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This article investigates the effect of gender equality frames on public support for economic relief policies in the context of the Covid‐19 pandemic and economic crisis. Data stem from a survey experiment conducted in the German‐speaking part of Switzerland during Summer 2021. In the survey, a representative sample of the population was asked to read descriptive texts randomly using gender equality or universal frames about two different economic relief policies, before rating the policies. Results show that gender equality frames do not have a significant effect on public support for the economic relief policies during the crisis. This paper solidifies previous findings regarding emergency settings and public policy support by showing that a crisis setting strongly increases public policy support. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper addresses the development of handicrafts in the municipality of Alcântaras, in Ceará, as an initial contribution to a master's research begun in 2024. The objective was to reveal the development of the craft activity in the small town of Alcântaras and how this activity has contributed to generating income alternatives for the communities and districts of the municipality. The methodology relied on bibliographic research, exploratory fieldwork with observations, and photographic records. Thus, it was possible to identify the types of crafts present in commercial spaces and the public policies that have contributed to promoting handicrafts in this small town. However, following the work of artisans, either in the market space or through projects supported by cultural funding programs, brings us back to questions about the concept of success and survival. The research will continue, and through field visits, we hope to add further questions to the debate, such as the entrepreneurial perspective in handicrafts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper analyzes the effects of an innovative writing of an SMS (closer, more personal and motivational), conceived as a nudge, in a recruitment process take-up. The case of study is a labor and social inclusion program driven by the Barcelona City Council and the Spanish Ministry for the Inclusion, Social Security and Migration. An RCT experimental analysis have been developed based in 446 individuals, complemented by a focus group with participants of the service. The results show that the type of SMS has a small but statistically significant effect on the success of the recruitment (which, at the same time, depends on other multiple considered factors, both at individual and household levels). The improvement, though limited (6,4% of the take-up), practically implies zero cost (that is, modifying the writing of the SMS). When analyzing the effects of the type of SMS on each of the recruitment phases, some nuances appear regarding the role of motivation on each stage. Lastly, some possibilities for improving the design of nudges in recruiting processes are suggested, with an applicability that is extensible to many interaction processes between public administration and citizens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The environmental regulation of continental fish farming in Brazil is closely linked to land occupation and use. Areas used for this activity are mostly located in permanent preservation areas (PPA), close to rivers and springs, demonstrating the necessity of regulating this activity for its compliance with public policy. Santa Catarina is a leading state in fish farming and one of the first to regulate the use of PPAs. The feasibility of a proposal for environmental compensation to regularize the use of PPAs in Santa Catarina for fish farming; was therefore, assessed. The results showed that 74% of the fish farms analyzed need to regularize the occupation of production structures in PPAs. Regarding the proposed index of compensation for use in PPAs, the environmental compensation factor (ECF), through evaluation of the individual maps and subsequent integrated evaluation, all the fish farms identified with environmental liabilities in occupation had ratios of 1:2 and 1:3, and this index is a viable alternative for environmental regularization of the activity. It was further proposed that ECF be applied to small fish farms of up to four fiscal modules and that they have a standard minimum occupancy profile in relation to the total area of the property, as assessed in the present study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Inequality is a challenge for societies around the globe. In addition to its socio‐economic and political dimensions, inequality also has a territorial dimension. Focusing on educational inequality across regions, this article explores factors that shape regional differences in student enrolment and educational attainment in 14 OECD countries. The findings of the article suggest that a strong level of regional authority over education increases regional inequality in education. Further factors are regional differences in education expenditures and variation in the population size of regions. Low regional inequality in education seems to be explained by a low degree of regional authority or low differences in education spending. By examining regional inequality in education, the article enhances our understanding of the way multilevel governance influences the quality of life within regions. In particular, it highlights the impact of decentralization on territorial inequality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work establishes the interface between quilombola school education and rural education, to highlight the advancement of educational policies in Brazil, conceived with peasant subjects who live in quilombola communities. We propose to highlight the mobilization of organizations and social movements, as protagonists in the struggle to remain in their territories and in consolidating public policies that meet the demands of quilombola communities, based on the approval of specific curricular guidelines that guarantee equal conditions and access to public education. Quilombola and countryside education have specificities in their policies instituted by the State, considering the urgent need to overcome the historical conditions attributed to rural populations and quilombola communities. It is a research with a qualitative, bibliographical, and documental approach, which intends to list the main elements in the construction of the political pedagogical project of the Quilombola schools, based on the legislation, resolutions, and guidelines that support the interface between Countryside Education and quilombola education. Regarding the results achieved, we highlight the challenges for the implementation of such guidelines, with emphasis on the current Brazilian situation and the role that social movements assume in this context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this paper is to analyze the work of psychology professionals in the Unified Social Assistance System, emphasizing their insertion in the field of this public policy, as well as to demystify the psychologist's attributions in the day-to-day work with families and individuals in situations of vulnerability. The Unified Social Assistance System organizes the services of the Social Assistance Policy, and psychologists must be included in all levels of protection and services, obligatorily making up reference teams and having their work based on ethics and articulation with other public policies. In summary, the reflection in this paper contributes to improving the technical insertion of psychological practices in social assistance policy, as advocated by Resolution 17 of June 20, 2011, making psychologists an essential part of the actions in the Unified Social Assistance System. In turn, the methodology will be qualitative, searching literary sources for other studies that have already been demarcated and analyzed as similares cases in the theoretical-conceptual productions already developed in psychological science in the field of SUAS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article was the result of the award-winning monographic work called "Strategy to guarantee ethics in the formulation and implementation of public policies in the Defence Sector", which was honoured within the Master's programme in Public Security (MASEP) of the "Miguel Antonio Lleras Pizarro" Police School ", where a pedagogical strategy was structured to guarantee the development of ethics in the formulation and implementation of public policies in the Colombian defence sector, to improve the quality of life in the territories and positively impact security and respect for the life of its residents. Methodologically, this research was approached with a descriptive documentary structure, accompanied by the mixed method. Therefore, it became necessary to address scenarios with homogeneous and non-homogeneous characteristics. In both, valuable information for the work was collected with due rigour; for this, surveys and interviews were designed and applied to personnel specialised in this topic. Finally, thanks to the field work and the professional referencing exercise, it was possible to define an application and evaluation strategy based on the educational context, in order to optimise ethical behaviour of public officials in charge of formulating public policies in the defence sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article explores the theme of public policy planning, in particular, the incompleteness of this planning, which has been carried out under a mostly budgetary bias. The research problem lies in the following question: why is budget planning insufficient for planning public policies? This "choice" through the budget planning matrix finds explanation in the evolution of Brazilian planning activity itself, which will be addressed in the first part of the article. The retrospective carried out demonstrates the growing influence of fiscalism on state planning, which adds to the issue of the financialization of the State and, consequently, has repercussions on the financialization of public policies. However, as it is understood that public policies constitute the basis for implementing social rights, it is necessary for their planning to cover, in addition to budgetary aspects, additional elements that are equally necessary, such as the definition of objectives, description of the decision-making and organizational model. Otherwise, there is a serious risk that budgetary and financial aspects will be the only constraints on planning, which are sometimes not consistent with the implementation of fundamental rights within the scope of the Brazilian Social State. The method used is hypothetical-deductive, with research and analysis of the relevant doctrine to elucidate the problem faced. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Technological development imposes new challenges on the State and requires a critical theoretical examination. In this context, this research is dedicated to analyzing the development of colonialism and coloniality in order to, later, introduce the concept of digital coloniality and the need to confront this phenomenon, especially to ensure technological sovereignty and the development of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is tailored to the Brazilian context, avoiding the concentration of technological power and informational plundering. The primary objective of this investigation is to propose a digital decolonial approach, indicating the possibility for Brazil to adopt the configuration of an intelligent State, creating and guiding the development of algorithms that are aligned with the foundations and objectives of the 1988 Constitution. This would involve implementing a Bethânia (Brazilian) AI model that adapts the country's characteristics and needs, building it through state public policies aimed at technological sovereignty and sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In 2020, the municipality of Caxambu-MG came 10th in the Municipal Governance Index Ranking prepared by the Federal Council of Administration among Brazilian municipalities with similar characteristics. As it is a fundamentally quantitative analysis, this indicator was unable to point out which practices are developed by municipal management, nor the impacts that the process has on municipal public policies. The aim of this study was therefore to analyze governance in public social assistance and health policies in the municipality of Caxambu-MG, through documentary and field research. The main results were the perception that the governance process in the municipality of Caxambu is not uniform and is at different levels of maturity between the two public policies, indicating that the strategic process of implementation, control, evaluation and monitoring of targets is still incipient, especially in the social assistance policy. This shows that the pillars supporting good governance in these sectors of municipal management are precarious. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Review of the book from Bent Greve, De Gruyter Handbook of Contemporary Welfare States, De Gruyter, 2022, 445 pp. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The main purpose of this article is to analyse the public policies that were implemente don gender an violence against women in the Province of Neuquén since the formation of the Family Violence Prevention and Assitance Service in Neuquén, later with the sanction of the first Family Violence Prevention Law that was achieved 10 years later, in 1997 until the inauguration of the first shelter for women in situacions of violence (1987-2004). The study is based on the testimonies of its protagonists, jounalistic archives of the interviewees and media that were analyzed in depth with the support of a qualitative methology and feminist epistemology that allowed us to visualize the struggles and achievements of those who were at the forefront of these processes. The article focuses on higlhlighting the progres an difficulties in te implementation of the aforementioned public policies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this article was to analyze inclusion in higher education from a holistic, integral and interdisciplinary dimension. It is proposed that, within the framework of higher education, inclusion is conceived as a human right that enables the full development of individuals, being able to enhance their moral, social and cultural capabilities. The thematic approach is qualitative, with the application of a documentary exploration methodology. Among the main findings, it is highlighted that, despite international and regional efforts and within the Venezuelan context, great challenges persist to achieve a fully inclusive education, as a result of asymmetric contexts, inadequate policies and existing socio-cultural barriers. Finally, it is emphasized that inclusive education is an indispensable tool for Latin American and Venezuelan progress; for this reason, it is urgent to articulate public policies with fields of action for inclusion in higher education and to address exclusion in the social context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes the emergency measures applied by the Brazilian Government as a response to the fight against the COVID-19 virus, which has spread exponentially. Researching the period of financial transfers that took place in early 2020, through data extracted from official Government websites, such as the Transparency Portal of the Office of the Comptroller General of the Union. Containing the disease depended on partnership and good coordination between federal entities that faced conflicts, which were resolved in the judicial sphere. This period demonstrated the lack of coordination of the Federal Executive Branch, leaving the National Congress as the protagonist of political actions. The study shows the allocation of extraordinary credits to strengthen the health system and emergency aid as an economic and social policy that proved to be the most relevant measure. It is concluded that Brazil needs to re-discuss its federative pact and rethink its public policies in favor of the most vulnerable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

ICTs enable the expansion of citizen participation. Thus, politics begins to involve new actors and practices, which provide new forms of influence in the political process (Araújo et al., 2015). Given the relevance of digital democracy, its multidisciplinary nature, and the need to advance studies in the area, in order to consolidate a field, this article presents the following research question: What are the scientific advances in the themes of digital democracy and e-participation in the scope of public policies? Thus, the objective of this work is to analyze the studies that address digital democracy and e-participation and its interface with the theme of public policies, in the international census, in the period 2013-2022. To achieve this, the article uses bibliometric research, based on publications retrieved from the Web of Science database and with the help of VOSviewer and Bibliometrix software. From the analyzes undertaken, it was found that digital democracy and e-participation constitute a contemporary and powerful possibility for strengthening the relationship between ordinary citizens and the State. It is an institutional innovation that changes the commonly passive behavior of individuals regarding politics. Social media proved to be a widely disseminated vehicle for expanding citizen participation, through more specialized contributions, based on argumentative debates. Through informed opinion and social control, government service levels begin to improve and also encompass new interactions with the public. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article reviews the debate around the category of interculturality to highlight its theoretical achievements and its current relevance in public policy. However, it also attempts to show its limits, contradictions and aporias. Beyond asking what interculturality refers to, it reviews how it is used and what effects it has in the spaces where it is implemented. The ideas arise from a permanent observation of different projects, although this is not ethnographic research. In this case, it has been of interest to place the theoretical discussion in the foreground. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective. To analyze water insecurity (WI), water supply frequency (WSF), and food insecurity (FI) in Mexican households, address their determinants, and propose recommendations for public policy. Materials and methods. Data from 28 500 households from the National Health and Nutrition Survey (Ensanut Continua 2020-2023) were analyzed. Validated experience scales such as HWISE and ELCSA were applied to measure WI and FI, as well as an indicator of the frequency of water supply, according to some determinants. Results. 16% of Mexican households experience WI and 22% suffer from moderate and severe FI. Only 34.7% receive water 24 hours a day, every day. The determinants of households most affected by WI, FI and in WSF, are poor welfare conditions, indigenous people and when WI and FI are found together in households. Conclusions. It is imperative to accelerate the implementation and improve the coverage of actions that positively impact access and availability of water and food for vulnerable people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The main purpose of this communication is to identify, to describe the process of building a public policy agenda that involves men in the construction of equality with women, and to recognize the perception of those who participated in it. It conceived the process as an organization with its own dynamics. A descriptive research about ethnographic approach involved recovery of documentary information of the process, interviews with participants in the construction of the agenda and a workshop. Results are presented in a timeline involved papers to prepare work meetings; profiles of potential participants were identified, the work to be developed was outlined and the respective call for in-person and virtual meetings was issued. Participants in the work meetings discussed contents of the agenda and political impact, the requirements to continue the process and the formation of specialized working groups. Elements such as uncertainty, the breaking of agreements and their fixed, the (mis)knowledge of what public policy among others, intervened in the process. As a conclusion, the lessons that emerge from this process are noted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study examines the entrepreneurial intentions of women in the Social Economy (SE) in Galicia, focusing on the key factors for closing the gender gap in entrepreneurship and developing business models that respond to women's needs and preferences. Based on data from the GEM-Galicia survey, it analyses the motivations, barriers, and specific dynamics of female entrepreneurship in the context of the SE. The study reveals a significant lack of knowledge of these organisational models, together with difficulties of financing and bureaucracy. The results highlight the urgent need to improve education and knowledge about SE among women and to implement supportive public policies tailored to their needs. In addition, the promotion of collaborative business models with social impact is suggested. Finally, it is concluded that specific policies, including appropriate counselling and training, can foster a more equitable environment and favour people-centred business development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: This research incorporates the intersectional perspective to make visible the diversity of gender identities, sexual orientation, age, class, geographic location; as key elements for overcoming the Digital Gender Divide in public policies on gender and Information and Communication Technologies. Objective: To analyze how gender and the Digital Gender Gap (GDG) are articulated in the design of public policies in order to know: what is the conception of women and their agency? Method: qualitative research that studies national policies and programs, applying categories of intersectional analysis articulated to gender. Results: Through the analysis, the conceptions and views on women reproduced in public policies were identified. In addition, of the routes proposed to reduce the DGD. There is an understanding that DGD is part of a complex system of inequalities based on gender inequality and the reproduction of gender roles and its impact on the barriers to access, use and appropriation of ICTs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]