الحماية الاجتماعية وفق مبدأ الحد الاجتماعي الأدنى : نقد المنظور النيوليبرالي-حالة المغرب

الملخص EN

This study analyzes how the debate on social protection in developing countries evolved, and questions the Moroccan project for generalizing health coverage in light of the results of a comparative study that showcases the experiences of European and Asian countries in that field.

The study foretells a limited impact of such policy, and reveals that social protection programs applied in Morocco on the recommendation of the World Bank, do not aim at building a social welfare state as it is claimed, but rather establish a neoliberal approach to social management, based on providing the social minimum, and aim to reset the social context in a globalized context.

This is especially so, after the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund failed to raise levels of development.