Jürgen Schmidt
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3797245 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jürgen Schmidt |
| PRENOMES | Jürgen |
| SOBRENOME | Schmidt |
| ASSINATURA | SCHMIDT J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin International Research Center “Work and Human Lifecycle in Global History” |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6849-9491 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1981 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Sasanidische und frühislamische Ruinen im Iraq
Working-Class Leaders and Their Political Work Between Civil-Societal Engagement and Class Conflicts
John D. French's stimulating article, which explores the scope for comparing working-class leaders across time and space, is considered in this contribution by reference to my biography of August Bebel and with a particular focus on the following topics: a) historical actors as shaped by their own particular time and place; b) the importance of personal relationships and networks in making people who they are; c) the importance of psychological e…
Äquivalente Reziprozität oder Vorteilsuche? Empirische Befunde im Taking-Spiel bei 14-16-jährigen Mittelschüler(inne)n und Gymnasiast(inn)en
Die Studie prüft bei 14-16-jährigen Schüler(inne)n mittels Taking-Spiel experimentell, in welchem Ausmaß nichtstrategisch reziprokes Verhalten zu beobachten ist. Dabei wird auch die Verwendung des Begriffs „altruistische Reziprozität" in der Fairnessforschung problematisiert. Die zentralen Fragen unserer Studie sind im Einzelnen: (1) Weshalb ist der Begriff „altruistische Reziprozität" zur Bezeichnung nichtstrategisch bedingter Kooperation missve…
The German labour movement, 1830s-1840s
It is a key idea that the German Labour Movement originated in the early nineteenth century abroad. In the more liberal atmosphere of Paris, Brussels, Geneva and London political refugees and travelling journeymen came together and founded associations. This turn of events should, however, not be seen solely within the analytical framework of class formation but also as part of the civil societal development of a transnational movement that fough…
Generational, Biographical and Life-Course Approaches to the History of the German Labour Movement in the Nineteenth Century
While generational and biographical approaches are well-established methods in historical scholarship, life-course approaches are less prominent. This article seeks to bridge that gap by applying all these methods to an examination of the early membership of the German labour movement in the 1860s and 1870s. It considers whether we can interpret the rise of the labour movement in the nineteenth century as a generational phenomenon and explain it …
Arbeitergeschichte
This article deals with the relations, tensions, and points of convergence between global, national, regional, and local labor historiography. It takes a European perspective on the field and proposes some new approaches. Further, the article seeks to show how different topics might be fruitful for future research and might allow for collaboration between historians working both with more local and more global scopes. These topics include: free a…
Die Grenzen der Rational Choice Theorie
Public services in Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main compared ( c . 1890–1914)
How can a modern concept like Amartya Sen's capability approach be introduced in historical studies? One possibility is to ask how public services were implemented in municipal policy and how these services open up capabilities for the individuals of a city. This article uses Sen's theoretical framework as an analytical tool to explore two Prussian towns, Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main, and their public services (job centres and tramway systems) as…
Civil Society Theory
Community, Types of
Die Grenzen der Rational Choice Theorie
Die Grenzen der Rational Choice Theorie
Recent Hegel Literature
This is an offprint version of the article published in Telos (1981). The version made available in Digital Common was supplied by the author and is made available with permission of the publisher, Telos Press
The German labour movement, 1830s-1840s
It is a key idea that the German Labour Movement originated in the early nineteenth century abroad. In the more liberal atmosphere of Paris, Brussels, Geneva and London political refugees and travelling journeymen came together and founded associations. This turn of events should, however, not be seen solely within the analytical framework of class formation but also as part of the civil societal development of a transnational movement that fough…
Sasanidische und frühislamische Ruinen im Iraq
Public services in Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main compared ( c . 1890–1914)
How can a modern concept like Amartya Sen's capability approach be introduced in historical studies? One possibility is to ask how public services were implemented in municipal policy and how these services open up capabilities for the individuals of a city. This article uses Sen's theoretical framework as an analytical tool to explore two Prussian towns, Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main, and their public services (job centres and tramway systems) as…
Recent Hegel Literature
This is an offprint version of the article published in Telos (1981). The version made available in Digital Common was supplied by the author and is made available with permission of the publisher, Telos Press
Die Grenzen der Rational Choice Theorie
Die Grenzen der Rational Choice Theorie
Civil Society Theory
Community, Types of
Die Grenzen der Rational Choice Theorie
Public services in Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main compared ( c . 1890–1914)
How can a modern concept like Amartya Sen's capability approach be introduced in historical studies? One possibility is to ask how public services were implemented in municipal policy and how these services open up capabilities for the individuals of a city. This article uses Sen's theoretical framework as an analytical tool to explore two Prussian towns, Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main, and their public services (job centres and tramway systems) as…
Arbeitergeschichte
This article deals with the relations, tensions, and points of convergence between global, national, regional, and local labor historiography. It takes a European perspective on the field and proposes some new approaches. Further, the article seeks to show how different topics might be fruitful for future research and might allow for collaboration between historians working both with more local and more global scopes. These topics include: free a…
Generational, Biographical and Life-Course Approaches to the History of the German Labour Movement in the Nineteenth Century
While generational and biographical approaches are well-established methods in historical scholarship, life-course approaches are less prominent. This article seeks to bridge that gap by applying all these methods to an examination of the early membership of the German labour movement in the 1860s and 1870s. It considers whether we can interpret the rise of the labour movement in the nineteenth century as a generational phenomenon and explain it …
The German labour movement, 1830s-1840s
It is a key idea that the German Labour Movement originated in the early nineteenth century abroad. In the more liberal atmosphere of Paris, Brussels, Geneva and London political refugees and travelling journeymen came together and founded associations. This turn of events should, however, not be seen solely within the analytical framework of class formation but also as part of the civil societal development of a transnational movement that fough…
Äquivalente Reziprozität oder Vorteilsuche? Empirische Befunde im Taking-Spiel bei 14-16-jährigen Mittelschüler(inne)n und Gymnasiast(inn)en
Die Studie prüft bei 14-16-jährigen Schüler(inne)n mittels Taking-Spiel experimentell, in welchem Ausmaß nichtstrategisch reziprokes Verhalten zu beobachten ist. Dabei wird auch die Verwendung des Begriffs „altruistische Reziprozität" in der Fairnessforschung problematisiert. Die zentralen Fragen unserer Studie sind im Einzelnen: (1) Weshalb ist der Begriff „altruistische Reziprozität" zur Bezeichnung nichtstrategisch bedingter Kooperation missve…
Working-Class Leaders and Their Political Work Between Civil-Societal Engagement and Class Conflicts
John D. French's stimulating article, which explores the scope for comparing working-class leaders across time and space, is considered in this contribution by reference to my biography of August Bebel and with a particular focus on the following topics: a) historical actors as shaped by their own particular time and place; b) the importance of personal relationships and networks in making people who they are; c) the importance of psychological e…
Sasanidische und frühislamische Ruinen im Iraq
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