
This paper is structured in two sections and has a two-fold aim: defining middle classes as the social actors who are able to bring about the social change in the BRICS; detailing how labour market policies are necessary for development. The first section is devoted to the recent rise of middle classes in the BRICS. In the Southern part of the world, middle classes have not emerged in the past as a driving force, nor as a social class able to bring about modern dynamism and social transformations, but more as an elite1. Nevertheless, we believe that the recent rise of middle classes in the BRICS countries, despite the distinct geo-cultural settings, is a sign that development has made steps forward in the aforementioned social contexts. That is the reason why nowadays the middle classes in the BRICS can be considered as the main social actor promoting social change processes among its countries2. In the second section, particular emphasis will be put on the analysis of the role of active labour market policies (ALMPs)... (segue)
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