Emergence, expansion, and transformation of the welfare state in the Cono Sur in exchange with Southern Europe (1850-1900) (B02)

该项目以拉丁美洲社会决策先驱为对象，重点是保健和工人保护立法（“Arbeiterschutz”）以及导致这些立法的改革进程。我们描述的社会政策动态在阿根廷，智利和乌拉圭作为国家的南科诺共享相似的殖民历史，语言和宗教。该项目阐明了三个重要的角色，即医疗保健专家，军队和国际劳工组织，我们将展示如何与欧洲和美国的思想交流影响了南科诺的“南大西洋跨越”的社会政策的发展。

The project addresses the Latin American pioneers in social policy making and focuses on health care and workmen’s protection legislation (“Arbeiterschutz”) and on the reform processes which lead to them. We describe the social policy dynamics in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay as countries of the Cono Sur sharing a similar colonial history, language, and religion. The project elucidates the role of three important actors, namely health care experts, the military, and the ILO, and we will show how the exchange of ideas with Europe and the United States has influenced the social policy development in the Cono Sur’s “South-Atlantic Crossings”.