This volume brings together a series of essays that address the question of the configuration of welfare systems after 1945. The authors herein examine not only the role the war played in the transformation and implementation of social policies-which has been explored in the historiography for many other European areas-but also the complex of cultural, political and legal influences that helped orient such processes. The focus is mainly ion the Italian experience, which is nevertheless analysed with regard to the transnational dimension of dialogue between models and chronologies, also relevant in determining the different weight attributed, across welfare systems, to private and public subjects.
págs. 7-12
Yesterday´s Charity, Today´s Justice?: Catholics and the Right to Assistance in Postwar Italy
págs. 13-36
Social Welfare in Italy between the Postwar Period and the Cold War: The Circulation of Knowledge and Transnational Models
págs. 37-54
págs. 55-72
The Structural Transformation of the Economic Public Services System: Misaligned Plans and Asynchronous Processes
págs. 73-84
Private and Public, Private or Public?: A Historical-Legal Outline
págs. 85-104
The Beveridge Report: The Founding Manifesto of the Welfare State
págs. 105-120
A Short History of the Social State in Spain: From the "Fuero del Trabajo" to the "Social and Democratic State" (1938-1983)
págs. 121-145
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