Reproductive Citizens: Gender, Immigration, and the State in Modern France, 1880–1945

Through An Examination Of Inclusive Social Legislation, An Expansive Welfare Apparatus, Familialist Employer Policies, And Populationist State Practices, This Book Illustrates How Reproductive Citizenship - That Is, Gendered, Sex-based Social Rights - Served As The Foundation For The Integration Of Women, Immigrants, And Colonial Subjects In France Before 1945-- Provided By Publisher.