2009
DOI: 10.17104/1611-8944_2009_2_197
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Internationale Expertennetzwerke und nationale Sozialstaatsgeschichte: Versicherung der Silikose in Deutschland und der Schweiz (1900–1945)

Abstract: Der Einfluss internationaler Organisationen und transnationaler Diskurse auf die Entwicklung der Sozialpolitik ist so alt wie der Sozialstaat selber. Seit Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts verhandelten Experten und Beamte auf internationalen Kongressen, Weltausstellungen und später in internationalen Organisationen über eine Antwort auf die Soziale Frage. Die Interaktionen zwischen diesem transnationalen Feld der Sozialpolitik und den sozialstaatlichen Einrichtungen auf nationaler Ebene waren vielschichtig und folgen… Show more

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“…Both Swiss and the Hungarian social policy and social work can be characterised through the term 'belated development', referring to the fact that the progress of welfare institutions occurred later compared to the influential European welfare states (Ferge, 2017;Leimgruber, 2008;Lengwiler, 2007;Tomka, 2015). The development of social work and social policy mostly followed the Bismarckian, social security-based model of social welfare before the Second World War (Pik, 2001;Ramsauer, 2018;Sárkány, 2011).…”
Section: The Development Of Critical Social Work In Switzerland and H...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both Swiss and the Hungarian social policy and social work can be characterised through the term 'belated development', referring to the fact that the progress of welfare institutions occurred later compared to the influential European welfare states (Ferge, 2017;Leimgruber, 2008;Lengwiler, 2007;Tomka, 2015). The development of social work and social policy mostly followed the Bismarckian, social security-based model of social welfare before the Second World War (Pik, 2001;Ramsauer, 2018;Sárkány, 2011).…”
Section: The Development Of Critical Social Work In Switzerland and H...mentioning
confidence: 99%