List of Contributors Introduction (Monika Baár and Paul van Trigt) Chapter 1. Rescuing the European welfare state: the Social Affairs Committee of the early European Communities, 1953-1962 (Brian Shaev) Chapter 2. From territorialized rights to personalized international social rights? The making of the European Convention on the Social Security of Migrant Workers (1957) (Karim Fertikh) Chapter 3. The ILO and the shift towards economic liberalization in the international professional rehabilitation policy of people with disabilities after World War II (Gildas Brégain) Chapter 4. Farewell to social Europe? An entangled perspective on European disability policies in the 1980s and 1990s (Paul van Trigt) Chapter 5. The history of a phantom welfare state: the United States (Rose Ernst) Chapter 6. Managing the transition from war to peace: post-war citizenship-based welfare in Italy and France, 1944-1947 (Giacoma Canepa) Chapter 7. Disabled Citizens and the Neoliberal Turn in Britain: Whose Rights and Whose Responsibilities? (Monika Baár) Chapter 8.

Welfare: defended, questioned, complemented? Belgian welfare arrangements in the 1970s-1980s from the perspective of disability organizations (Anaïs Van Ertvelde) Chapter 9. A new inequality in the Danish welfare state: the development of immigration and integration policy in post-war Denmark (Heidi Vad Jønsson) Conclusion: Beyond citizenship and 'responsibilization' in the exclusionary welfare state: realizing universal human rights through social resilience-building and interactional justice? (Veronika Flegar) Index.