First Modern Risk

Discover the groundbreaking insights of First Modern Risk by Julia Moses, published by Cambridge University Press in 2019. This compelling paperback, spanning 335 pages, delves into Europe’s pioneering national policies on social welfare during the late nineteenth century. It highlights the pivotal regulation of workplace accidents and its profound impact on state-society relations. This book is an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of history and law, particularly those interested in the evolution of the welfare state, labor regulation, and occupational health. Enhance your understanding of how these early policies shaped modern industrial management and safety practices. Perfect for academic libraries and personal collections alike, First Modern Risk is a vital addition for anyone looking to explore the foundations of social welfare in Europe.