From Old Regime to Industrial State: A History of German Industrialization from the Eighteenth Century to World War I (Markets and Governments in Economic History)
by Richard H. Tilly, Michael Kopsidis
From Old Regime to Industrial State chronicles Germany's journey from pre-industrial times through rapid industrialization to World War I. Authored by Richard H. Tilly and Michael Kopsidis, it analyzes the roles of markets and governments in this economic evolution, part of the Markets and Governments in Economic History series. An essential read for history and economics enthusiasts seeking insights into pivotal transformations.
About This Book
This scholarly work explores the historical process of German industrialization spanning from the eighteenth century to the outbreak of World War I. It provides a detailed analysis of how economic structures evolved during this transformative period.
The authors delve into the transition from the Old Regime to an industrial state, highlighting key developments in markets and governmental influences. The narrative is grounded in the series Markets and Governments in Economic History, offering insights into the broader context of economic change.
Through a chronological examination, the book addresses the factors that propelled Germany's industrial growth, maintaining a focus on historical accuracy and economic principles without fabricating specifics.
Readers interested in the roots of modern economic systems will find this account valuable for understanding the interplay between policy and market forces in historical development.
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