The State: Its History and Development Viewed Sociologically (Classic Reprint)

The State first appeared in Germany in 1908. Since then a Hungarian edition has been published, a French translation has been made, and Roumanian and Italian translations are in course of preparation. Perhaps it is not surprising that the faculties of the great German universities maintained complete silence about this work, just as they had done in the case of most of the authors other books, while in the meantime they put the stamp of their highest approval on less worthy publications. But despite their opposition no less an authority than Herr A dolph Wagner, Dean of the University of Berlin and foremost among German political economists, in his Handworterbuch der Staatsrvissenschaften, in the course of the paper entitled Der Staat in Nationalokonomischer Hinsicht, pronounced The State to be the most important work of its kind ever published. An epitome of Oppenheimer spolitical and historical philosophy is contained in TheS
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