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Harald Schwaetzer

Gabe oder Geld?

Carsten Herrmann-Pillath

Georg Simmel’s Theory of Money and its Relevance for Current Neuroeconomics and Psychology

Bertram Schefold (Hg.)

Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftler in Frankfurt am Main

Ulrich Busch

Johann Gottlieb Fichtes vorkapitalistischer Antikapitalismus

Jan Beaufort

Der Ammian-Tsunami redatiert

Georg Quaas

Die ökonomische Theorie von Karl Marx

Claus Thomasberger

'Kritik der politischen Ökonomie' nach Keynes und Polanyi

Siegbert Preuß

Zwischen Gleichgewicht und Ungleichgewicht

Karl-Heinz Schmidt

Prussian reform politicians (Hardenberg, Humboldt and Stein) and German economists at the time of the Congress of Vienna

Andries Nentjes

Metternich, the man who made Thonet

Robert W. J. Jansen

The concert of Europe and the secession of the Belgian Netherlands

F. L. van Holthoon

The Congress of Vienna

Joachim Hennze

At a breathtaking pace

Hans Frambach

Concerning the forms and nature of national debt

Hans Frambach

European Crisis – the case of the "Kingdom of Westphalia"

Hans Frambach

History of eonomic thought in the early 19th century: How the state of knowledge influenced the German representatives at the Congress of Vienna

Emmanouil M.L. Economou et al.

From merchants to freedom fighters: The Greek navy 1800-1830

Günther Chaloupek

The impact of the Napoleonic wars on the economy of the Habsburg monarchy: State bankruptcy and currency reform in Austrian economic literature

Günther Chaloupek

Economic depression after glorious victory – the Austrian economy in the post-Napoleonic era

Günther Chaloupek

The Congress of Vienna and the emerging rivalry between Austria and Prussia for hegemony in Central Europe