CEPAL Review no. 141. Special 75th anniversary issue: towards a more productive, inclusive and sustainable development model

3 May 2024 | Publication

Work area(s)

International trade and integration Economic development Production, productivity and management Sustainable development and human settlements Population and development

Topic(s)

Economic growth Productivity Sustainable development Macroeconomics Investment Environment Income distribution Gender equality Care society Social protection Inclusive development Inequality Education International migration Human rights

CEPAL Review no. 141. Special 75th anniversary issue: towards a more productive, inclusive and sustainable development model

- Physical description: 237 páginas
- Publisher: ECLAC
- UN symbol (Signature): LC/PUB.2023/29-P
- Date: 3 May 2024

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Table of contents

  • Introduction / José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs
  • Rethinking, reimagining and transforming: the “whats” and the “hows” for moving towards a more productive, inclusive and sustainable development model / José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs
  • Globalization disrupted: Prebisch, trade imbalances and the future of the global economy / Rebeca Grynspan
  • Towards transformation of the growth and development strategy for Latin America and the Caribbean: the role of productive development policies / José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs and Marco Llinás
  • Macroeconomic policies for investment and sustained and sustainable development / Daniel Titelman
  • The perpetual pursuit of integration in Latin America and the Caribbean / Luz María de la Mora
  • Environment and sustainable development: contemporary challenges for ECLAC and Latin America and the Caribbean / Carlos de Miguel and Jeannette Sánchez
  • The challenge of income inequality in Latin America / Verónica Amarante, Nora Lustig and Andrea Vigorito
  • Gender equality and the care society / Ana Güezmes García, Nicole Bidegain Ponte and María Lucía Scuro
  • Universal, comprehensive, sustainable and resilient social protection to eradicate poverty, reduce inequality and move towards inclusive social development / Alberto Arenas de Mesa
  • Improving education is crucial for inclusive and sustainable economic and social development / Daniela Trucco
  • International migration in Latin America and the Caribbean: a development and rights perspective / Simone Cecchini and Jorge Martínez Pizarro.

SDG(s)

1. No poverty 17. Partnership for the goals 4. Quality education 10. Reduce inequalities 13. Climate action 16. Peace, justice and strong institutions 8. Decent work and economic growth