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Poor Relief and Welfare in Germany from the Reformation to World War I
Discipline, Community, and the Sixteenth-Century Origins of Modern Poor Relief
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 11
Discipline, Community, and the Sixteenth-Century Origins of Modern Poor Relief
pp. 32
The Rise and Fall of the Workhouse: Poor Relief in the Age of Absolutism
pp. 53
Pauperism, Moral Reform, and Visions of Civil Society, 1800–1870
pp. 80
The State, the Market, and the Organization of Poor Relief, 1830–1870
pp. 99
The Assistantial Double Helix: Poor Relief, Social Insurance, and the Political Economy of Poor Law Reform
pp. 112
New Voices: Citizenship, Social Reform, and the Origins of Modern Social Work in Imperial Germany
pp. 141
The Social Perspective on Poverty and the Origins of Modern Social Welfare
pp. 158
From Fault to Risk: Changing Strategies of Assistance to the Jobless in Imperial Germany
pp. 179
Youth Welfare and the Political Alchemy of Juvenile Justice
pp. 196
The Social Evolution of Poor Relief, the Crisis of Voluntarism, and the Limits of Progressive Social Reform
pp. 206
Family, Welfare, and (Dis)order on the Home Front
pp. 233
Wartime Youth Welfare and the Progressive Refiguring of the Social Contract
pp. 243
Conclusion: The End of Poor Relief and the Invention of Welfare
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