The Failure of the Welfare System in France Essay -- The Violence of H

IntroductioThe Algerian state of war of Indep terminalence in 1962 marked the end of Frances colonial regime. Before decolonization, Algeria had been held as the prize of the French empire, matchless of the most beautiful provinces of France. While it is somewhat inaccurate to pose Algeria and France as pick out pronounces throughout the process of colonization and decolonization, for consistency and clarity, Algeria and France will be referred to as separate entities, although for much of the studied time period, Algeria was a breach of France. Algeria and France enjoyed a special relationship, beyond that which France had with its early(a) colonies. This allowed freer migration betwixt Algeria and France, and France fought harder to keep Algeria as a colony than it did with any of its other colonies. It established two separate welfare programs, one track for immigrants from countries other than Algeria and one for Algerians. Throughout this process, Algerians and other Ma ghrebi immigrants were integral to the French industrial force even as in-migration policy changed around them. This paper seeks to unpack the French welfare state and humanistic aid through the lens of housing for Algerian immigrants between the end of World War II and the mid 1970s. Ultimately, I make do that the welfare state in France is founded on flawed perceptions of the other and that humanitarian aid as it stands in France only works to perpetuate inequalities. The inaugural recorded evidence of Algerian immigrants in France dates from 1871, just at the commencement exercise of the second industrial revolution. It was not until just before World War I, though, that any significant migration to France took place. At this time, no migration from Algeria to France was permanent migration, a... ...n France. MERIP Reports No. 34, 1-12.French Court of Auditors. De la SONACOTRA Adoma des drives corriges tardivement in vibrancy public annuel 2013 fvrier 2013. (See attachme nt)France Soundtrack to a Riot http//www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/rough/2006/03/france_soundtralinks.html, Accessed 27 April, 2014.Lyons, Amelia. The Civilizing explosive charge in the Metropole Algerian Families and the French Welfare State during Decolonization. Stanford Stanford University Press, 2013. Mehta, Brinda. Negotiating Arab-Muslim Identity, Contested Citizenship, and sexuality Ideologies in the Parisian Housing Projects Faza Gunes Kiffe Kiffe Demain. interrogation in African Literatures, Vol. 41, No. 2, 173-202.Ticktin, Miriam. Where Ethics and Politics Meet The fierceness of Humanitarianism in France. American Ethnologist, Vol. 33, No. 1 (Feb, 2006), 33-49.