... Fennell The Family Toxic: Triaging Obligation in Post-Welfare Chicago ​Given the chance, what resident of Chicago’s troubled public housing projects wouldn’t leap at the possibility of landing an apartment...

... Labor project at the Uni- versity of Amsterdam. With a BA and MA in sociology, Eva traces and studies intersections between welfare state transformation and the platform econ- omy. She does so through ethnographic study of post-welfare platforms operating in Amsterdam and Berlin. Tommaso Pirone is a PhD...

... (2014) has argued for post-9/11 America in its “war on terror.” Contrasting the post- 9/11 moment with the public mood during the Cold War, when there was also fear (specifically of nuclear war), balanced by a welfare state apparatus devoted to improving conditions of everyday life, Masco sees...

..., collec- tive obligation, and utopian imagination in the urban Midwest. Her book, Last Project Standing: Civics and Sympathy in Post-Welfare Chicago (2015) fol- lows how an effort to demolish and rebuild that city’s troubled public hous- ing projects also became an effort to rebuild the kinds...

... colorblindness (cf. Alexander 2010; see also Gilroy 2002), which rest on the deniability of any collective obligation to address racism, “post-welfarism” denies the structural causes of inequality, instead arguing for self-responsibilization. These are challenging times given the rise of neo...

...). Participating organizations are social welfare and civil society organizations with a profile on the NLvoorelkaar platform, from where they can post volunteering vacancies and recruit volunteers. These range from international organizations such as Amnesty International to various locally operating initiatives...

... (or will not) represent the myriad members of the hetero- geneous “homo entreprenaurus” who struggle daily against indebtedness and for new post-welfare rights. I delve into this analysis of finance’s role in contemporary capitalism to show that the governmental discourse and practice of “integrating...

...- racy and the promises of universal welfare were ultimately displaced with the advent of a post- Fordist regime after 1994. The South Atlantic Quarterly 115:1, January 2016 doi 10.1215/00382876-3424775  ©...

... economists have proposed the concept of “privatized Keynesianism” as a way of understanding this process, arguing that post-Fordism has more or less reinvented Keynesian demand management by substituting private def- icit spending for the public deficit spending of the welfare state (Crouch 2009...

... health policies, this essay demonstrates a split discourse on welfare—understood as care of the social body—that at once privatizes child care and continues to treat poor, often black and brown, parents as dangerous caregivers. Characterized by vociferous polemics about where, with whom, and for how long...

...Franco Barchiesi In twentieth-century South African history, from the consolidation of a racially hierarchical social order to the country's transition to democracy, ideologies and policies linking work to welfare have defined the precarious predicament of blackness in highly specific ways...

... this conception of the neoliberal subject have been put into practice through varying austerity measures and the dis- mantling of the post-war welfare state. That is, through the “contemporary trend away from long term labor contracts, [and] towards temporary and part-time labor,” and through austerity...

... the coordination of social security systems (EC regulation 883/2004), the mutual recognition of professional qualifications (directives 89/48/EEC and 92/51/EEC), the posting of workers (directive 96/71/EC),1 seasonal work (directive PE-CONS 113/13), and freedom of movement for workers (direc- tive 68/360...

...Elizabeth A. Povinelli This essay examines two modes, qualities, and dynamics of lethality in contemporary late liberal societies: the state of killing and letting die. Using contemporary debates in Australia over indigenous health and welfare and new federal security laws, the essay explores...

...Lisa Adkins Prior to the recent global crisis a consensus was emerging that post-Fordism had ushered in a new sexual contract, one characterized not by exclusion and containment, but by the prospecting for potential, a prospecting that located women’s labor not as a reserve for capital...

...: Multi-Scalar Identity and Cosmopolitan Citizenship .” Urban Research and Practice 2 , no. 1 : 68 – 90 . Vergopoulos Costas . 2001 . “ Globalisation and Post-Democracy .” In Welfare State and Democracy in Crisis—Reforming the European Model , edited by Pelagidis Theodore Milios...

... was active in the Southern Conference for Human Wel­ fare and became president of the Southern Conference Educational Fund (henceforth SCEF) in 1948.3 SCEF was formed in 1946 for the purpose of coordinating the educational activities of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. It was directed by James...

...James E. O’Neill Copyright © 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 The Victorian Background to the British Welfare State James E. O Neill For good or ill the British welfare state has arrived. Indeed, it is now approaching its twentieth anniversary, and, though the cries of alarm so noticeable...

...Andrew M. Bauer; Mona Bhan Ongoing discussions of welfare and human viability that focus on state responsibility to provide care and services rarely consider how new sources of vulnerability are emerging within the context of climate change. Scholars attentive to these processes often use...

... dismantling of the welfare state. Road transport has been restored to private owner­ ship, and the iron and steel industry is scheduled for denationaliza­ tion, although under a scheme well removed from old-fashioned free enterprise. This general continuity should occasion no surprise} it is in harmony...