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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Introduction: In equality and Politics in Latin America -- PART 1: THE SOCIOECONOMIC CONTEXT -- Chapter 1. Fault Lines in Latin American Social Development and Welfare Regime Challenges -- Chapter 2. In equality of Opportunity in Latin America: Economic Well- Being, Education, and Health -- PART 2: ELITE CULTURE, FRAMING AND PUBLIC OPINION -- Chapter 3. Elite Perceptions of Poverty and In e quality in Brazil -- Chapter 4. Media Diversity and Social In equality in Latin America -- Chapter 5. Public Opinion on Income Inequalities in Latin America -- PART 3: AGENDA SETTING AND THE POLITICS OF INEQUALITY -- Chapter 6. The Politics of Redistribution in Less Developed Democracies: Evidence from Brazil, Ecuador, and Venezuela -- Chapter 7. Inequality and the Cost of Electoral Campaigns -- Chapter 8. Shallow States, Deep Inequalities, and the Limits of Conservative Modernization: The Politics and Policies of Incorporation in Latin America -- Chapter 9. Gender Equality Policies in Latin America -- PART 4: TAXATION AND SOCIAL POLICIES -- chapter 10. Tax Reforms and Income Distribution in Latin America -- chapter 11. Are Coalitions Equally Important for Redistribution in Latin America? The Intervening Role of Welfare Regimes -- Conclusion: In equality and the Politics of Redistribution -- Contributors -- Index