Werner Sombart fue un economista y sociólogo alemán, reconocido como una figura destacada entre los científicos sociales de la Europa continental a principios del siglo XX. Sus obras posteriores revelan una filosofía personal entrelazada con el antisemitismo del régimen nazi. En una de sus últimas publicaciones, Sombart examinó los problemas sociales a través del prisma de la ideología nazi.
En este famoso estudio, publicado originalmente en 1913, Sombart trata de captar la esencia espiritual de la sociedad capitalista a través de su figura más representativa, el burgués. A caballo entre lo económico, lo social y lo histórico, exponente ella misma de una época y una mentalidad, esta obra es ya un clásico del siglo XX.
Werner Sombart (1863-1941) may well have been the most famous and controversial social scientist in Germany during the early twentieth century
The book explores the complex relationship between Jewish communities and the development of modern capitalism, sparking intense debate since its initial publication in Germany in 1911. It delves into historical, economic, and social themes, examining how Jewish individuals and businesses contributed to capitalist societies while also facing discrimination and scapegoating. The provocative nature of its arguments has led to significant criticism, highlighting the contentious intersection of culture, identity, and economic systems.
With A Chronicle Of The Social Movement, 1750-1896 (1898)
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This book offers an insightful overview of the history of the socialist movement, exploring its evolution from the 18th century to the late 19th century. It examines the various political, social, and economic factors that shaped the movement, illuminating its key players, ideas, and events.
The Historical Foundations of Modern Capitalism: A systematic historical depiction of Pan-European economic life from its origins to the present day
This volume presents a translation of Werner Sombart's influential work on modern capitalism, originally published in German in 1916. It delves into the historical and economic development of capitalism, examining its social implications and cultural contexts. Sombart's analysis offers insights into the evolution of economic systems and their impact on society, making it a significant contribution to economic literature and social theory.
Reprint der Erstauflage von 1927: "Systematisierung", "Organisierung" und "Regulierung" des Wirtschaftslebens von W. Sombart. Er gibt einen guten Überblick über die Organisationsformen wirtschaftlicher Tätigkeit. Dabei betrachtet er die volks- und betriebswirtschaftliche Ebene. Eine aufschlussreiche Sammlung zur Diskussion über Wirtschaftssysteme, Betriebsorganisation und wirtschaftspolitische Standpunkte im ersten Drittel des 20. Jahrhunderts.