Gareth Millward is a historian of the postwar British welfare state, focusing particularly on medical and social security policy. He has previously worked at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the University of Warwick. Following his PhD on the history of disability organizations and government policy, he has also published on the histories of the British vaccination system and sickness benefits.
Between the book's deft and attractive opening and its fine conclusion there is much to enjoy. * Druin Burch, Times Literary Supplement * Fascinating * BBC History Magazine * REVIEW: Journal of Contemporary History 59, May 2024. Quote loaded: 29/05/2024.