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Die Gemeinwirtschaft Untersuchungen über den Sozialismus
1922
by
Mises
Austrian School
Democracy
Economic Calculation
Liberalism
Ludwig von Mises
Marxism
Property Rights
Socialism
Inflation
Insurance
Nationalization
Taxation
Trade Unions
Communism
Nationalism
Epistemology
Karl Kautsky
Methodology
Rationality
Subjective Value
Capital Goods
Division of Labor
Economic Goods
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
John Law
Natural Law
Social Contract
Capitalism
Feudalism
Imperialism
Economic History
Anarchism
Labor Theory of Value
Collectivism
Immanuel Kant
Individualism
Russian Revolution
Self-Determination
Egalitarianism
Vladimir Lenin
Social Democracy
Plato
John Stuart Mill
Othmar Spann
Utilitarianism
Scarcity
Exchange Value
Joseph Schumpeter
Carl Menger
Rationalization
Bureaucracy
Hans Kelsen
Otto Bauer
Friedrich Engels
David Ricardo
Karl Marx
Productivity
Profit and Loss
Speculation
Capital Accumulation
Economic Development
Stationary Economy
Thomas Malthus
Entrepreneurship
Autarky
International Trade
Otto von Bismarck
Free Trade
Protectionism
Labor Mobility
Syndicalism
Comparative Advantage
Investment
Rosa Luxemburg
Statism
Kathedersozialismus
Herbert Spencer
Max Weber
Planned Economy
Inheritance
Land Reform
Class Struggle
Dialectical Materialism
Determinism
Gustav Schmoller
Karl Bucher
Ideology
Proletariat
Agriculture
Diminishing Returns
Cartels
Market Structure
Monopoly
Capital Consumption
Johann Karl Rodbertus
Catallactics
Competition
Usury
Consumer Sovereignty
Labor Law
Lujo Brentano
Coercion
Fiscal Policy
Interventionism
Table of Contents · 62 segments
1
Title Page and General Table of Contents
theoretical
2
Table of Contents: Part V - Destructionism
theoretical
3
Introduction: Socialism as the Dominant Idea of the Age
chapter
4
The Methodology and Epistemology of Marxism
chapter
5
The Scope and Method of Social Science Research
chapter
6
Part I, Chapter I: The Nature of Property
chapter
7
The Origins of Property and the Rule of Law
chapter
8
Liberalism vs. the Violence Principle
chapter
9
Socialist Property Reform and the Myth of Primitive Communism
chapter
10
Part I, Chapter II: Socialism and Economic Rights
chapter
11
Collectivism vs. Individualism in Social Philosophy
chapter
12
Part I, Chapter III: Social Order and Political Constitution
chapter
13
Equality and the Democratic Principle
chapter
14
Socialism, Democracy, and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat
chapter
15
The Political Organization of the Socialist State
chapter
16
Part I, Chapter IV: Social Order and the Family
chapter
17
The Evolution of Marriage: From Violence to Contract
chapter
18
Love, Marriage, and the Crisis of Modernity
chapter
19
Socialism and the Dissolution of the Family
chapter
20
The Nature of Economic Activity and the Economic Principle
theoretical
21
Rational Action, Scarcity, and the Limits of Logic in Economics
theoretical
22
The Problem of Economic Calculation in Isolation and Exchange
theoretical
23
The Impossibility of Economic Calculation under Socialism
theoretical
24
Defining Capitalism and the Unity of Action
theoretical
25
The Character of Socialist Production and the State
theoretical
26
Critique of Socialist Calculation Methods: Labor Theory of Value
theoretical
27
Productivity vs. Profitability and the Net Yield Principle
theoretical
28
Income Distribution in the Socialist Community
theoretical
29
The Problem of Labor Disutility and Incentives
theoretical
30
Socialism and the Dynamics of Progress
theoretical
31
The Individual, Freedom, and the Impossibility of Socialist Reform
theoretical
33
The Socialist Community in Exchange: World Socialism vs. State Socialism
chapter
34
The Conflict Between Socialism and National Boundaries
theoretical
35
Migration as a Problem for Socialism
theoretical
36
Foreign Trade Policy of Socialist Communities
theoretical
37
Special Forms of the Socialist Ideal and Pseudosocialist Formations
chapter
38
State Socialism and the German Socialization Commissions
chapter
39
Military Socialism, Christian Socialism, and Planned Economy
chapter
40
Pseudosocialist Systems: Solidarism, Profit Sharing, and Syndicalism
chapter
41
The Doctrine of the Inevitability of Socialism: Socialist Chiliasm
chapter
42
Metaphysical vs. Rational Philosophy of History
theoretical
43
The Nature of Society and the Division of Labor
theoretical
44
Social Progress and the Critique of Stage Theories
theoretical
45
Class Conflict and the Marxist Concept of Class
theoretical
46
The Materialist Conception of History and the Psychology of Socialism
theoretical
47
Capital Concentration and Monopoly as a Prelude to Socialism
chapter
48
The Concentration of Enterprises
chapter
49
Horizontal and Vertical Concentration of Undertakings
chapter
50
The Concentration of Wealth and the Theory of Immiseration
chapter
51
Monopoly and Its Economic Effects
chapter
52
Socialism and Ethics: The Eudaemonistic Perspective
chapter
53
Asceticism and the Socialist Ideal
chapter
54
Christianity and Socialism
chapter
55
Ethical Socialism and Neo-Kantianism
chapter
56
Economic Democracy and Consumer Sovereignty
chapter
57
Capitalist Ethics and the Intellectual Problem of Socialism
chapter
58
Destructionism: The Forces of Social Decay
chapter
59
The Methods of Destructionism: Labor Policy and Social Insurance
chapter
60
Trade Unionism and Syndicalist Violence
chapter
61
Nationalization, Taxation, and Inflation
chapter
62
Overcoming Destructionism: The Power of Ideas
chapter
63
Conclusion: The Historical Significance of Modern Socialism
chapter