The Labor Problem and the Social Catholic Movement in France (Classic Reprint): A Study in the History of Social Politics: A Study in the History of Social Politics (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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How Catholic social teaching helped shape liberal reform in France
Discover how Social Catholic ideas blended with liberal politics to form the Popular Liberal Party and push concrete social changes in the early 20th century.

This work traces the party's evolution, its program, and the way Catholic reformers moved from opposition to socialism toward practical measures for workers and industry. It highlights key figures, debates, and the push for social legislation, trade unions, and an industrial code that would define the labor landscape of the era.

• How the Popular Liberal Party synthesized Catholic social thought with liberal reform.
• The shift from opposition to socialism toward concrete social legislation and industry organization.
• Influential figures such as Count Albert de Mun and Jacques Piou and their roles in shaping policy.
• Specific proposals and laws discussed, including labor protection, unions, and the idea of a modern code for workers.

Ideal for readers interested in the intersection of religion, politics, and social reform in modern France.

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