Mothers of a new world : maternalist politics and the origins of welfare states /
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New York :
Routledge,
1993.
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Table of Contents:
- The historical foundations of women's power in the creation of the American welfare State, 1830-1930 / Kathryn Kish Sklar
- Borderlands / Seth Koven
- Social mothers / Christoph Sachsse
- Woman's work and the early welfare state in Germany / Jean H. Quataert
- Depopulation and race suicide / Alisa Klaus
- Power of motherhood / Eileen Boris
- Catholicism, feminism, and the politics of the family during the late Third Republic / Susan Pedersen
- The limits of maternalism / Sonya Michel
- "My work came out of agony and grief" / Molly Ladd-Taylor
- Women in the British Labour Party and the construction of State welfare, 1906-1939 / Pat Thane
- A revolution in the family / Marilyn Lake
- Feminist strategies and gendered discourses in welfare states / Barbara Hobson.
