Anpal: Werner Sombart e il militare costituente
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Werner Sombart was a German economist, historian and sociologist. Head of the "Youngest Historical School," he was one of the leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century. The term "late capitalism" is accredited to him. The concept of "creative destruction" associated with capitalism is also of his coinage.
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Born 19 January 1863 · Died 18 May 1941 · Q58031
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Südkurier: Die Werner-Sombart-Straße trägt den Namen „eines antidemokratischen Verfassers kriegsverherrlichender und antisemitischer Schriften“. Wie könnte sie stattdessen heißen?
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Anpal: Werner Sombart e il militare costituente
Südkurier: Die Werner-Sombart-Straße trägt den Namen „eines antidemokratischen Verfassers kriegsverherrlichender und antisemitischer Schriften“. Wie könnte sie stattdessen heißen?
idw: Werner Sombart: Ein Gelehrter voller Widersprüche
WDR: ZeitZeichen: 18.05.1941 - Todestag von Werner Sombart
WirtschaftsWoche Online: Wirtschaftswissenschaft: Werner Sombart - der Geschichtenerzähler
The Forward: Werner Sombart: Portrait of an Anti-Semite
Died 1941-05-18.
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Published Deutscher Sozialismus where he claimed a "new spirit" was beginning to "rule mankind"
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Sombart became professor at the Friedrich Wilhelm University, succeeding his mentor Adolph Wagner
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A "war book" with the title Händler und Helden Sombart welcomed the "German War" as the "inevitable conflict between the English commercial civilisation and the heroic culture of Germany"
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Sombart accepted a call to a full professorship at the Berlin School of Commerce, an inferior institution to Breslau but closer to political "action" than Breslau
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His Why is there no Socialism in the United States
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Sombart accepted a position as associate editor of the Archiv für Sozialwissenschaft und Sozialpolitik, where he worked with his colleagues Edgar Jaffé and Max Weber
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Deals with proto-capitalism, the origins and transition to capitalism from feudalism, and the period he called early capitalism – Frühkapitalismus – which ended before the Industrial Revolution
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Born 1863-01-19.
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