Apolipoproteins or apoproteins are a group of proteins associated with lipoproteins in
different proportions and play significant roles in several diseases. Different types of …

This article argues that social patterns of inequality and structures of partisan competition
play central roles in shaping support for redistribution, offering three important insights …

Disabled people around the world are often defined in terms of their impairments or
conditions, with little thought to intersections with race and ethnicity or other socially …

La educación es considerada un factor fundamental para impulsar el desarrollo de una
sociedad, especialmente por sus efectos positivos sobre el posterior desenvolvimiento del …

Returns to labor for workers with similar endowments of productive characteristics in
Ecuador are influenced by two characteristics that, arguably, should play no role on the …

Although many countries meet electoral standards of democracy, often these regimes fail to
promote social inclusion or meaningful representation. We argue that systems of exclusion …

Conventional wisdom holds that Latin America is a highly discriminatory society. This belief
is hardly surprising given the history of ethnic and class conflicts in the region and the …

This article investigates the evolution of social inclusion among indigenous peoples in
Ecuador. It highlights how some policies have deepened social problems like poverty and …

Support for redistribution in developing countries has been found to be weakly related to
income, meaning the poor are not much likelier than the rich to support redistribution. If not …

This study uses individual-level census data from Argentina to examine the socioeconomic
disparities between Native and non-Native people. Native people fare worse across a …