National Economies
| Titel: | National Economies : Volks-wirtschaft, racism and economy in Europe between the wars (1918-1939/45) / edited by Christoph Kreutzmüller, Michael Wildt and Moshe Zimmermann |
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| Beteiligt: | ; ; |
| Veröffentlicht: | Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, [2015] |
| Umfang: | xii, 290 Seiten : Illustrationen ; cm |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 9781443877862 ; 1443877867 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Klappentext |
X
- Foreword
- p. x
- Introduction: The Eruption of Racist Fault Lines in Central European Economy 1918-1933
- p. 1
- The Jew as "Homo Economicus"
- The Usurious Jew: Wilhelm Roscher and the Developmental Role of the Homo Economicus Judaicus
- p. 18
- Locating Jews in Capitalism: From Ludolf Holst to Werner Sombart
- p. 33
- Economy as Fate: Erich W. Abraham, Kurt Zielenziger, and the Liberal Fallacy of Weimar Jewry
- p. 47
- Anti-Semitism in German and Austrian Economy
- Barmat, Sklarek, Rotter, or: The Fabrication of the "Jewish Economic Scandal" in 1920's Berlin
- p. 62
- The Decline and Destruction of Jewish Entrepreneurship in Breslau and Silesia, 1925-1943
- p. 80
- The Legal Structure of the Ha'avara (Transfer) Agreement: Design and Operation
- p. 97
- Nazi Economic Policy, Middle-Class Protection and the Liquidation of Jewish Businesses 1933-1939
- p. 108
- Pragmatic Racism and the Streamlining of the Nazi Economy: The Vienna Model, 1938/39
- p. 121
- Ethnic Fault Lines in Europe
- The Meek Shall not Inherit the Earth: Nationalist Economies, Ethnic Minorities at the League of Nations
- p. 138
- "Is the Armenian a Jew?"
- p. 155
- Racist Parameters in the French Economy 1919-1939/44
- p. 167
- The Impact of Land Reforms on the Constitution of "National Economies" in East Central Europe during the Interwar Period
- p. 181
- European Economy and German Diaspora
- Economic Nationalism in Romania and its Impact on National Identities 1918-1944
- p. 198
- Ethnic-German Cooperatives in Eastern Europe between the World Wars: The Ideology and Intentions behind an Ethnic Economy
- p. 212
- Austria's Minority in South Tyrol and the Foreign Loan of 1930
- p. 229
- 'Czechization' versus 'Germanization': Creating a National Homogeneous Economy in Czechoslovakia (1918-1945)
- p. 239
- Authors
- p. 256
- Bibliography
- p. 261
