Chapter 1. The Making of Target Publics for Welfare Policies. From Targeting Practices to Resistances of Governed People (Lorenzo Barrault-Stella and Pierre Edouard Weill).- Part 1: Legitimizing Categories in Public Debates.- Chapter 2. "Organize and Defend Yourself". The Invention of Middle Class Before Fascism in Italy (Andrea Rapini).- Chapter 3. How Central is the Middle? Middle Class Discourses and Social Policies Design in Germany (Marlon Barbehön and Michael Haus).- Part 2: Sketching the Outlines of Target Groups.- Chapter 4. Frame, Funnel, Deter: The Values of Behavioral Targeting in the U.S. and in France (Elisa Chelle).- Chapter 5. Targeting by Numbers. The Uses of Statistics for Monitoring French Welfare Benefit Recipients (Vincent Dubois).- Chapter 6. The Paradoxical Place of Psychiatry in the Administration of Disability. Dealing with the Reframing of Autism from a Psychiatric to an Educative Issue in the Concrete Making of a Target Public (Céline Borelle).- Part 3: Adjusting the Targets in Daily Practices.- Chapter 7. Conforming Women Citizens in the Making. Targeting Migrants Through Gendered Immigrant Integration Policies in Helsinki and Paris (Linda Haaparjärvi).- Chapter 8. From Groups to Individuals? The Making of Target Publics in the French Administration of Low-Rent Housing (Marine Bourgeois).- Chapter 9. How to Identify and Select Citizens entitled to Social Housing in a Postcolonial Situation? Administrative Agents Dealing with Changing Bureaucratic Norms in a French overseas department (M'Laili Condro, Violaine Girard, Élise Palomares).- Chapter 10. Perspectives on Targeting and the Wekfare State Transformations. A few Proposals from Political Sociology (Lorenzo Barrault-Stella, Pierre Edouard Weill).
