Understanding Weber

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Contents List of figures viii Acknowledgements ix Abbreviations x Introduction 1 1 Weber before Weberian sociology, revisited 11 2 Capitalism in contemporary debates: Sombart, Weber and Simmel 29 3 The Protestant Ethic and the ‘Spirit’ of Capitalism 48 4 ‘Wissenschaftslehre’ 73 5 The reluctant sociologist: from the Protestant ethic to the Grundriss der Sozialökonomik 116 6 The Sociology of Religion 156 7 Going beyond Weber 193 8 Power, legitimacy and democracy 220 9 Sociological categories and the types of economic activity: a final account 247 Notes 271 Index 291
Figures 6.1 Publication plans 157 6.2 Determination of economic ethics 186 7.1 Classification of cultural religions 218 8.1 Mann’s four sources and organization of power 231 8.2 Simulation of the final version of Economy and Society 232 9.1 Types of economic regulation 256 9.2 Economic sociology of money 257
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Index Agevall, Ola 273 agrarian que
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Hettner, A. 142 heuristics 111 Heus
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Schutz, Alfred 109 science 90-1, 10
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