Karl Heinz Roth
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4240752 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Karl Heinz Roth |
| PRENOMES | Karl Heinz |
| SOBRENOME | Roth |
| ASSINATURA | ROTH K H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Stiftung für SozialgeschichteBremen |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1979 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Marxism” Or Marx's Method? A Brief Response to Tom Brass
Beyond Marx
Capitalism has proven much more resilient than Marx anticipated, and the working class has, until now, hardly lived up to his hopes. The Marxian concept of class rests on exclusion. Only the ‘pure’ doubly-free wage-workers are able to create value; from a strategic perspective, all other parts of the world’s working populations are secondary. But global labour history suggests, that slaves and other unfree workers are an essential component of th…
Wages of Destruction
Seven years ago, Adam Tooze’s comprehensive study of the Nazi economy found a vast and predominantly favourable resonance in the media and the historiographical community of the anglophone and German-speaking worlds. There are indeed many merits to Tooze’s study that deserve to be emphasised. But there are also some astonishing deficiencies and shortcomings. The gravest is Tooze’s failure to offer any argument whatsoever regarding the widening ri…
Beyond Marx. Theorising the Global Labour Relations of the Twenty-first Century
Introduction, Marcel van der Linden and Karl Heinz Roth PART I The Many-Headed Hydra: Reflections on History from Below, Peter Linebaugh and Marcus Rediker Seamen on Late Eighteenth-Century European Warships, Niklas Frykman Class-Warfare: Primitive Accumulation, Military Revolution and the British War-Worker, Peter Way The Shifting Maelstrom: From Plantations to Assembly-Lines, Ferruccio Gambino and Devi Sacchetto Workerism: An Inside View. From …
Revisionist Tendencies in Historical Research into German Fascism
Anybody pursuing recent trends in historical studies of fascism is well advised to begin by looking at the present political landscape in Europe. The political and socio-economic upheavals in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe since 1989/1990 have made the increasing time-interval from the fascist phenomenon redundant and also given topicality to historical formulations concerning that huge European area dominated by the Nazi dictatorship in the ye…
Searching for Lost Archives New documentation on the pillage of trade union archives and libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938–1941) and on the fate of trade union documents in the postwar era
Searching for Lost Archives New documentation on the pillage of trade union archives and libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938–1941) and on the fate of trade union documents in the postwar era - Volume 38 Issue 2
Searching for Lost Archives
The Role of the Deutsche Arbeitsfront in the Pillage of West European Trade-Union Archives
The International Institute of Social History as a Pawn of Nazi Social Research
The 27th of January 1941 was a memorable day in the bizarre history of the Amsterdam International Institute of Social History during the German occupation. Within the scope of activity of his “Office for the Occupied Territories”, NSDAP Reichsleiter Alfred Rosenberg placed the Lieutenant-Commander and Nazi publisher Eberhard Kautter “in charge” of the IISH: “It is your duty to be responsible for the organizational supervision and the deployment …
Städtesanierung und „ausmerzende“ Soziologie
Uber den Beitrag, den die Stadtsoziologie zur Stabilisierung der nationalsozialistischen Innenpolitik leistete, war bis vor kurzem nur sehr wenig bekannt. Stand er uberhaupt zur Diskussion, so wurde er oft recht pauschal abgehandelt. Er galt zumindest als wissenschaftsgeschichtlich und wissenschaftstheoretisch bedeutungslos, weil die voraussetzenden grosstadtfeindlichen Werturteile konzeptionelle und analytische Genauigkeit auszuschliesen schiene…
L'altro movimento operaio
The International Institute of Social History as a Pawn of Nazi Social Research
The 27th of January 1941 was a memorable day in the bizarre history of the Amsterdam International Institute of Social History during the German occupation. Within the scope of activity of his “Office for the Occupied Territories”, NSDAP Reichsleiter Alfred Rosenberg placed the Lieutenant-Commander and Nazi publisher Eberhard Kautter “in charge” of the IISH: “It is your duty to be responsible for the organizational supervision and the deployment …
Marxism” Or Marx's Method? A Brief Response to Tom Brass
Revisionist Tendencies in Historical Research into German Fascism
Anybody pursuing recent trends in historical studies of fascism is well advised to begin by looking at the present political landscape in Europe. The political and socio-economic upheavals in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe since 1989/1990 have made the increasing time-interval from the fascist phenomenon redundant and also given topicality to historical formulations concerning that huge European area dominated by the Nazi dictatorship in the ye…
Searching for Lost Archives New documentation on the pillage of trade union archives and libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938–1941) and on the fate of trade union documents in the postwar era
Searching for Lost Archives New documentation on the pillage of trade union archives and libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938–1941) and on the fate of trade union documents in the postwar era - Volume 38 Issue 2
Searching for Lost Archives
The Role of the Deutsche Arbeitsfront in the Pillage of West European Trade-Union Archives
L'altro movimento operaio
Städtesanierung und „ausmerzende“ Soziologie
Uber den Beitrag, den die Stadtsoziologie zur Stabilisierung der nationalsozialistischen Innenpolitik leistete, war bis vor kurzem nur sehr wenig bekannt. Stand er uberhaupt zur Diskussion, so wurde er oft recht pauschal abgehandelt. Er galt zumindest als wissenschaftsgeschichtlich und wissenschaftstheoretisch bedeutungslos, weil die voraussetzenden grosstadtfeindlichen Werturteile konzeptionelle und analytische Genauigkeit auszuschliesen schiene…
Searching for Lost Archives
The Role of the Deutsche Arbeitsfront in the Pillage of West European Trade-Union Archives
The International Institute of Social History as a Pawn of Nazi Social Research
The 27th of January 1941 was a memorable day in the bizarre history of the Amsterdam International Institute of Social History during the German occupation. Within the scope of activity of his “Office for the Occupied Territories”, NSDAP Reichsleiter Alfred Rosenberg placed the Lieutenant-Commander and Nazi publisher Eberhard Kautter “in charge” of the IISH: “It is your duty to be responsible for the organizational supervision and the deployment …
Searching for Lost Archives New documentation on the pillage of trade union archives and libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938–1941) and on the fate of trade union documents in the postwar era
Searching for Lost Archives New documentation on the pillage of trade union archives and libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938–1941) and on the fate of trade union documents in the postwar era - Volume 38 Issue 2
Revisionist Tendencies in Historical Research into German Fascism
Anybody pursuing recent trends in historical studies of fascism is well advised to begin by looking at the present political landscape in Europe. The political and socio-economic upheavals in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe since 1989/1990 have made the increasing time-interval from the fascist phenomenon redundant and also given topicality to historical formulations concerning that huge European area dominated by the Nazi dictatorship in the ye…
Beyond Marx. Theorising the Global Labour Relations of the Twenty-first Century
Introduction, Marcel van der Linden and Karl Heinz Roth PART I The Many-Headed Hydra: Reflections on History from Below, Peter Linebaugh and Marcus Rediker Seamen on Late Eighteenth-Century European Warships, Niklas Frykman Class-Warfare: Primitive Accumulation, Military Revolution and the British War-Worker, Peter Way The Shifting Maelstrom: From Plantations to Assembly-Lines, Ferruccio Gambino and Devi Sacchetto Workerism: An Inside View. From …
Beyond Marx
Capitalism has proven much more resilient than Marx anticipated, and the working class has, until now, hardly lived up to his hopes. The Marxian concept of class rests on exclusion. Only the ‘pure’ doubly-free wage-workers are able to create value; from a strategic perspective, all other parts of the world’s working populations are secondary. But global labour history suggests, that slaves and other unfree workers are an essential component of th…
Wages of Destruction
Seven years ago, Adam Tooze’s comprehensive study of the Nazi economy found a vast and predominantly favourable resonance in the media and the historiographical community of the anglophone and German-speaking worlds. There are indeed many merits to Tooze’s study that deserve to be emphasised. But there are also some astonishing deficiencies and shortcomings. The gravest is Tooze’s failure to offer any argument whatsoever regarding the widening ri…
Marxism” Or Marx's Method? A Brief Response to Tom Brass
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