Intro; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of Tables; Preface; Acknowledgments; List of Abbreviations; Chapter One: The Peculiarity of German History: Handicraft versus Handwerk; Handicraft: A Relic of the Past or a Portent of the Future?; Defining Handicraft: Three Options; Defining Handwerk: A Theoretical Approach; The Peculiarity of German History: Handwerk; Chapter Two: Hamburg: A German Hometown?; Hamburg: A German Sonderweg; Hamburg: The Capital of German Handwerk; Hamburg: A City of Disturbers; The Politics of Corporate Parity: Preserving the Hometown
Hamburg: A German Hometown?Chapter Three: In Search of Hamburg Handwerk: Figures and Forms; The Conceptual Politics of Statistics; Handicraft as Enterprise and Occupation; Handicraft as a Corporate Formation; Handicraft, Hometown and the Structuring of an Occupational Estate; Chapter Four: The Handicraft Occupational Estate in the Crisis of the Weimar Republic; The Artisan Concept of Berufsstand7; The Hamburg Artisan Berufsstand: 1919-33; Apprenticeship: The Internal Defense of the Occupational Estate
Black Labor and the Certificate of Competency: The External Defense of the Occupational EstateConclusion: The Weimar Republic as a Clash of Two Social Orders; Chapter Five: A Constitution without Decision; The Politics of Hometown Corporatism in Weimar Hamburg; Article 164: A Moral Warning; Political Parties, Economic Parliaments and Corporate Parity; Conclusion: The Seeds of Its Own Destruction; Chapter Six: From the Politics of Barter to Volksgemeinschaft; How Handwerk Voted: The Method; How Handwerk Voted: The Context; How Handwerk Voted: The Deal; How Handwerk Voted: The Problem
How Handwerk Voted: The SolutionHow Handwerk Voted: Reconstructing Hometown Hamburg; Conclusion: Continuity in German History Revisited; References; Index
Summary
'Hometown Hamburg' explores the role of institutionalized historical continuity in the collapse of urban democracy in the Weimar Republic
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed March 20, 2019)
