Titlebook: Wilhelm Röpke (1899–1966); A Liberal Political Patricia Commun,Stefan Kolev Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Liberalism

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The Moral Foundations of Society and Technological Progress of the Economy in the Work of Wilhelm Röhumanism and his metaphysical conception of man. The authors emphasize the interdependent set of feedbacks in economy and society which are at the heart of Röpke’s system. In the next step, the connection between morality and social integration is explored via the concept of metastability of the mar

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Was Wilhelm Röpke Really a Proto-Keynesian?6 . and previous publications, Fèvre shows that Röpke attempted a synthesis by drawing upon various inspirations in business cycle theory. The major impulses stemmed from J.M. Keynes, with concepts from the period before his ., and F.A. Hayek, both of whom in Fèvre’s assessment were equally importan

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The Secondary Depression: An Integral Part of Wilhelm Röpke’s Business Cycle Theoryy depression as a consequence of a failed purification process (primary depression) without elaborating on their relationship. Thus, literature on Röpke’s work emphasizes the independence of the secondary depression from the primary depression and even considers this independent secondary depression

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From Basel to Brooklyn: Liberal Cultural Pessimism in Burckhardt, Röpke, and the American Neoconservessimism does not mean that he was a conservative. Liberal cultural pessimism can be found in both anti-modernist and modernist forms. Jacob Burckhardt and Röpke share an anti-modernist liberal cultural pessimism, whereas the American neoconservative Irving Kristol is an example of a modernist liber

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Cultural Pessimism and Liberal Regeneration? Wilhelm Röpke as an Ideological In-Between in German Sotes patterns of thought that can be found in the cultural pessimism of the 1920s, among others in Oswald Spengler. Their rhapsodic textual form resonates with the “intellectual novel” as conceived by Thomas Mann. Röpke is also compared to Dutch historian Johan Huizinga. Röpke’s social utopia shared

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Wilhelm Röpke on Liberalism, Culture, and Economic Developmentonomics today. His observations regarding the interconnectedness of economic development and culture demonstrated the importance of social processes for economics. Goldschmidt and Dörr highlight the societal structures to which Röpke conferred importance for economic development, connecting this ass

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Skepticism About Markets and Optimism About Culturey, given Röpke’s general cultural pessimism. Röpke trusted the market as an organizational principle, but he dismissed assigning to it the main role in organizing society. For Schneider, Röpke very specifically meant bourgeois culture and was optimistic about this particular culture. However, Röpke