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Engendering The State : Family, Work, and Welfare in Canada
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Author(s):
Nancy Christie
Publication date:
January 01 2000
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University of Toronto Press
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9781442674479
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January 01 2000
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10.3138/9781442674479
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Contents
7 Reconstructing Families: Family Allowances and the Politics of Postwar Abundance
Preface
1 The Evangelical Morphology of the State and the Redefinition of the Patriarchal Family
Primary Sources
6 ‘Not Only a Living Wage, but a Family Wage’: The Great Depression and the Subversion of the Maternalist State
Index
3 ‘A Peaceful Evolution of Industrial Citizenship’: Maternalism, National Efficiency, and the Movement for Mothers’ Allowances
Conclusion: ‘The Endangered Family’
5 Dismantling the Maternalist State: Labour, Social Work, and Social Catholicism Debate Family Policy, 1926–1930
4 Mothers’ Allowances and the Regulation of the Family Economy
Notes
2 ‘While the Breadwinners Are at War’: Gender and Social Policy, 1914–1918
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Introduction: The Cultural Context of the Canadian Welfare State
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