Contributing Citizens

Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Public and Private in Welfare History 1 The Citizenship of Contribution: Taxation in the 1920s 2 The Technologies of Contribution: Taxation and Modern Fundraising Methods 3 Social Advertising and Social Conflict: The Community Chest Method in Vancouver, 1930-35 4 Race, Charity, and Democracy: Organizing Inclusion, 1927-52 5 How Charity Survived the Birth of the Welfare State 6 Reconstructing Charity: The Postwar Politics of Public and Private, 1945-66 7 Justice, Inclusion, and the Emotions of Obligation in 1950s Charity Conclusion: Similarities, Differences, and Historical Change Appendices Notes Bibliography Index

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