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      Law and Development of Middle-Income Countries : Avoiding the Middle-Income Trap 

      The Role of Courts and Constitutions in the New Politics of Welfare in Latin America

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      Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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          The Hollow Hope

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            Beyond the courtroom: the impact of judicial activism on socioeconomic rights in Latin America

            Cesar RODRÍGUEZ-GARAVITO, César Rodríguez-Garavito, Rodríguez Garavito … (2011)
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              Between the court and the clinic: lawsuits for medicines and the right to health in Brazil.

              João Biehl, Joseph Amon, Mariana P. Socal … (2012)
              The Brazilian Constitution states: "Health is the right of all persons and the duty of the State." Yet individuals in Brazil frequently face barriers to health prevention and treatment. One response to these barriers has been a "judicialization" of the right to health, with an increasing number of patients suing the government for access to medicines.
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                Publication date: February 10 2014
                Pages: 221-245
                DOI: 10.1017/CBO9781139235730.015
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