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Paperback. Condition: New. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austria's First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann - Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state - and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austria's Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austria's First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann - Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state - and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austria's Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austria's First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann - Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state - and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austria's Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austrias First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austrias Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austria's First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann - Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state - and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austria's Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Scientific Essay from the year 2021 in the subject Politics - Topic: Globalization, Political Economics, grade: 1, Central European University Budapest (Institute for Advanced Studies), language: English, abstract: This essay follows two main lines of argument. The first is that the critical issue in the current political and social crisis in the European Union is the lack of democratic representation and control. The crisis in the European Union is not one but many, shifting its many forms between financial, economic, social, and political domains. The second line of argument might be read as a direct reversal of Friedrich von Hayek's conclusions elaborated in 'The Road to Serfdom'. He claimed that the state regulation of the economy and finances bears the seed of the future fall into authoritarian rule. The author takes an opposite stance, urging that the unregulated market economy and its proneness to financial hazard, the consequence of which are financial crises and major destabilisations of economies and social security of the citizens, is potentially even more direct a road towards an authoritarian rule and that the elements of such developments can already be traced in Europe. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austrias First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austrias Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Man schreibt das Jahr 1914. Ein ungewöhnlicher Zeitpunkt für eine polnische Jüdin, ihren Ehemann zu verlassen und nach Wien zurückzukehren. Helene Gumplowitz Landau riskiert es aus Leidenschaft für den Sozialismus und aus Liebe zu dem zehn Jahre jüngeren Otto Bauer, dem führenden österreichischen »Austromarxisten«. Helene Bauer macht sich als Marxistin in Wiener intellektuellen Kreisen der Ersten Republik einen Namen. Sie polemisiert als eine der ersten Ökonominnen gegen die Väter des Neoliberalismus, Ludwig Mises und Friedrich Hayek, ermahnt Otto Neurath über die Mängel einer geldlosen Wirtschaft, tritt gegen den damals einflussreichsten Philosophen Österreichs Ottmar Spann auf und warnt als eine der ersten vor den Gefahren der großen Depression der 1930er als Grundlage für den Aufstieg des Faschismus. Sie stirbt im amerikanischen Exil und wird als Jüdin und Sozialistin in der Zweiten Republik weitgehend vergessen. 100 Jahre später sind ihre Analysen der Krisen aus ihrer Zeit erstaunlich aktuell und bieten Lösungsansätze für unsere Krisen. 236 pp. Deutsch.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Man schreibt das Jahr 1914. Ein ungewöhnlicher Zeitpunkt für eine polnische Jüdin, ihren Ehemann zu verlassen und nach Wien zurückzukehren. Helene Gumplowitz Landau riskiert es aus Leidenschaft für den Sozialismus und aus Liebe zu dem zehn Jahre jüngeren Otto Bauer, dem führenden österreichischen »Austromarxisten«. Helene Bauer macht sich als Marxistin in Wiener intellektuellen Kreisen der Ersten Republik einen Namen. Sie polemisiert als eine der ersten Ökonominnen gegen die Väter des Neoliberalismus, Ludwig Mises und Friedrich Hayek, ermahnt Otto Neurath über die Mängel einer geldlosen Wirtschaft, tritt gegen den damals einflussreichsten Philosophen Österreichs Ottmar Spann auf und warnt als eine der ersten vor den Gefahren der großen Depression der 1930er als Grundlage für den Aufstieg des Faschismus. Sie stirbt im amerikanischen Exil und wird als Jüdin und Sozialistin in der Zweiten Republik weitgehend vergessen. 100 Jahre später sind ihre Analysen der Krisen aus ihrer Zeit erstaunlich aktuell und bieten Lösungsansätze für unsere Krisen. 236 pp. Deutsch.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austria's First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann - Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state - and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austria's Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Man schreibt das Jahr 1914. Ein ungewöhnlicher Zeitpunkt für eine polnische Jüdin, ihren Ehemann zu verlassen und nach Wien zurückzukehren. Helene Gumplowitz Landau riskiert es aus Leidenschaft für den Sozialismus und aus Liebe zu dem zehn Jahre jüngeren Otto Bauer, dem führenden österreichischen 'Austromarxisten'. Helene Bauer macht sich als Marxistin in Wiener intellektuellen Kreisen der Ersten Republik einen Namen. Sie polemisiert als eine der ersten Ökonominnen gegen die Väter des Neoliberalismus, Ludwig Mises und Friedrich Hayek, ermahnt Otto Neurath über die Mängel einer geldlosen Wirtschaft, tritt gegen den damals einflussreichsten Philosophen Österreichs Ottmar Spann auf und warnt als eine der ersten vor den Gefahren der großen Depression der 1930er als Grundlage für den Aufstieg des Faschismus. Sie stirbt im amerikanischen Exil und wird als Jüdin und Sozialistin in der Zweiten Republik weitgehend vergessen. 100 Jahre später sind ihre Analysen der Krisen aus ihrer Zeit erstaunlich aktuell und bieten Lösungsansätze für unsere Krisen.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The year is 1914--a highly unusual time for a Polish Jewish woman to leave her husband and children and relocate to Vienna. Yet Helene Gumplowitz Landau takes this bold step, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In the intellectual circles of Vienna's First Republic, Helene Bauer emerges as a prominent Marxist economist and social scientist. She becomes one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She critiques Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronts Ottmar Spann--Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state--and is among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austria's Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An introduction to the life and thought of the Marxist economist and social scientist Helene Bauer, who shaped intellectual and political debates in Austrias First Republic.In 1914, the Polish Jewish socialist Helene Gumplowitz Landau left her husband and children to relocate to Vienna, driven by her unwavering passion for socialism and her love for Otto Bauer, a leading Austrian Marxist a decade her junior. In Vienna, Bauer became one of the first female economists to challenge the founding figures of neoliberalism, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. She criticised Otto Neurath for the flaws in his vision of a moneyless economy, confronted Ottmar Spann Austria's foremost philosopher and ideologue of the fascist corporatist state and was among the earliest voices warning that the Great Depression could fuel the rise of fascism. Helene Bauer spent her final years in exile in the United States, her contributions largely forgotten in Austrias Second Republic. Yet, a century later, her incisive analyses of the crises of her time remain strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the challenges of today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: New. Man schreibt das Jahr 1914. Ein ungewoehnlicher Zeitpunkt fuer eine polnische Juedin, ihren Ehemann zu verlassen und nach Wien zurueckzukehren. Helene Gumplowitz Landau riskiert es aus Leidenschaft fuer den Sozialismus und aus Liebe zu dem zehn Jahre juengeren Ot.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Man schreibt das Jahr 1914. Ein ungewöhnlicher Zeitpunkt für eine polnische Jüdin, ihren Ehemann zu verlassen und nach Wien zurückzukehren. Helene Gumplowitz Landau riskiert es aus Leidenschaft für den Sozialismus und aus Liebe zu dem zehn Jahre jüngeren Otto Bauer, dem führenden österreichischen 'Austromarxisten'. Helene Bauer macht sich als Marxistin in Wiener intellektuellen Kreisen der Ersten Republik einen Namen. Sie polemisiert als eine der ersten Ökonominnen gegen die Väter des Neoliberalismus, Ludwig Mises und Friedrich Hayek, ermahnt Otto Neurath über die Mängel einer geldlosen Wirtschaft, tritt gegen den damals einflussreichsten Philosophen Österreichs Ottmar Spann auf und warnt als eine der ersten vor den Gefahren der großen Depression der 1930er als Grundlage für den Aufstieg des Faschismus. Sie stirbt im amerikanischen Exil und wird als Jüdin und Sozialistin in der Zweiten Republik weitgehend vergessen. 100 Jahre später sind ihre Analysen der Krisen aus ihrer Zeit erstaunlich aktuell und bieten Lösungsansätze für unsere Krisen.mandelbaum verlag eG, Wipplingerstraße 23, 1010 Wien 236 pp. Deutsch.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Man schreibt das Jahr 1914. Ein ungewöhnlicher Zeitpunkt für eine polnische Jüdin, ihren Ehemann zu verlassen und nach Wien zurückzukehren. Helene Gumplowitz Landau riskiert es aus Leidenschaft für den Sozialismus und aus Liebe zu dem zehn Jahre jüngeren Otto Bauer, dem führenden österreichischen »Austromarxisten«. Helene Bauer macht sich als Marxistin in Wiener intellektuellen Kreisen der Ersten Republik einen Namen. Sie polemisiert als eine der ersten Ökonominnen gegen die Väter des Neoliberalismus, Ludwig Mises und Friedrich Hayek, ermahnt Otto Neurath über die Mängel einer geldlosen Wirtschaft, tritt gegen den damals einflussreichsten Philosophen Österreichs Ottmar Spann auf und warnt als eine der ersten vor den Gefahren der großen Depression der 1930er als Grundlage für den Aufstieg des Faschismus. Sie stirbt im amerikanischen Exil und wird als Jüdin und Sozialistin in der Zweiten Republik weitgehend vergessen. 100 Jahre später sind ihre Analysen der Krisen aus ihrer Zeit erstaunlich aktuell und bieten Lösungsansätze für unsere Krisen.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Helene Bauer - Intellektuelle, Ökonomin, Austromarxistin | Schriften zur politischen Ökonomie 1919-1936 | Dunja Larise | Taschenbuch | 236 S. | Deutsch | 2024 | Mandelbaum Verlag eG | EAN 9783991360452 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Mandelbaum Verlag eG, Wipplingerstr. 23, 1010 WIEN, ÖSTERREICH, office[at]mandelbaum[dot]at | Anbieter: preigu. …