Contextualising Max Weberâs Dialogue with German Social Democracy: The Debate on the Worker as a Political Actor from the Pre-1848 Period to 1890s Imperial Germany

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ChapterÂ 6 Contextualising Max Weberâs Dialogue with German Social Democracy: The Debate on the Worker as a Political Actor from the Pre-1848 Period to 1890s Imperial Germany

In: The Young Max Weber and German Social Democracy

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Victor Strazzeri

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Series:Â Historical Materialism Book Series, Volume: 259

Front Matter

Part 1 The Young Max Weber and Imperial German Politics: Between the Crisis of Liberalism and the Challenge of German Social Democracy (1884â1891/2)

PartÂ 2 Max Weberâs Laboratory: The âRural Labour Questionâ and the Genesis of Weberian Social Thought (1892â4)

PartÂ 3 Imperialism and the Nexus of Class, Race and Culture in Max Weberâs Early Thought (1894â8)

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