Theodor Fritsch
The Riddle of the Jew's Success (1927)
From the Preface
If there are riddles in the history of the nations, then the Jews most certainly present one of the chief instances; and, whoever has occupied himself with the problems of humanity, without advancing so far as the great problem of the Jews, has, so far as knowledge and...
Arthur Kitson
The Trade Slump (1921)
THE present trade slump is not an entirely surprising or unexpected event to certain people. It had been predicted by two or three writers and economists, and particularly by certain financiers more than a year ago, when business was booming, and when there seemed a long period of prosperity before us.
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Jerome Davis
Capitalism and Its Culture (1935)
From the Foreword
We live in a capitalistic era and should uncover and appraise all ascertainable truth about the age in which we live. Surprisingly enough, there has been little or no detailed scientific research carried on concerning the general effects of capitalism and the part it plays in...
R. H. Tawney
Religion and the Rise of Capitalism - A Historical Study (1922)
Originally published in 1922. From The Holland Memorial Lectures.
From the PREFATORY NOTE
THE friends of the late Henry Scott Holland founded a lectureship in his memory, the Deed of Foundation laying it down that a course of lectures, to be called the Holland M...
Werner Sombart
The Jews and Modern Capitalism (1913)
Werner Sombart (1863 -1941) was a German economist and sociologist and one of the leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century. Sombart's "The Jews and Modern Capitalism" is an effort similar to Max Weber's historic study of the connection betw...
