Saturday, November 21 / 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM Room 218 (2nd Floor)

Session 178
Imperialism, Migration, and the Welfare State

Chair: Roslyn Dubler, Max Planck Institute of Legal History and Legal Theory

1. Imperial Migration and the Contributory Principle: The Beveridge Model RevisitedRoslyn Dubler, Max Planck Institute of Legal History and Legal Theory.

2. Anthropological Imaginaries, Trade Union Standards, and the Colonial Worker, 1920-1940Disha Jani, Bielefeld University.

3. The Post-Colonial Migrant and the ‘Area of Housing Stress’: Low-Income Housing Policy and the Financialization of British HousingClaire Wrigley, University of Virginia.

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