Herman Freudenberger
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3945558 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Herman Freudenberger |
| NOMBRES | Herman |
| APELLIDO | Freudenberger |
| FIRMA | FREUDENBERGER H |
| AFILIACIONES | Tulane University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 136 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1960 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
A Peculiar Sample
Richard Steckel and Nicolas Ziebarth (2016) find that biases in height by age imposed by traders versus non-traders were negligible. Importantly, their method of identifying traders differs from that of Jonathan Pritchett and Herman Freudenberger (1992). Using a sample of inward coastwise manifests for the port of New Orleans, we show that Steckel and Ziebarth made errors classifying shippers, that they underestimate the relative number of slaves…
Human Energy and Work in a European Village
In order to understand the problem of poverty its historical background must be elucidated. Since in the past most people in Europe were peasants living in small villages, a useful, initial way to examine the question of poverty is to investigate the villagers' condition of life. A basic contribution to this endeavor is to compile a food balance sheet that includes the food energy necessary for a healthy population, the amount of food in terms of…
Work Efficiency and Endogenous Growth
Political Centralization and Labour Coercion
Government requires coercion, if only to arrest free riding. Physical coercion alone may not suffice for this purpose, however, and ideological means may be needed as well. This basic principle underlies all government. In market economies the coercive capabilities of government may be expected to be financed out of taxes ultimately levied on factor owners' money incomes, that is, on wages, profits, and rent. On the other hand, in economies where…
A Peculiar Sample
Domestic slave traders selected taller slaves for shipment to the New Orleans market in order to increase their profits. Because traded slaves made up a large share of the slaves shipped coastwise, age/height profiles constructed from the shipping manifests are biased upwards. The extent of the bias appears to be small for adult slaves but not for children; those listed on the manifests were taller than the general population of a comparable age
The Domestic United States Slave Trade
seaboard states and the areas farther west that were being opened up to exploitation. Using data from certificates of good character, a unique source of information for slaves traded in the New Orleans market, this research note adds further details to what is known of this interregional trade. For only a brief time, certificates of good character had to accompany any slave brought in from another state. These certificates are especially interest…
A New Look at the Early Factory Labor Force
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On the rational origins of the modern centralized state
Economic History of the Jews
Transfer of Technology
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Health, work, and leisure before the industrial revolution
Explorations in Managerial Economics
Schuss und Kette
312 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE lishments and services. For a short time the volume of mail handled by the Pithole post office was exceeded in Pennsylvania only by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Underlying this amazing vitality was oil and the speculation to which it gave rise. That aspect of the story is well known, but what interests Darrah more is how a community of this sort operated and how it organized itself to handle problems of fir…
Schuss und Kette
L’ evolution des techniques du filage et du tissage du Moyen-Age à la Révolution Industrielle by Walter Endrei (review)
92 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE ern production and designing. It is the first book in English to cover the entire subject of printing from the point of view of artist. There are ninety illustrations, many of them colored, showing variety and wealth of design, as well as the machinery for production. Hector C. Borghetty* L'evolution des techniques du filage et du tissage du Moyen-Age à la Révolution Industrielle. By Walter Endrei. Translate…
L'evolution des techniques du filage et du tissage du Moyen-Age a la Revolution Industrielle
An exploration in entrepreneurial motivation and action
Records of the Bohemian Iron Industry, 1694–1875
In the manner of the Creole tradesmen of Louisiana, whose lagniappe to their patrons is legendary, the Editor offers a similar bonus to readers of the Review . Instead of trifling presents added to a purchase, however, our lagniappe will be notes and documents illustrative of the evolution of business enterprise
"On The " Genesis of Modern Management
ON THE “GENESIS OF MODERN MANAGEMENT” HERMAN FREUDENBERGER The recipient of the Newcomen Society Prize in 1967 for his Genesis of Modern Management (Cambridge, Mass., 1965), Sidney Pollard is without question deserving of the honor. His study represents a major contribution to the history of the British Industrial Revolution and therefore at the same time to industrial and economic history in general. It is a compendium of scholarly work that has…
Die Kaiserliche Wirtschaftspolitik im Banat im 18. Jahrhundert
"On the "Genesis of Modern Management
recipient of the Newcomen Society Prize in 1967 for his Genesis of Modern Management (Cambridge, Mass., 1965), Sidney Pollard is without question deserving of the honor. His study represents a major contribution to the history of the British Industrial Revolution and therefore at the same time to industrial and economic history in general. It is a compendium of scholarly work that has been completed; it also draws heavily on unpublished materials…
State Intervention as an Obstacle to Economic Growth in the Habsburg Monarchy
State intervention as an obstacle to economic growth and development is a proposition that is especially intriguing in connection with the Habsburg monarchy of the eighteenth century. The posing of the question forces the historian to consider whether it can be applied to the problem of a static society ruled by a dynasty and controlled by a large agglomeration of urban-corporate and rural-manorial structures. What is a state in this context and …
Three Mercantilistic Proto-Factories
The role of “proto-factories” in the industrial development of eighteenth-century Europe is explored through comparison of three Bohemian examples
The Waldstein Woollen Mill-Noble Entrepreneurship in Eighteenth-Century Bohemia
Geschichte Der Deutschen Landwirtschaft Vom Fruhen Mittelalter Bis Zum 19. Jahrhundert
"On the "Genesis of Modern Management
recipient of the Newcomen Society Prize in 1967 for his Genesis of Modern Management (Cambridge, Mass., 1965), Sidney Pollard is without question deserving of the honor. His study represents a major contribution to the history of the British Industrial Revolution and therefore at the same time to industrial and economic history in general. It is a compendium of scholarly work that has been completed; it also draws heavily on unpublished materials…
A Peculiar Sample
Domestic slave traders selected taller slaves for shipment to the New Orleans market in order to increase their profits. Because traded slaves made up a large share of the slaves shipped coastwise, age/height profiles constructed from the shipping manifests are biased upwards. The extent of the bias appears to be small for adult slaves but not for children; those listed on the manifests were taller than the general population of a comparable age
Health, work, and leisure before the industrial revolution
On the rational origins of the modern centralized state
The Domestic United States Slave Trade
seaboard states and the areas farther west that were being opened up to exploitation. Using data from certificates of good character, a unique source of information for slaves traded in the New Orleans market, this research note adds further details to what is known of this interregional trade. For only a brief time, certificates of good character had to accompany any slave brought in from another state. These certificates are especially interest…
Fashion, Sumptuary Laws, and Business
A remarkable instance of the interaction of business, society, and government unfolds in this study of the origins and effects of seventeenth-and eighteenth-century restrictions on luxury
State Intervention as an Obstacle to Economic Growth in the Habsburg Monarchy
State intervention as an obstacle to economic growth and development is a proposition that is especially intriguing in connection with the Habsburg monarchy of the eighteenth century. The posing of the question forces the historian to consider whether it can be applied to the problem of a static society ruled by a dynasty and controlled by a large agglomeration of urban-corporate and rural-manorial structures. What is a state in this context and …
The Woolen-Goods Industry of the Habsburg Monarchy in the Eighteenth Century
In the eighteenth century, industry, though still a minor factor in the total economy of the Habsburg monarchy-over 80 per cent of the people lived on the land-was the object of special attention from statesmen and theorists. To them industry connoted progress and showed great promise of being the handmaiden to the evolving power of the modern state. The great teacher in this respect was Colbert, and since the late seventeenth century the rulers …
A Peculiar Sample
Richard Steckel and Nicolas Ziebarth (2016) find that biases in height by age imposed by traders versus non-traders were negligible. Importantly, their method of identifying traders differs from that of Jonathan Pritchett and Herman Freudenberger (1992). Using a sample of inward coastwise manifests for the port of New Orleans, we show that Steckel and Ziebarth made errors classifying shippers, that they underestimate the relative number of slaves…
Three Mercantilistic Proto-Factories
The role of “proto-factories” in the industrial development of eighteenth-century Europe is explored through comparison of three Bohemian examples
A New Look at the Early Factory Labor Force
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Woolen-Goods Industry of the Habsburg Monarchy in the Eighteenth Century
In the eighteenth century, industry, though still a minor factor in the total economy of the Habsburg monarchy-over 80 per cent of the people lived on the land-was the object of special attention from statesmen and theorists. To them industry connoted progress and showed great promise of being the handmaiden to the evolving power of the modern state. The great teacher in this respect was Colbert, and since the late seventeenth century the rulers …
Fashion, Sumptuary Laws, and Business
A remarkable instance of the interaction of business, society, and government unfolds in this study of the origins and effects of seventeenth-and eighteenth-century restrictions on luxury
Geschichte Der Deutschen Landwirtschaft Vom Fruhen Mittelalter Bis Zum 19. Jahrhundert
The Waldstein Woolen Mill. Noble Entrepreneurship in Eighteenth Century Bohemia
The Waldstein Woollen Mill-Noble Entrepreneurship in Eighteenth-Century Bohemia
Three Mercantilistic Proto-Factories
The role of “proto-factories” in the industrial development of eighteenth-century Europe is explored through comparison of three Bohemian examples
State Intervention as an Obstacle to Economic Growth in the Habsburg Monarchy
State intervention as an obstacle to economic growth and development is a proposition that is especially intriguing in connection with the Habsburg monarchy of the eighteenth century. The posing of the question forces the historian to consider whether it can be applied to the problem of a static society ruled by a dynasty and controlled by a large agglomeration of urban-corporate and rural-manorial structures. What is a state in this context and …
An exploration in entrepreneurial motivation and action
Records of the Bohemian Iron Industry, 1694–1875
In the manner of the Creole tradesmen of Louisiana, whose lagniappe to their patrons is legendary, the Editor offers a similar bonus to readers of the Review . Instead of trifling presents added to a purchase, however, our lagniappe will be notes and documents illustrative of the evolution of business enterprise
"On The " Genesis of Modern Management
ON THE “GENESIS OF MODERN MANAGEMENT” HERMAN FREUDENBERGER The recipient of the Newcomen Society Prize in 1967 for his Genesis of Modern Management (Cambridge, Mass., 1965), Sidney Pollard is without question deserving of the honor. His study represents a major contribution to the history of the British Industrial Revolution and therefore at the same time to industrial and economic history in general. It is a compendium of scholarly work that has…
Die Kaiserliche Wirtschaftspolitik im Banat im 18. Jahrhundert
"On the "Genesis of Modern Management
recipient of the Newcomen Society Prize in 1967 for his Genesis of Modern Management (Cambridge, Mass., 1965), Sidney Pollard is without question deserving of the honor. His study represents a major contribution to the history of the British Industrial Revolution and therefore at the same time to industrial and economic history in general. It is a compendium of scholarly work that has been completed; it also draws heavily on unpublished materials…
L’ evolution des techniques du filage et du tissage du Moyen-Age à la Révolution Industrielle by Walter Endrei (review)
92 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE ern production and designing. It is the first book in English to cover the entire subject of printing from the point of view of artist. There are ninety illustrations, many of them colored, showing variety and wealth of design, as well as the machinery for production. Hector C. Borghetty* L'evolution des techniques du filage et du tissage du Moyen-Age à la Révolution Industrielle. By Walter Endrei. Translate…
L'evolution des techniques du filage et du tissage du Moyen-Age a la Revolution Industrielle
Schuss und Kette
312 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE lishments and services. For a short time the volume of mail handled by the Pithole post office was exceeded in Pennsylvania only by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Underlying this amazing vitality was oil and the speculation to which it gave rise. That aspect of the story is well known, but what interests Darrah more is how a community of this sort operated and how it organized itself to handle problems of fir…
Schuss und Kette
Explorations in Managerial Economics
Health, work, and leisure before the industrial revolution
Economic History of the Jews
Transfer of Technology
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
On the rational origins of the modern centralized state
A New Look at the Early Factory Labor Force
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Domestic United States Slave Trade
seaboard states and the areas farther west that were being opened up to exploitation. Using data from certificates of good character, a unique source of information for slaves traded in the New Orleans market, this research note adds further details to what is known of this interregional trade. For only a brief time, certificates of good character had to accompany any slave brought in from another state. These certificates are especially interest…
A Peculiar Sample
Domestic slave traders selected taller slaves for shipment to the New Orleans market in order to increase their profits. Because traded slaves made up a large share of the slaves shipped coastwise, age/height profiles constructed from the shipping manifests are biased upwards. The extent of the bias appears to be small for adult slaves but not for children; those listed on the manifests were taller than the general population of a comparable age
Political Centralization and Labour Coercion
Government requires coercion, if only to arrest free riding. Physical coercion alone may not suffice for this purpose, however, and ideological means may be needed as well. This basic principle underlies all government. In market economies the coercive capabilities of government may be expected to be financed out of taxes ultimately levied on factor owners' money incomes, that is, on wages, profits, and rent. On the other hand, in economies where…
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