Moralizing Capitalism

Chapter 1 Introduction: Moralizing Capitalism: Agents, Discourses and Practices of Capitalism and Anti-capitalism in the Modern Age

Chapter 2 Teaching Capitalism: The Popularization of Economic Knowledge in Britain and Germany (1800–1850)

Chapter 3 Moralizing Wealth: German Debates About Capitalism and Jews in the Early Twentieth Century

Chapter 4 The Moral Foundation of Modern Capitalism: Towards a Historical Reconsideration of Max Weber’s ‘Protestant Ethic’

Chapter 5 ‘We Only Want to Pay What Is Fair’: Capital, Morals, and Taxes in Canada 1867–1917

Chapter 6 Humanizing Capitalism: The Educational Mission of the Ford Foundation in West Germany and the United States (1945–1960)

Chapter 7 ‘Corporate Citizens’ at the United Nations: The 1973 GEP Hearings and the New Spirit of Multinational Business

Chapter 8 Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Commercial Honour at the New York Stock Exchange During the Progressive Era

Chapter 9 Bankruptcy and Morality in a Capitalist Market Economy: The Case of Mid-Nineteenth-Century France

Chapter 10 US Catholicism and Economic Justice: 1919–1929

Chapter 11 The Discourse Against ‘Shameful Profiteering’ in Greece 1914–1925: Notions of Exploitation, Anticapitalist Morality and the Concept of Moral Economy

Chapter 12 Dilemmas of Moral Markets: Conflicting Narratives in the West German Fair Trade Movement

Chapter 13 Economic Boom, Workers’ Literature, and Morality in the West Germany of the 1960s and Early 1970s