Issue 3.3 is now live: dossier on social rights in the twentieth century

June 10, 2014 by Editorial Collective

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Our new issue is a dossier on social rights in the twentieth century, beautifully curated by Ma?gorzata Mazurek, Paul Betts, Andreas Eckert, Stefan-Ludwig Hoffmann, and Sandrine Kott. Start by reading the preface by Mazurek and Betts, and don’t miss Fred Cooper’s concluding reflections on the essays.

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