Adolf WagnerWelfare StateNationalizationFederalismEconomic HistoryInfrastructureTaxationGuildsDepreciationSovereigntySocial PolicyGround RentProperty Rights
Table of Contents · 25 segments
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Title Page and Dedication to Adolf Wagnertheoretical
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Table of Contentstheoretical
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Introduction: The Evolution and Challenges of Modern Urban Lifetheoretical
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The Concept and Necessity of Municipal Land Policytheoretical
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The Economic and Social Impact of Land Speculationtheoretical
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Historical Parallels in Urban Land Policytheoretical
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The Dynamics of Municipal Incorporation (Eingemeindung)theoretical
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Modern Examples of Urban Expansion and Incorporationtheoretical
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Medieval Urban Expansion and the Formation of 'New Towns'theoretical
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Expropriation and Compulsory Powers Against Private Propertytheoretical
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Historical Precedents of Expropriation and Building Mandatestheoretical
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Amortization Prohibitions and the Rise of Absolute State Powertheoretical
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Municipal Land Ownership and Housing Constructiontheoretical
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Comparative Statistics of German Municipal Land Holdings (1890-1900)theoretical
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Strategic Goals of Municipal Land Acquisition and Housingtheoretical
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Historical Evolution of Municipal Land and the 'Burgrecht'theoretical
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Medieval Real Estate Markets and Rent Regulationtheoretical
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Private Law Reforms: Right of Repurchase and Pre-emptiontheoretical
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The Hereditary Building Right (Erbbaurecht) as a Policy Tooltheoretical
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Reform of Urban Tenancy Law and Tenant Representationtheoretical
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Schlußbetrachtungen: Modern vs. Medieval Urban Land Policychapter
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Anhang: Historical Data on Municipal Property in Aachen and Augsburgchapter
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Anhang: Historical Data on Municipal Property in Braunschweig and Breslauchapter
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Anhang: Historical Data on Municipal Property in Hildesheim and Colognechapter
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Anhang: Historical Data on Municipal Property in Rigachapter