mexico, dubbed as the « re-emergence of the social », appears to be a factor of major political confrontation.

Date: 2003
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