Journal for social and economic history
The journal for social and economic history appeared from 1893 to 1900 and was the forerunner of the quarterly journal for social and economic history founded in 1902, which still exists today . It was edited by Stephan Bauer , Carl Grünberg , Ludo Moritz Hartmann and Emil Szanto and was published by JCB Mohr, Freiburg i. B. and Leipzig in seven annual volumes.
Subject matter and content
According to the editors' wishes, the magazine should “serve exclusively to research the economic conditions of all times and peoples”, and not to deal with current economic and social issues. It is therefore a purely historical journal. The journal consists of annual volumes, each of which contains independent articles, miscelles, literature reviews, overviews of the literature published in Europe on the topic (in the respective languages) and a list of the thematically interesting journal articles from the relevant European journals, which are sometimes summarized or in German have been commented on.
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The magazine served to network European knowledge on the subject of economic history and to enable an international overview. The authors were leading experts, e. B. Lujo Brentano , Franz Eulenburg , Karl Lamprecht , Theodor Mommsen , Robert von Pöhlmann and Werner Sombart .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Introduction, in: Journal for Social and Economic History, Volume 1, 1893, SI