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Book Chapter
Services and Surveillance
2013
Overview
This chapter analyzes the expansion of welfare services after the Fourth Republic collapsed in 1958 and De Gaulle implemented a two-pronged solution to the Algerian war. Alongside the expansion of military and police operations—which resulted in intense bloodshed—the Fifth Republic emphasized its benevolent development project to save French Algeria. By examining the Constantine Plan in Algeria and the Social Action Fund in the metropole, chapter 5 assesses the politics of services in France and Algeria during the final years of the war. Welfare providers’ actions defied simple characterization; some participated directly in state-sponsored violence while others became eloquent and persistent critics of repression. Yet, even the ardent critics continued to fashion themselves as Algerians’ guardians and believed Algerian nationalism impeded Algerians’ inclusion in French society.
Publisher
Stanford University Press
Subject
ISBN
9780804784214, 0804784213
