The State as Utopia

Edited by Jürgen Georg Backhaus ()

in The European Heritage in Economics and the Social Sciences from Springer, currently edited by Jurgen Georg Backhaus

Date: 2011
ISBN: 978-1-4419-7500-3
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction

Jürgen Georg Backhaus

A Demand-Revealing Utopia

Nicolaus Tideman

Economic, City Planning, and Environmental Proposals by Plato in the City of Atlantis and of the Laws

Christos P. Baloglou

Property in a Utopian State, Informed by Ideas of Pufendorf and Locke

Nicolaus Tideman

John Stuart Mill and the Utopian Tradition

Michael R. Montgomery

The State as Utopia: Some Thoughts on Theocracy

Gerrit Meijer

Justi’s Concrete Utopia

Hartmuth Becker

The Kingdom of Ophir – A “Realistic Utopia”

Guenther Chaloupek

Is Montaigne a Utopian?

Marcel Meerhaeghe

Labor in Utopian Socialism

Hans Frambach

Iambulus’ “Sun State” and T. Campanella’s “Civitas Solis”: Some Comparative Parallels and Links of Two Utopias

Christos P. Baloglou

Developing Society According to Man’s Development

Arno Mong Daastøl and Johannes Michael Hanel

The Utopian Element in the Formation of Doctrines on the State in German “Staatswissenschaft”

Karl-Heinz Schmidt

Utopia: Johann Peter Süßmilch and the Divine Order

Gerhard Scheuerer

Eugen Dühring and Post-Utopian Socialism

E. James Gay

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