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  • English Economic History
    Philip Anthony Brown / R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
    A two‑century archive, in a single durable book. A window into how markets, governments and people negotiated wealth and work.English Economic History: Select Documents by Philip Anthony Brown gathers a historical document collection that reads like a vivid, primary source compilation. This economic history anthology invites readers to trace taxation and commerce, weigh industr...
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    32,03 €

  • Religion and the Rise of Capitalism
    R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
    It may be useless to deny that most of the West functions under the reign of capitalism, but despite this fact the question of the origin of this paradigm and how it came to such a prominent position in our society remains unclear. This is the vital question Religion and the Rise of Capitalism aims to address. In what has proven something of a minor classic, R. H. Tawney sets h...
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    24,66 €

  • Social History and Literature
    R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
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    17,01 €

  • The Acquisitive Society
    R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
    2013 Reprint of 1920 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. 'The Acquisitive Society' stands out as Tawney’s most influential work of social criticism. One of his most widely read books, it criticized the selfish individualism of modern society. Capitalism, he insisted, encourages acquisitiveness and thereby corrup...
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    14,23 €

  • Business and Politics Under James I
    R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
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    50,29 €

  • Agrarian China
    R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
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    82,49 €

  • The Acquisitive Society
    R. H. Tawney / RHTawney
    The Acquisitive Society was written by R. H. Tawney and published in 1920. Tawney herein criticizes the selfish individualism of modern industrial societies. He argues that capitalism corrupts via the promotion of economic self-interest, leading to aimless production in response to greed and insatiable acquisitiveness, and hence to perversions of industrialism. He attests furth...
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    14,34 €