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Vergangenheit und Zukunft der Sozialwissenschaften
1915
by
Schumpeter
Joseph Schumpeter
Aristotle
Epistemology
Legal Theory
Methodology
Causality
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
Industrial Revolution
John Locke
Rationality
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Jeremy Bentham
Thomas Hobbes
Utilitarianism
Adam Smith
Classical Economics
Montesquieu
Natural Law
Physiocracy
Auguste Comte
David Ricardo
Gustav Schmoller
Historical School
Positivism
Austrian School
Carl Menger
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
John Stuart Mill
Marginal Utility
Vilfredo Pareto
Alfred Marshall
Division of Labor
John Bates Clark
Leon Walras
Mathematical Economics
Political Economy
Value Judgments
Deficit Spending
Lujo Brentano
Monetary Theory
Social Democracy
Werner Sombart
Table of Contents · 11 segments
1
Front Matter and Series Information
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2
Section I: The Fragmented Nature and Slow Development of Social Sciences
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3
Section II: The Birth of Social Sciences in the 18th Century
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4
The Influence of Metaphysics and the Rise of Psychology
theoretical
5
Ethics, Natural Law, and the Birth of Economics
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6
Section III: The 19th Century Reaction and the Historical School
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7
Section IV: Continuity and the Return of Theory
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8
Section V: The Future of Social Sciences and the Role of Theory
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9
Postscript and Table of Contents
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10
Table of Contents: Development and Future of Social Sciences
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11
Publisher's Catalog: Economic and Political Works
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