Sennholz

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: This segment contains the title page, publication details, and the comprehensive table of contents for 'Bankers and Regulators' edited by Hans F. Sennholz...

[Front Matter and Publication Details]: This segment contains the title page and publication metadata for 'Man and Nature', a Freeman Classic edited by Hans F. Sennholz...

[Title Page and Publication Information]: This segment contains the title page and publication details for 'The Wisdom of Henry Hazlitt', a collection of essays edited by Hans F...

[Book Introduction and Author Biography]: An introductory overview of Hans F. Sennholz's 'Debts and Deficits', framing it as a critical analysis of the American political and economic scene...

[Foreword and Author Biography]: An introductory overview of the book's significance, framing it as a rigorous defense of economic principles against political entitlement. It includes a biographical sketch of Hans F...

[Front Matter and Publication Details]: This segment contains the title page, copyright information, and publication metadata for 'The Politics of Unemployment' by Hans F. Sennholz...

[Laws Against Plant Closings: Introduction and Economic Context]: Sennholz introduces the rise of state-level plant-closing laws in the United States, specifically mentioning Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, and Wiscon...

[Introduction: The Ethics of Entitlement and the Case for Economic Freedom]: Hans Sennholz introduces the concept of entitlement programs as a recent historical development in the U.S., tracing their origins to progressi...

[Title Page and Table of Contents]: Title page and table of contents for 'The Underground Economy' by Hans F. Sennholz, outlining the book's structure and major themes...

[Title Page and Heritage Foundation Information]: Title page and organizational information for The Heritage Foundation, including staff listings and the foundation's mission statement regarding American values and publi...

[Book Overview and Front Matter]: This segment contains the introductory front matter, including a biographical sketch of Hans F. Sennholz and an overview of the book 'Age of Inflation'...

[Title Page and Publication Information]: Title and publication details for the work 'Inflation, or Gold Standard?' by Professor Hans F. Sennholz, published by Bramble Minibooks...

[Money Crisis: Professor Sennholz Predicts Dark Future]: Professor Hans Sennholz analyzes the 1968-1969 international monetary crisis, focusing on the decline of French reserves and the chronic deficits of Britain and th...

[Tax and Tax: Professor Sennholz on the New Tax Schemes]: Hans Sennholz critiques the 1968 tax reform proposals suggested by Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler under the Johnson Administration...

[The Economy: Does Anyone Really Want Reform?]: Hans Sennholz examines the political and social obstacles to genuine economic reform, specifically regarding the stabilization of the U.S. dollar...

[Boom, Bang! Dangers of the Inflation We Are In]: Hans Sennholz critiques the inflationary monetary and fiscal policies of the late 1960s, specifically targeting the Federal Reserve's 'even keel' policy and the Johnson A...

[Author Biography and Introduction to Supermarket Boycotts]: This section introduces Hans Sennholz, Chairman of the Department of Economics at Grove City College, and provides the context for the 1966 supermarket boycott...

[Introduction and the Great Society Economic Debate]: Hans Sennholz introduces the economic landscape of 1966, contrasting the views of Harry Truman, Lyndon B...

[Introduction: The Concept of the Great Society]: Hans Sennholz introduces President Lyndon B. Johnson's 'Great Society' as a continuation of previous interventionist programs like the New Deal and Fair Deal...

[Author Biography and Introduction to the Communist Manifesto in America]: Hans Sennholz introduces the argument that much of the Communist Manifesto has been implemented in the United States through the 'Great Society'...

[Introduction and the Causes of Inflation in the Welfare State]: Hans Sennholz introduces inflation as a tool used by the collectivistic state to fund welfare programs and redistribute wealth when taxation becomes politi...

[Introduction and Biographical Sketch of Hans Sennholz]: A brief introduction to the author Hans Sennholz, his academic credentials at Grove City College, and his role as a contributing editor for American Opinion...

[Introduction and the Rise of the Extreme Right]: Hans Sennholz introduces the political landscape of the 1964 election, arguing that 'Liberal' attacks on 'right-wing extremism' are strategic attempts to weaken the Repub...

[The Economic and Social Consequences of Inflation]: Sennholz argues that inflation causes radical upheavals in the distribution of wealth, primarily by transferring savings from creditors to debtors...

[Editorial Foreword]: The editorial foreword defines communism as a primitive state lacking private property and distinguishes between theoretical communism (Plato), industrialized communism (Marx), and the International...

[Title Page and Publication Information]: The title page and publication details for Hans F. Sennholz's 1955 work 'How Can Europe Survive', including publisher locations in New York, Toronto, and London, and copyright in...