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Baldwin Stanley, Service of Our Lives: Last Speeches as Prime Minister, London, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1937,
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Beveridge William et Wells A.J., The Evidence for Voluntary Action, Londres, Allen and Unwin Ltd, 1949.
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Notes
Weight Richard et Beach Abigail (dir.), The Right to Belong : Citizenship and Identity in Britain 1930-1960, Londres, I. B. Tauris, 1998 ; Harris Jose (dir.), Civil Society in British History : Ideas, Identities, Institutions, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2003 ; McCarthy Helen, « Parties, Voluntary Associations and Democratic Politics in Interwar Britain », The Historical Journal, n° 50/4, 2007, p. 891-912; Hilton Matthew et McKay James (dir.), The Ages of Voluntarism. How We Got to the Big Society, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2011.
Sur les questions de terminologie et de définitions, voir l’introduction de Harris Jose (dir.), « Introduction ; Civil Society in British History : Paradigm or Peculiarity ? », Civil Society in British History, op. cit., p. 1-12 et celle de Hilton Matthew et McKay James (dir.), The Ages of Voluntarism, op.cit, p. 1-26.
Le « Fourth Reform Act » de 1918 accorde le droit de vote et l’éligibilité au Parlement aux hommes de plus de 21 ans et aux femmes de plus de 30 ans qui paient des impôts locaux ou dont l’époux en paie. Le « Fifth Reform Act » de 1928 accorde le même droit de vote aux femmes qu’aux hommes : les femmes de plus de 21 ans peuvent désormais voter.
Jarvis David, « Mrs Maggs and Betty. « The Conservative Appeal to Women Voters in the 1920s », Twentieth Century British History, vol. 5, n. 2, 1994, p. 129-152 ; Jarvis David, « British Conservatism and Class Politics in the 1920s », English Historical Review, vol. 110, 1996, p. 59-84 ; Bingham Adrian, Gender, Modernity, and the Popular Press in Inter-War Britain, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2004 ; Ball Stuart, Portrait of a Party : The Conservative Party in Britain 1918-1945, Oxford University Press, 2013 ; Thackeray David, Conservatism for the Democratic Age. Conservative cultures and the Challenge of Mass Politics in Early Twentieth-Century England, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2013 ; Berthezène Clarisse, Training Minds for the War of Ideas. Ashridge College, the Conservative Party and the Cultural Politics of Britain, 1929-1954, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2015.
Voir par exemple Harris Ralph et Seldon Arthur, Welfare without the State : A Quarter of a Century of Suppressed Public Choice, Londres, Institute of Economic Affairs, 1987 ; Prochaska Franck, Christianity and Social Service in Modern Britain : The Disinherited Spirit, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2006.
Hilton Matthew et McKay James (dir.), The Ages of Voluntarism, op. cit.; Thane Pat, « The Ben Pimlott Memorial Lecture 2011. The “Big Society” and the “Big State” : Creative Tension or Crowding Out ? », Twentieth Century British History, vol. 23, n° 3, 2012, p. 408-429 ; Brewis Georgina, « Towards a New Understanding of Volunteering in England Before 1960 ? », Institute for Volunteering Research « Back to Basics », Series : Paper Two, 2012.
Finlayson Geoffrey, Citizen, State and Social Welfare in Britain, 1830-1990, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1994 ; Harris Jose (dir.) Civil Society in British History. Ideas, Identities, Institutions, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2003 ; Rochester Colin et al., (dir.), Understanding the Roots of Voluntary Action. Historical Perspectives on Current Social Policy, Sussex, Sussex Academic Press, 2011 ; Oppenheimer Melanie et Deakin Nicholas (dir.), Beveridge and Voluntary Action in Britain and the Wider British World, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2011.
Macadam Elizabeth, The New Philanthropy: A Study of the Relations between the Statutory and Voluntary Social Services, Londres, George Allen and Unwin, 1934, p. 285 ; Beveridge William , Voluntary Action : A Report on Methods of Social Advance, Londres, George Allen and Unwin, 1948.
« Voluntary Service and the State : A Study of the Needs of the Hospital Service » (Londres, NCSS and King Edward’s Hospital Fund for London, 192), p. 14, cité dans Brewis Georgina, « Towards a new understanding of volunteering in England before 1960 ? », op. cit., p. 8.
Discours présidentiel de Lord Snell, président sortant, Social Service Review, XX, n° 8, août 1939, p. 257.
Social Service Review, Vol XIX, n° 2, février 1938.
Discours présidentiel de Lord Snell, président sortant, Social Service Review, XX, n° 8, août 1939, p. 257.
Baldwin Stanley, « Democracy and the Spirit of Service », Londres, 4 décembre 1924, in On England and Other Addresses, Londres, Philip Allan & Co., 1926, p. 71.
L’individu payait une cotisation hebdomadaire afin de bénéficier de ces assurances. Les « friendly societies » assuraient, par exemple, un enterrement au cimetière et non dans la fosse commune. Voir Hopkins Eric, Working-Class Self-Help, Londres, U.C.L. Press, 1995.
Baldwin Stanley à Stourport, 18 février 1924, in Baldwin Stanley, On England and Other Addresses, p. 263-264.
« The Voluntary Movement in Great Britain in 1937 ». Paper prepared by the Vice-Chairman for consideration by the Executive Committee at its meeting on July 22nd 1937, LMA/4016/IS/A/01/107.
Education Council Minutes, 5 octobre 1948, Minutes of the Education Council 1947-1949, Ashridge Papers.
Education Council : Sub-Committee on the Ashridge Circles and Publications, 5 octobre 1948, ibid.
Cole G.D.H., « Mutual Aid Movements in their relation to Voluntary Social Service », in Bourdillon Anne F. C. (dir.), Voluntary Social Services. Their Place in the Modern State, Londres, Methuen & Co., 1945.
Baldwin Stanley à Stourport, 18 février 1924, in S. Baldwin, On England and Other Addresses, p. 263.
Baldwin Stanley, Service of Our Lives: Last Speeches as Prime Minister, London, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1937, p. 144.
Beaumont Caitriona, Housewives and Citizens. Domesticity and the Women’s Movement in England, 1928-64, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2013, p. 42.
McCarthy Helen, « Parties, Voluntary Associations and Democratic Politics in Interwar Britain », p. 891-912.
McCarthy Helen, « Service Clubs, Citizenship and Equality : Gender Relations and Middle-Class Associations in Britain Between the Wars », Historical Research, vol. 81, n°213, août 2008.
Thackeray David, Conservatism for the Democratic Age ; Thackeray David, « Faire de la politique à l’heure de la démocratie. Libéralisme et conservatisme populaire en Grande-Bretagne, 1906-1924 », Dossier sous la direction de Berthezène Clarisse et Purseigle Pierre, « Déclin et résilience du libéralisme britannique », Vingtième Siècle, n°120, 2013, p. 57-69.
Thackeray David, Conservatism for the Democratic Age.
Thackeray David, op. cit.
Thackeray David, « Home and Politics : Women and Conservative Activism in Early Twentieth-Century Britain », Journal of British Studies, vol. 49, n°4, 2010, p. 842-845.
Handbook for Women Organisers and Workers, 1928, p. 1. CPA PUB 190/5.
Ibid, p. 115-116.
Jarvis David, « “Behind Every Great Party”: Women and Conservatism in Twentieth Century Britain », in Vickery Amanda, Women, Privilege, and Power: British Politics, 1750 to the Present, Stanford, Stanford University Press, 2002, p. 305.
National Society of Women Organisers Minutes, 30 septembre, 1936, CCO 170/2/1/1.
Ibid, 10 février 1937, CCO 170/1/1/1.
Central Women’s Advisory Committee Minute Book, 26 mars 1937, CCO 170/1/1/1.
Ibid.
Titmuss Richard, Problems of Social Policy, Londres, HMSO, 1950, p. 267-268.
Hinton James, Women, Social Leadership and the Second World : Continuities of Class, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2002, p. 217
On retrouve par exemple dans les deux organisations Lady Lloyd (Brecon), Evelyn Emmet, Mrs Weston (Chelmsford) Huxley et Lady Davidson.
Créé en septembre 1939 sous l’égide de Margaret Bondfield (Travailliste) and Priscilla Norman (Conservatrice), le « Women’s Group on Problems arising from Evacuation » change de nom et devient le « Women’s Group on Public Welfare » en 1940.
Réunion du Women’s Group on Public Welfare, 11 mai 1948, WGPW/27/4/48/70, CPA.
Hinton James, Women, Social Leadership and the Second World, p. 216.
Lord Pakenham, 22 juin 1949, Social Service, XXIII. N°2, Sept-Nov 1949, p. 55-59.
L’Évêque de Sheffield, ibid.
Lord Pakenham, ibid, p. 59.
Beveridge William et Wells A.J., The Evidence for Voluntary Action, Londres, Allen and Unwin Ltd, 1949.
Sur la « modernité conservatrice », voir Light Alison, Forever England : Femininity, Literature and Conservatism Between the Wars, Londres, Routledge, 1991.
Le maintien des hiérarchies de classes au sein des WVS est le sujet principal du livre de Hinton James, Women, Social Leadership and the Second World, op. cit.
Brewis Georgina, « Towards a new understanding of volunteering in England before 1960 ? », op. cit., p. 25.
Beveridge William, Voluntary Action : A Report on Methods of Social Advancement, op.cit.
Social Service, mars-mai 1948, volume XXI, n°4, p. 174.
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