Titlebook: Caring for the Socially Marginalised in Interwar Europe, 1919–1939; The Mixed Economy of Michele Mioni,Stefano Petrungaro Book 2024 The Edi

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Daniel A. Griffith,Gerard B. M. Heuvelinkl (ethnic) discourses, sociopolitical pre-conditions and economic factors. Even though the goals of social assistance for orphans and children ‘a(chǎn)t risk’ were widely shared and bore a clear ethno-political significance, financial difficulties led to the emergence of a tripartite social assistance man

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Daniel P. McMillen,John F. McDonaldial work and welfare institutions. The interaction of these currents among themselves, and of religious initiatives, as such, with political decision-making has paved the way for what scholars have defined as a ‘moving frontier’ between state and voluntary initiatives, especially regarding marginal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-53345-7Social Marginalisation; Social Policy; Voluntary Action; Interwar Europe; Comparative History; Warfare; Re

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Gev Ben-Haim,Sagi Dalyot,Yerach Doytsherntegrate this originally marginalised group into the solidarity practices and discourses in interwar France. Their case helps us to grasp the conflicts and synergies between self-help networks and public intervention, and how this associative fabric contributed to shape the French mixed economy of welfare between the two wars.

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Advances in Spatial Econometricsgmatisation was far from disappearing: it continued to legitimise the tight control of ‘deviant’ people, according to an ideology based on the value of work and, for ‘girl-mothers’, on the love of children and domestic chores.