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Research on street-level bureaucracy has been dominated by perspectives from the Global North, leaving a critical void in understanding how frontline public servants operate in vulnerable, unequal and politically unstable settings. Using Brazil as a case study, this book successfully bridges that gap.
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Understanding Street-Level Bureaucracy
3. Understanding Vulnerable Contexts
4. "I Was Left Alone": SLBs' Loneliness in Vulnerable Contexts
5. "I Don't Know What to Do": Uncertainties of Policy Implementation in Vulnerable Contexts
6. "We Have to Be Careful": Coping with Violence and Risk in Everyday Bureaucratic Work
7. "We Are Exposed to Very Critical Decisions": Moral Dilemmas and Responsibility in Vulnerable Contexts
8. "We Work in the Middle of a War": Polarization in Policy Implementation in Vulnerable Contexts
9. "All Street-Level Bureaucrats Are Equal, but Some Are More Equal Than Others.": Inequalities Within Bureaucracies in Vulnerable Contexts
10. Conclusion — Street-Level Bureaucracy in Contexts of Vulnerability: Implications and Future Directions
11. Methodological Appendix
12. References



