Titlebook: Gender and the Politics of Gradual Change; Social Policy Reform Silke Staab Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Gender, Politics and Social Policy: An Institutionalist Perspective, gendered institutions, proposes three dimensions to assess the scope and quality of change from a gender perspective, and establishes a framework for explaining specific reform choices. While arguing that, in the absence of exogenous shocks, change will likely be gradual, she also holds that the sp

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Pension Reform (2008), pension reform in Chile. Yet, strong policy feedbacks from the market reform era placed constraints on the extent to which this concern could be addressed through concrete policy changes. The shift to privately administered individual capital accounts in the 1980s had set the pension system onto an

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Maternity Leave Reform (2011), (2011–2015), the first right-wing president after two decades of center-left rule in Chile. She argues that the somewhat counterintuitive introduction of more generous maternity leave regulations under a market-liberal government was highly contingent. Growing social mobilizations, waning support f

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Gender and the Politics of Gradual Change: Comparative Findings and Conclusions,eform, the 2008 pension reform, the expansion of childcare services (2006–2010), and the reform of maternity leave (2011). She argues that across sectors, some positive gender change has clearly taken place, but that the politics of gradual change prevented a more thoroughgoing re-gendering of socia