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Part I

　1. Introduction

　transforming the welfare state

　from social protection to the market;

　2. Explaining structural pension reform

　theoretical debate and empirical evidence;

Part II

　3. Explaining the institutional transformation of social

security;

Part III

　4. Pension reform in Latin America

　overview and scope of institutional transformation;

　5. Pension reform in an open economy

　negotiating globalization's double bind;

　6. Contesting institutional change in society

　where political strategies meet institutional legacies;

　7. legislative conflict and institutional change

　building majorities behind loss-imposing reform;

Part IV

　8. Conclusions and implications

　toward a new social contract?

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