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A nuanced analysis of a widely implemented and evaluated approach to poverty reduction . . . Unjust Conditions is a must-read for those interested in the political-economic drivers of poverty, as well as researchers, students and practitioners of development, gender and labour, and governance and social policy who wish to understand CCT from a critical perspective. * Anthropologica * ...provides an excellent ethnographic study of the implementation of the conditional cash transfer (CCT) programme, commonly known as `Juntos' (Together), in Peru. . . .This is a `must read' for all those with an interest in the gendered and racialised nature of poverty, and the shortcomings of current poverty reduction policies. * Gender & Development *

...provides an excellent ethnographic study of the implementation of the conditional cash transfer (CCT) programme, commonly known as `Juntos' (Together), in Peru. . . .This is a `must read' for all those with an interest in the gendered and racialised nature of poverty, and the shortcomings of current poverty reduction policies. * Gender & Development *

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Tara Patricia Cookson is a SSHRC Research Fellow at the University of British Columbia and the founder of Ladysmith, a women’s equality venture. Her research on gender, international development, and social justice has been published in a variety of public and policy outlets as well as in academic journals such as Antipode. 

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