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Introduction Part1: The origins of social and migration policies in France, Argentina and Italy 1. The construction of contemporary citizenship and the rights of foreigners 2. The emergence of international law on migration and labour Part2: Social and migration policies in the 1920s 3. Social protection after the First World War 4. The rights of migrants and international law after the First World War 5. Law in action: how foreigners claimed their rights through the courts Part3: Social crisis, migratory crisis 6. Migration and social policies during the Great Depression 7. The rise and fall of social diplomacy 8. Social rights and the progressive formalisation of labour relations 9. Conclusion |