Writer: Gabriele Koehler
A book chapter examining the tension between universal and employment-based social protection in a world where four billion people — including informal workers, migrants, refugees, and women — remain uncovered. It traces the dismantling of social protection systems since the 1980s under hyper-globalisation, and argues that universal social protection is a human rights imperative that can address income inequality and promote solidarity across classes, particularly in contexts where decent formal work remains out of reach.
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