This book offers readers a deeper understanding of the diffusion
process of the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programs in Latin
America and the role played by experts and international
organizations. CCTs have been increasingly implemented around the
world in recent decades, and by 2010, 17 countries in Latin America
had adopted them. The evidence suggests that this concentration is
due to a process of policy diffusion. International organizations
contribute to this process; however, the book's main argument is
that there was another, more important actor involved: a regional
epistemic community that increased the availability of information
about CCTs and reinforced their legitimacy, playing a role in the
domestic processes of formulation and adoption. This book addresses
the diffusion of the programs throughout the region; diffusion
mechanisms that can help us understand the programs' adoption
(emulation, learning and coercion); and the impacts of key actors
on the process (epistemic community, international organizations
and policymakers).
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