The State and Social Change in Germany, 1880-1980

State and society in modern Germany - Beamtenstaat, Klassenstaat, Wohlfahrtstaat, Eve Rosenhaft and W.R.Lee; the state as employer in Germany, 1880-1918 - from paternalism to public policy, Andreas Kunz; the state as an employer of women in the Weimar Republic, Helen Boak; foreign labour, the state and trade unions in Imperial Germany, 1890-1918, Martin Forberg; eugenics and the welfare state during the Weimar Republic, Paul Weindling; industrial hygiene - a state obligation? Industrial pathology as a problem in German social policy, Dietrich Miller; state and society in Germany in the aftermath of the First World War, Richard Bessel; municipal finance in the Weimar Republic, Harold James; the Gemeinden as agents of fiscal and social policy in the twentieth century - local government and state-form crises in Germany, Jeremy Leaman.