The modern model of state-interventionism in "the New Economy Policy" of the Nazi Germany did not originate from the Keynesism of Britain, but from the "Nationalistic Etatism Theory" of the German ...The modern model of state-interventionism in "the New Economy Policy" of the Nazi Germany did not originate from the Keynesism of Britain, but from the "Nationalistic Etatism Theory" of the German National Economy School -- "the History School". The application of this kind of anti-liberalism economic theory in practice made the German Empire become the first country with the modern state-interventionism in the 1880s. This development direction was interrupted by its failure in the First World War and the birth of Weimar Republic. The tradition of "the History School" was at the edge of theory, but it was still inherited by the "New Conservatism Theorists". The Depression from 1929 to 1933 revived this kind of tradition. During the revival, as the inheritor of "the History School", Nazists not only combined the traditional theory of "the Nationalistic Etatism" with innovative measures of "New Conservatism", but also put them into their own ideology of "the National Socialism". As a result, the Nazi Germany could utilize the modern state-interventionism policy and "non-orthodox" financial and currency measures more quickly, more effectively and more thoroughly than western democratic countries, to realize its ideal target of the "Nazist Economic New Order ".展开更多
一斯坦利·柯特勒（Stanley I.Kutler）退休前,是美国威斯康星大学（麦迪逊）美国史与美国制度的讲座教授,著名的历史学家特别是法律史学家。他也是《美国历史评论》（Reviews in American History）杂志的创建者,并长期任其主编。...一斯坦利·柯特勒（Stanley I.Kutler）退休前,是美国威斯康星大学（麦迪逊）美国史与美国制度的讲座教授,著名的历史学家特别是法律史学家。他也是《美国历史评论》（Reviews in American History）杂志的创建者,并长期任其主编。他还曾是约翰·霍普金斯大学《美国史丛书》的顾问编辑。展开更多
文摘The modern model of state-interventionism in "the New Economy Policy" of the Nazi Germany did not originate from the Keynesism of Britain, but from the "Nationalistic Etatism Theory" of the German National Economy School -- "the History School". The application of this kind of anti-liberalism economic theory in practice made the German Empire become the first country with the modern state-interventionism in the 1880s. This development direction was interrupted by its failure in the First World War and the birth of Weimar Republic. The tradition of "the History School" was at the edge of theory, but it was still inherited by the "New Conservatism Theorists". The Depression from 1929 to 1933 revived this kind of tradition. During the revival, as the inheritor of "the History School", Nazists not only combined the traditional theory of "the Nationalistic Etatism" with innovative measures of "New Conservatism", but also put them into their own ideology of "the National Socialism". As a result, the Nazi Germany could utilize the modern state-interventionism policy and "non-orthodox" financial and currency measures more quickly, more effectively and more thoroughly than western democratic countries, to realize its ideal target of the "Nazist Economic New Order ".
文摘一斯坦利·柯特勒（Stanley I.Kutler）退休前,是美国威斯康星大学（麦迪逊）美国史与美国制度的讲座教授,著名的历史学家特别是法律史学家。他也是《美国历史评论》（Reviews in American History）杂志的创建者,并长期任其主编。他还曾是约翰·霍普金斯大学《美国史丛书》的顾问编辑。
