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Die Arbeitergilden der Gegenwart
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Die Arbeitergilden der Gegenwart

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  • Lujo Brentano, c. 1905
    Lujo Brentano

    …England that resulted in his Die Arbeitergilden der Gegenwart (1871–72; ā€œWorkers’ Guilds of the Presentā€). In it he argued that modern trade unions were the successors of the medieval guilds. The book soon became an authoritative source on industrial-era work associations. His other works, which are of a more theoretical…

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    …England that resulted in his Die Arbeitergilden der Gegenwart (1871–72; ā€œWorkers’ Guilds of the Presentā€). In it he argued that modern trade unions were the successors of the medieval guilds. The book soon became an authoritative source on industrial-era work associations. His other works, which are of a more theoretical…

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