Imperial Germany and the industrial revolution / Thorstein Veblen ; introduction by Joseph Dorfman ; new introduction by Otto G. Mayer.

Thorsten B. Veblen's book, Imperial Germany and the Industrial Revolution, published in the second year of the First World War. Although Imperial Germany was begun before the United States entered World War I, little in the book however relates to that particular conflict. Rather, this is in la...

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Online Access: Full Text (via Taylor & Francis)
Main Author: Veblen, Thorstein, 1857-1929 (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Routledge, 2022.
Edition:First edition.
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Summary:Thorsten B. Veblen's book, Imperial Germany and the Industrial Revolution, published in the second year of the First World War. Although Imperial Germany was begun before the United States entered World War I, little in the book however relates to that particular conflict. Rather, this is in large part a study of the divergencies in cultural development between the English-speaking peoples and the German-speaking peoples, and of the consequences this produced in economic and social spheres. Suppressed by war censors, this text was again released after the war and has assumed a place as a major contribution to economics and sociology alike. This edition is graced with an insightful opening essay that is at once a commentary on Veblen's volume and a statement of historic status of the German economy and society. The new opening statement underscores the view of those who came before, that Veblen's book is 'a treasure chest of knowledge'
Physical Description:1 online resource (386 pages)
ISBN:9780429337727
0429337728
9781000677614
1000677613
9781000661897
100066189X
9781000669756
1000669750
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Biographical or Historical Data:Thorsten B. Veblen. Otto G. Mayer is director in a leading German 'Think Tank', HWWA- Institut fur Wirtschaftsforschung-Hamburg.