The politics of social solidarity: class bases of the European welfare state, 1875-1975

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Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction 1. The origins of the solidaristic welfare state: Scandinavia 2. The triumph of the solidaristic welfare state: Britain and Scandinavia 3. The failure of the solidaristic welfare state: France and Germany 4. From Beveridge back to Bismarck: the superannuation issue 5. Solidarity by the back door Conclusion Bibliography Index.

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