French Policy and the Transatlantic Legacies of Eugenic Experimentation
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Introduction
Foreword
Theodore M. Porter
PART I : THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF A HUMAN GARDEN (1880S-1980S)
Chapter 1. The Acceptance of a Eugenic Experimentation
Chapter 2. The Stone Poem of the Alsatian Ibsen
Chapter 3. Guinea Pigs or Citizens? From the Reign of the "Diktator" to the Public Policy (1923-1984)
PART II: EUGENICS, BIOPOLITICS, AND WELFARE IN A TRANSATLANTIC PERSPECTIVE (1914-1968)
Chapter 4. From Micro- to Macro-History: Ungemach Gardens and the Survival of Eugenics in France after 1945
Chapter 5. Stamping out Racism and Reforming Eugenics: a Transatlantic History of Qualitative Demography
Chapter 6. Qualitative Demography, Reform Eugenics, and Social Policies in 1950s France
PART III: EUGENICS AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: A NEGLECTED LEGACY
Chapter 7. Eugenics as a Moral Theory (1): The Theory of Human Capital
Chapter 8. Eugenics as a Moral Theory (2): At the Sources of "Personal Development"
Conclusion
Epilogue
Archival Sources
Bibliography
Appendix: Works by Abel Ruffenach, pseudonym of Alfred Dachert