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Jeg vil gerne takke Casper Sylvest, de anonyme peer reviewere samt medlemmerne af forskningsenheden for politisk historie ved SDU for gode kommentarer og
konstruktive input til denne artikel. Det endelige ansvar er naturligvis mit eget.
ROSANNA FARBØL
PH.D., POSTDOC
INSTITUT FOR HISTORIE
SYDDANSK UNIVERSITET
ROSFA?SDU.DK ELLER ROSANNAFARBOEL?GMAIL.COM
ABSTRACT (EN)
Atomic Architecture: Welfare and Civil Defence During the Cold War
Rosanna Farbøl, Ph.D., postdoc
Institut for Historie, SDU, rosfa@sdu.dk eller rosannafarbøl@ gmail.com
This article explores the relationship between welfare and warfare during the
Cold War by focusing on the increasing incorporation of civil defence into welfare
state architecture from the mid-1950s. Three case studies: a social housing area,
a school and a hospital, demonstrate how ordinary welfare architecture had vital