Bourgeois society in nineteenth-century Europe
Jürgen Kocka, Allan Mitchell
Abstract
Jürgen Kocka, Allan Mitchell
Abstract
Part 1 European society and the bourgeoisie: the European pattern and the German case, Jurgen Kocka liberalism and bourgeois society, Dieter Langewiesche the nobility and the bourgeoisie in Europe, Werner Mosse businessmen and the bourgeoisie in Western Europe, Youssef Cassis. Part 2 The bourgeoisie in Germany and England: the example of the English middle class, Eric Hobsbawm associations of workers and bourgeois - an anglo-German comparison, 1820-1870, Christiane Eisenberg moral standards and business behaviour in 19th-century Germany and England, Ute Frevert property rights and the status of women in Germany and England, Ursala Vogel. Part 3 The bourgeoisie in Germany and France: the French and German bourgeoisie, 1870-1914, Hartmut Kaelble the petty bourgeoisie and bourgeois types in France and Germany in the late 19th century, Heinz-Gerhard Haupt authority relations in German and French enterprises, 1880-1914, Patrick Fridenson bourgeois liberalism and public health in a Franco-German comparison, Allan Mitchell. Part 4 Special problems and perspectives: the embourgeoisement of the Jews as a paradigm, Schulamit Volkov German burgerlichkeit after 1800 - culture as symbolic practice, Wolfgang Kaschuba the Italian and German bourgeoisie in comparison, Marco Meriggi the development of the Hungarian bourgeoisie - some east-west comparisons, Gyogi Ranki.
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Part 1 European society and the bourgeoisie: the European pattern and the German case, Jurgen Kocka liberalism and bourgeois society, Dieter Langewiesche the nobility and the bourgeoisie in Europe, Werner Mosse businessmen and the bourgeoisie in Western Europe, Youssef Cassis. Part 2 The bourgeoisie in Germany and England: the example of the English middle class, Eric Hobsbawm associations of workers and bourgeois - an anglo-German comparison, 1820-1870, Christiane Eisenberg moral standards and business behaviour in 19th-century Germany and England, Ute Frevert property rights and the status of women in Germany and England, Ursala Vogel. Part 3 The bourgeoisie in Germany and France: the French and German bourgeoisie, 1870-1914, Hartmut Kaelble the petty bourgeoisie and bourgeois types in France and Germany in the late 19th century, Heinz-Gerhard Haupt authority relations in German and French enterprises, 1880-1914, Patrick Fridenson bourgeois liberalism and public health in a Franco-German comparison, Allan Mitchell. Part 4 Special problems and perspectives: the embourgeoisement of the Jews as a paradigm, Schulamit Volkov German burgerlichkeit after 1800 - culture as symbolic practice, Wolfgang Kaschuba the Italian and German bourgeoisie in comparison, Marco Meriggi the development of the Hungarian bourgeoisie - some east-west comparisons, Gyogi Ranki.
Key concepts: Bourgeoisie, German, Economic history, Petite bourgeoisie, Nobility, History, Political science, Law