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Omnipotent government the rise of total state and total war

1985

[Title Page and Publication Metadata]: Title page and copyright information for Ludwig von Mises' 'Omnipotent Government', detailing the publication history from 1944 to 1985...

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

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Title Page and Publication Metadatafront_matter

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Preface: The Role of the Economist in Social Policychapter

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Table of Contentsfront_matter

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Introduction: The Essence of Nazism and Etatismchapter

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Introduction: History as a Political Weaponchapter

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Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Ancien Régime and Liberalismchapter

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Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Weakness of German Liberalism and the Prussian Armychapter

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Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Constitutional Conflict and the 'Little German' Programchapter

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Chapter I: German Liberalism - The Lassalle Episodechapter

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The Prussian Army in the New German Empirechapter

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German Militarism and the Failure of Autocracychapter

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The Liberals and Militarismchapter

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The Current Explanation of the Success of Militarismchapter

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Etatism: The New Mentalitychapter

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The Nature of the Statechapter

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The Political and Social Doctrines of Liberalismchapter

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Socialism and the Problem of Economic Calculationchapter

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Socialism in Russia and in Germanychapter

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Interventionism and the Marketchapter

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Etatism and Protectionismchapter

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Economic Nationalism and Domestic Monopoly Pricestheoretical

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Autarky and the Trend Toward Self-Sufficiencytheoretical

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German Protectionism and Sozialpolitiktheoretical

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The Principle of Nationality and Linguistic Conflictstheoretical

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The Linguistic Group and Liberalism's Solutiontheoretical

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Aggressive Nationalism and Colonial Imperialismtheoretical

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Foreign Investment and the Consequences of Capital Exporttheoretical

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Total War and the Economic Incentives of Etatismchapter

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The Failure of Pacifism and the Problem of Racial Segregationchapter

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Socialism and War: The Conflict of Independent Socialist Stateschapter

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Refutation of Fallacious Explanations: Irrationality and the Aristocratic Doctrinechapter

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Misapprehended Darwinism, Chauvinism, and the Role of Mythschapter

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The Peculiar Characteristics of German Nationalism and Pan-Germanismchapter

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German Nationalism Within an Etatist World and Its Critiquechapter

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Nazism and German Philosophychapter

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Polylogismchapter

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Pan-Germanism and Nazismchapter

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The Social Democrats in Imperial Germany: The Legend vs. Realitychapter

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The Dualism of the Social Democratic Partytheoretical

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The German Workers and the State: Trade-Unionism and Sozialpolitiktheoretical

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Social Loyalty and the Caste Systemtheoretical

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The Social Democrats and the Outbreak of Wartheoretical

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Anti-Semitism and Racism: The Myth of the Aryan Racechapter

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The Struggle against the Jewish Mindchapter

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The Nazi Definition of 'Jewish' and the Myth of the Master Racechapter

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Nazism and Bolshevism: Two Patterns of Socialismchapter

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Interventionism and Legal Discrimination against Jewschapter

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The 'Stab in the Back' Legendchapter

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Anti-Semitism as a Factor in International Politicschapter

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The Weimar Republic and Its Collapse: The Failure of Democracychapter

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The Abdication of German Marxismchapter

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The Abortive Socializationchapter

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The Armed Parties and the Rise of the Reichsbannerchapter

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The Triumph of Nazi Ideology and the Role of Big Businesschapter

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The Treaty of Versailles: Myths and Realitieschapter

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The Congress of Vienna vs. Versailles and the Economic Depressionchapter

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Nazism and German Laborchapter

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The Intellectual Roots of Nazism and the Failure of Foreign Criticismchapter

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Nazism as a World Problem: History and National Characterchapter

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Germany's Rubicon and the Global Failure of Liberalismchapter

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The Delusions of World Planning and the Dictatorship Complexchapter

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A World Governmentchapter

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Planned Productionchapter

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Foreign Trade Agreementschapter

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Monetary Planningchapter

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Planning International Capital Transactionschapter

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Peace Schemes: Armament Controlchapter

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A Critique of Some Other Schemes Proposedchapter

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The Union of the Western Democracieschapter

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Peace in Eastern Europechapter

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The Problems of Asiachapter

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The Role of the League of Nationschapter

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Conclusion: The Failure of Liberalism and the Future of Civilizationchapter

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