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YOUNG AUSTRIANS AND THE ELECTION OF KURT WALDHEIM
In: Political psychology: journal of the International Society of Political Psychology, Band 9, Heft 4, S. 633-647
ISSN: 0162-895X
AN AUTHORITARIANISM STUDY CARRIED OUT AMONG AUSTRIAN ADOLESCENTS IN 1980 IS ANALYZED IN COMPARISON WITH SIMILAR STUDIES MADE IN WEST GERMANY AND IN THE UNITED STATES TO SEE WHETHER VOTING BEHAVIOR IN THE WALDHEIM ELECTION 6 YEARS LATER WAS FORESHADOWED. OTHER SURVEYS OF ANTI-SEMITISM AND ETHNOCENTRISM IN AUSTRIA ARE EXAMINED AND FOUND TO DISCLOSE SIMILAR PATTERNS. SPECIFIC EVENTS IN AUSTRIAN HISTORY ARE BRIEFLY REVIEWED TO UNDERSTAND THE ATTITUDES OF YOUNG AUSTRIANS.
Distant relatives: On the Austrian perception of Hungarian history
In: Regio / Englische Ausgabe, S. 35-50
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The Austrian dimension in German intellectual history: from the Enlightenment to Anschluss
In: History
A history of German and Austrian economic thought on health issues
In: Frankfurter Abhandlungen zu den gesamten Staatswissenschaften 6
Selection and System in Austrian Intellectual History (Book Review)
In: The review of politics, Band 24, Heft 4, S. 584
ISSN: 0034-6705
The Second Austrian Republic
In: Contemporary Austrian studies volume 31
"Contemporary Austria remains greatly influenced by post-1945 efforts to re-establish an Austrian state and forge a new "Austrian" identity. This volume focuses on the Austrian Second Republic and seeks, in particular, to explore aspects of nation-building and state-building. It adopts a multi-disciplinary perspective, bringing together insights from history, sociology, and cultural studies. With topics ranging from the role of South Tyrol in the formation of Austrian identity, national symbology, immigration, monuments, music, Austrian literature, and energy infrastructure, the volume presents a snapshot of current research on the Austrian Second Republic"--
The great Austrian economists
Introduction: The Austrian School past and present / Randall G. Holcombe -- Juan de Mariana: The influence of the Spanish scholastics / Jesús Huerta de Soto -- Richard Cantillon: The origin of economic theory / Mark Thornton -- A.R.J. Turgot: Brief, lucid, and brilliant / Murray N. Rothbard -- Jean-Baptiste Say: Neglected champion of laissez-faire / Larry J. Sechrest -- Frédéric Bastiat: Between the French and marginalist revolutions / Thomas J. DiLorenzo -- Carl Menger: The founding of the Austrian School / Joseph T. Salerno -- Philip Wicksteed: The British Austrian / Israel M. Kirzner -- Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk: Captital, interest, and time / Roger W. Garrison -- Frank A. Fetter: A forgotten giant / Jeffrey M. Herbener -- Ludwig von Mises: The dean of the Austrian School / Murray N. Rothbard -- Henry Hazlitt: The people's Austrian / Jeffrey Tucker -- F.A. Hayek: Austrian economist and social theorist / Peter G. Klein -- William H. Hutt: The "classical" Austrian / John B. Egger -- Wilhelm Röpke: A humane economist / Shawn Ritenour -- Murray N. Rothbard: Economics, science, and liberty / Hans-Hermann Hoppe.
Austrian economics in debate
In: Routledge studies in the history of economics 12
THE AUSTRIAN WOMAN
In: International social science journal: ISSJ, Band 14, Heft 1, S. 157-165
ISSN: 0020-8701
Census data of 1951 demonstrate that regular work outside the fam shapes everyday life for a high % of the F pop in Austria On the basis of several field studies undertaken by L. Rosenmayr, the following findings are summarized: (1) F employment corresponds to an econ necessity in relation to the 'basic' fam budget. Financial motivations for women's work outweigh other motives. The Rosenmayr study of 3,623 cases (both men & women) shows that the % of women who worked 'because they liked the job' was signif'ly lower than the % of men who were 'enthusiastic' about their jobs. (2) Other than financial reasons for the women's work were: very high with teachers, artists, women employed in Med care, soc work, etc; medium with clerical workers; & lowest with manual labor. (3) A small-scale study comprising 240 depth interviews showed that financial motives for work were professed more frequently by mothers with 3 or more children. This led to the discovery of a serious role conflict: the greater the number of children, the greater is the financial need for the mother to work outside; yet at the same time, the greater is the necessity for her to stay at home. (4) As a result of changes of the occup'al structure by expanding industrialization, & of the new requirements of society, fewer women work on fam farms, help in fam artisan production or fam business, or work as household servants for the UC's. (5) A real conflict, in current models of the F role in modern society, becomes visible in the paradoxical coexistence of the ideal of partnership on the one hand & the dramatization of femininity practiced by the industry of stimulation on the other. Observations of this kind could lead to studies of the ideals, expectations & wishes of husbands & wives re the woman's role, as well as to investigations of the official ideas of soc instit's re the woman's role. Finally, the interpretation of data in the light of regional soc & cultural history is recommended, since surviving forms of established traditions are often encountered which can be understood only in a historical context. (See SA 0715-A8860) Modified AA.