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Passionnant Pierre Laroque.Bonne idée que ce coup de projecteur dans le passé, surtout lorsque l’on voit ce qu’il ,est advenu de la Sécurité Sociale avec les prédations de l’industrie de la Santé...
http://www.archivesdefrance.culture.gouv.fr/action-culturelle/celebrations-nationales/2007/vie-politique/pierre-laroque
Voici un article (recension REPEC) qui pourrait vous intéresser et dont je vous donne le résumé :
Eric Jabbari examines Pierre Laroque’s contribution to the rise of the
French welfare state, namely his role as the architect of the social
security plan which was adopted by the provisional government in 1945.
The conception of the Laroque Plan was a product of his work as a civil
servant and social policy expert, and it reflected the diverse
combination of influences : his background in administrative law and his
onetime support for the corporatist management of industrial relations.
These experiences were all the more notable since they were marked by
his belief in the necessity of an increased state interventionism which
was mitigated by administrative decentralisation. The purpose of social
policy, in his mind, was to cultivate social solidarity, a task which
could best be achieved if the beneficiaries of this policy could be
encouraged to participate in its implementation. These concerns remained
central to his conception of the state and society long after he lost
his enthusiasm for corporatism, and contributed to the shape of post-war
social security.
Ci-après une introduction non moins intéressante tirée de l’ouvrage de E. Jabbari :
https://global.oup.com/academic/product/pierre-laroque-and-the-welfare-state-in-postwar-france-9780199289639?cc=fr&lang=en&
http://fdslive.oup.com/www.oup.com/academic/pdf/13/9780199289639_prelim.pdf