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Richard H. Tilly

    17 octobre 1932 – 18 février 2023
    Willy H. Schlieker
    Economic globalization, international organizations and crisis management
    Vertrauen
    European economic integration as a challenge to industry and government
    From Old Regime to Industrial State - A History of German Industrialization from the Eighteenth Century to World War I
    50 years of EU economic dynamics
    • 50 years of EU economic dynamics

      • 359pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
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      Experts present their analyses of historical developments as well as new economic challenges for the European Union. Contributors, representatives from major banks and academia, point out the dramatic economic shifts among and within Europe, Asia, and the United States. At the bottom line of this EU analysis are major implications for investors, managers, policymakers, and the public at large in both the EU and the rest of the world.

      50 years of EU economic dynamics
    • The book delves into Germany's industrialization by tracing its roots back to the 18th century, challenging the notion of a sudden breakthrough. Tilly and Kopsidis emphasize the importance of market demand, agricultural advancements, and regional customs. They identify three pivotal factors: the rise of rural industry, the centralization of skilled craftsmen, and the development of civil service bureaucracies. This comprehensive analysis highlights how international trade and merchant capital accumulation fueled Germany's economic transformation, laying the groundwork for its modern industrial strength.

      From Old Regime to Industrial State - A History of German Industrialization from the Eighteenth Century to World War I
    • explicit presentation of some of those stylized facts in the form of a brief, chronologically structured narrative. In keeping with the broad scope of this volume we begin by going back at least two hundred years, to the growth of an integrated national capital market in England in the 18th century (see Neal Chapter). This starting point has the advantage of calling attention to a number of important points. First, the form of integration by which a central market (London) for a standardized good (government bonds or consols) came to serve as linkage between two or more hitherto separate (regional) markets, represents a typical and important form of fInancial (and economic) integration. In Kindleberger's terminology it is the "integration via third parties" form (where, say, security prices in A and B converge): 2 A C B instead of A B. In the 18th-century English context this central market provided a widely available index of the opportunity costs of alternative investments, the importance of which should not be underestimated, for it contributed to national economic integration in England (NEAL, 1994). Second, this example illustrates an important point of political economy. The prerequisite for the development of the central market mentioned was the establishment of sound public fInances based on the state's widely accepted power to tax.

      European economic integration as a challenge to industry and government
    • Aus dem Inhalt: I. Abhandlungen und Studien Sheilagh Ogilvie: The Use and Abuse of Trust: Social Capital and ist Deployment by Early Modern Guilds Georg Fertig: Zwischen Xenophobie und Freundschaftspreis: Landmarkt und familiäre Beziehungen in Westfalen, 1830-1866 Timothy W. Guinanne: Trust: A Concept Too Many Martin Fiedler: Zur Rolle des Vertrauens in der „Deutschland-AG“: Verflechtungen zwischen Finanz- und Nichtfinanzunternehmen im 20. Jahrhundert Richard Tilly: Trust and Mistrust: Banks, Giant Debtors, and Enterprise Crises in Germany, 1960-2000 II. Diskussion Manuel Schramm: Konsumpolitik und Regionalisierung des Konsums in Sachsen 1933-2000 III. Forschungs- und Literaturberichte Niko Waesche: „Rational Exuberance“. Wirtschaftsgeschichtliche Kommentare zu Finanzeuphorie und Gründeroptimismus während der New Economy Jürgen Overhoff: Adam Smiths Menschenbild und Wirtschaftstheorie. Ist das Adam-Smith-Problem wirklich gelöst?

      Vertrauen
    • Based on historical perspectives of evolution of major organizations and the latest developments of the 1990s, the analysis here focuses on financial market dynamics, monetary issues and labor market aspects. Reform options for selected international organizations are discussed including aspects of trade, foreign investment and international externalities. Game theoretic concepts are also applied.

      Economic globalization, international organizations and crisis management
    • Willy H. Schlieker

      Aufstieg und Fall eines Unternehmers (1914-1980)

      Willy H. Schlieker gilt als eine der schillerndsten Unternehmerpersönlichkeiten der deutschen Nachkriegszeit. Geboren 1914 als Sohn eines Hamburger Werftarbeiters, hat er die entscheidenden Schritte seines sozialen Aufstiegs in der NS-Zeit genommen. Schon in der Aufrüstungsphase gegen Ende der 1930er Jahre etablierte er sich im Eisen- und Stahlhandel. 1948 legte er mit dem Kauf eines ehemaligen schlesischen Eisenhandelsunternehmens den ersten Baustein seines zukünftigen Industriekonzerns. Bis Mitte der 1950er Jahre war er aufgrund seiner forschen und teilweise geradezu erfinderischen (und riskanten) Handelsgeschäfte mehrfacher Millionär geworden und stand an der Spitze seines diversifizierten Großunternehmens. Bis Anfang der 1960er Jahre hatte er die modernste Werft Deutschlands aufgebaut und in den Mittelpunkt seines Imperiums gesetzt. Finanzierungs- und Liquiditätsprobleme holten das Unternehmen jedoch 1962 ein: Der Zusammenbruch des Schlieker-Konzerns zählt zu den interessantesten und umstrittensten Fällen in der Geschichte von Unternehmenskrisen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland zwischen 1960 und 2002.

      Willy H. Schlieker