Social protection, welfare state, Europe, Weimar Republic, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, New Deal, ILO, social rights, unemployment benefits, European Social Fund
The document discusses the development of social protection measures in Europe during the inter-war period, highlighting key events, policies, and figures that shaped the welfare state.
[...] necessity of defines a framework legal to the war Evolution of humanitarianism enabled by secularization of so ? on passes from Christian charity to philanthropy to humanitarianism Prémices with 1820 Greek independence war, supported in Europe by liberals + fundraising Florence Nightingale ? met in place the 1st corps of nurses volunteers First Geneva Conventions - 1864 - consecrate international humanitarian law (notably all soldiers must be treated regardless of their nationality) ?The delegatesbut of thehumanitarian : the Commitis International of the Croix-Rouge The the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871) is the the first major test of the ICRC ? [...]
[...] questioning of the social state due to eco crises (Thatcher) AIDS recalls the need for state intervention + Change on a scale of the intervention : mayors, States, NGO . [...]
[...] birth of social protection Bismarck. 3 countries that implemented social security systems before WW1 : France, RU and All are the most industrialized countries. United Kingdom Insurance Act (freedom treatment tuberculosis?) Pastoral Revolution ? highlighted the role of microorganisms in the appearance of diseases, introduction of vaccine. Prophylactic measures. The Social State is translated as: - in the laws through the creation of institutions - of ideas here circulate in Europe with the congress - the reviews and the birth of institutions transnational here create a dynamique European. [...]
[...] II) The ddeployment of the Welfare State or day after the WW2 Of reflections born during the war At the international level : Churchill and Roosevelt advocate for the establishment of a social state based on the 1942 report by William Beveridge ? In Great Britain under the gov of Clement Attlee ? 1942, the report Beveridge flows on the implementation in place of a system of protection universal social system, funded by tax and intended for the entire population with 3 covered risks: health, unemployment, old age ? Objective social + objective eco (if on protect so, best for competitiveness ? [...]
[...] planning very strong, quasi-gratuity of care, lots of advances in the domain sanitary ? This model will be repeated in Ireland, Scandinavian countries, Greece? France will follow the Bismarck model: Mandatory health insurance system financed by employer and employee contributions and managed by social partners + creation of the Secu in 1945 + allocation policy + investment in education objective: implementation of place of an eco and so (great policy of nationalization). 3 grand modeisthe d'État-providence in Europe according to them modisthem Gosta Esping-Anderson The three worlds of the État-providence 1. [...]
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