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Omnipotent government the rise of total state and total war
1944
by
Mises
Ludwig von Mises
Mises Institute
Totalitarianism
Capitalism
Laissez-faire
Marxism
Methodology
Standard of Living
Werner Sombart
Nationalism
Statism
Autarky
Free Trade
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Self-Determination
French Revolution
Liberalism
Otto von Bismarck
Ferdinand Lassalle
Socialism
Dialectical Materialism
Imperialism
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Interventionism
Lorenz von Stein
Social Policy
Coercion
Democracy
John Law
Sovereignty
Anarchism
Consumer Sovereignty
Property Rights
Utilitarianism
Communism
Economic Calculation
War Economy
New Deal
Price Controls
Sozialpolitik
Unemployment
Labor Law
Monopoly
Protectionism
Cartels
Division of Labor
Productivity
Adolf Wagner
Lujo Brentano
Trade Unions
Mercantilism
Raw Materials
Capital Accumulation
Capital Movements
Industrial Revolution
Nationalization
Wages
Vladimir Lenin
Edmund Burke
Friedrich Nietzsche
Proletariat
Rationality
Vilfredo Pareto
Gustav Schmoller
Immanuel Kant
Epistemology
Ideology
Karl Marx
Geopolitics
Friedrich Engels
Bureaucracy
Karl Kautsky
Insurance
Social Democracy
World War I
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
World War II
Weimar Republic
Planned Economy
Treaty of Versailles
Inflation
Reparations
Great Depression
Napoleon Bonaparte
Determinism
Syndicalism
Agriculture
Subsidies
Customs Union
Credit Expansion
David Hume
Exchange Rates
Gold Standard
John Maynard Keynes
John Stuart Mill
Monetary Policy
Investment
Money Market
Federalism
International Trade
David Ricardo
Table of Contents · 74 segments
1
Title Page and Publication Metadata
front_matter
2
Preface: The Role of the Economist in Social Policy
chapter
3
Table of Contents
front_matter
4
Introduction: The Essence of Nazism and Etatism
chapter
5
Introduction: History as a Political Weapon
chapter
6
Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Ancien Régime and Liberalism
chapter
7
Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Weakness of German Liberalism and the Prussian Army
chapter
8
Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Constitutional Conflict and the 'Little German' Program
chapter
9
Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Lassalle Episode
chapter
10
The Prussian Army in the New German Empire
chapter
11
German Militarism and the Failure of Autocracy
chapter
12
The Liberals and Militarism
chapter
13
The Current Explanation of the Success of Militarism
chapter
14
Etatism: The New Mentality
chapter
15
The Nature of the State
chapter
16
The Political and Social Doctrines of Liberalism
chapter
17
Socialism and the Problem of Economic Calculation
chapter
18
Socialism in Russia and in Germany
chapter
19
Interventionism and the Market
chapter
20
Etatism and Protectionism
chapter
21
Economic Nationalism and Domestic Monopoly Prices
theoretical
22
Autarky and the Trend Toward Self-Sufficiency
theoretical
23
German Protectionism and Sozialpolitik
theoretical
24
The Principle of Nationality and Linguistic Conflicts
theoretical
25
The Linguistic Group and Liberalism's Solution
theoretical
26
Aggressive Nationalism and Colonial Imperialism
theoretical
27
Foreign Investment and the Consequences of Capital Export
theoretical
28
Total War and the Economic Incentives of Etatism
chapter
29
The Failure of Pacifism and the Problem of Racial Segregation
chapter
30
Socialism and War: The Conflict of Independent Socialist States
chapter
31
Refutation of Fallacious Explanations: Irrationality and the Aristocratic Doctrine
chapter
32
Misapprehended Darwinism, Chauvinism, and the Role of Myths
chapter
33
The Peculiar Characteristics of German Nationalism and Pan-Germanism
chapter
34
German Nationalism Within an Etatist World and Its Critique
chapter
35
Nazism and German Philosophy
chapter
36
Polylogism
chapter
37
Pan-Germanism and Nazism
chapter
38
The Social Democrats in Imperial Germany: The Legend vs. Reality
chapter
39
The Dualism of the Social Democratic Party
theoretical
40
The German Workers and the State: Trade-Unionism and Sozialpolitik
theoretical
41
Social Loyalty and the Caste System
theoretical
42
The Social Democrats and the Outbreak of War
theoretical
43
Anti-Semitism and Racism: The Myth of the Aryan Race
chapter
44
The Struggle against the Jewish Mind
chapter
45
The Nazi Definition of 'Jewish' and the Myth of the Master Race
chapter
46
Nazism and Bolshevism: Two Patterns of Socialism
chapter
47
Interventionism and Legal Discrimination against Jews
chapter
48
The 'Stab in the Back' Legend
chapter
49
Anti-Semitism as a Factor in International Politics
chapter
50
The Weimar Republic and Its Collapse: The Failure of Democracy
chapter
51
The Abdication of German Marxism
chapter
52
The Abortive Socialization
chapter
53
The Armed Parties and the Rise of the Reichsbanner
chapter
54
The Triumph of Nazi Ideology and the Role of Big Business
chapter
55
The Treaty of Versailles: Myths and Realities
chapter
56
The Congress of Vienna vs. Versailles and the Economic Depression
chapter
57
Nazism and German Labor
chapter
58
The Intellectual Roots of Nazism and the Failure of Foreign Criticism
chapter
59
Nazism as a World Problem: History and National Character
chapter
60
Germany's Rubicon and the Global Failure of Liberalism
chapter
61
The Delusions of World Planning and the Dictatorship Complex
chapter
62
A World Government
chapter
63
Planned Production
chapter
64
Foreign Trade Agreements
chapter
65
Monetary Planning
chapter
66
Planning International Capital Transactions
chapter
67
Peace Schemes: Armament Control
chapter
68
A Critique of Some Other Schemes Proposed
chapter
69
The Union of the Western Democracies
chapter
70
Peace in Eastern Europe
chapter
71
The Problems of Asia
chapter
72
The Role of the League of Nations
chapter
73
Conclusion: The Failure of Liberalism and the Future of Civilization
chapter
74
Index
bibliography