Abstract This article analyses the motives of German firms to employ foreign labourers during World War II and the constraints affecting their decision-making. From the perspective of the firm the employment of foreigners served two functions. First, and in line with the official intentions, their employment was a complement to capital input when it came to producing armaments goods in a situation where no German workers were available on the labour market. Second, and sometimes against the ends of the regime, their employment was a substitute for investment projects that the regime wished but the firm not. Most firms made unscrupulous use of forced labour. For those who had reservations the rooms of manoeuvre became narrower in the course...
The article seeks to illuminate the formulation and implementation of Nazi economic policy in the Ge...
This thesis represents the first scientific synthesis nationwide about the Compulsory Labor Draft (S...
Employment and labour relations in the late 1930s This article studies the main features of the lab...
Abstract This article analyses the motives of German firms to employ foreign labourers during World...
Abstract For the French civil engineering and public works industry, the war brought about a sharp d...
Abstract A prerequisite to understanding economic collaboration, its outcome, reach, and limits is ...
Abstract The history of enterprises in the Nazi period has been a central topic of German economic ...
International audienceThis article is a summary of the results of my research about the statuses of ...
Nazi Germany and Japan occupied huge areas at least for some period during World War II, and those t...
International audienceBetween 1941 and 1944, the Ferenczi publishing company was under German contro...
This paper addresses the oft-raised question of whether German firms profited from con¬centration ca...
This article examines how Danish cement factories and building contractors, in particular F. L. Smid...
International audienceThis article seeks to make a sociological contribution to the study of capital...
Drawing on previously unexploited archival sources from the Comité d’organisation de la sidérurgie (...
Abstract Whether their tactics were acquisitive or defensive, conciliatory or threatening, IG's lead...
The article seeks to illuminate the formulation and implementation of Nazi economic policy in the Ge...
This thesis represents the first scientific synthesis nationwide about the Compulsory Labor Draft (S...
Employment and labour relations in the late 1930s This article studies the main features of the lab...
Abstract This article analyses the motives of German firms to employ foreign labourers during World...
Abstract For the French civil engineering and public works industry, the war brought about a sharp d...
Abstract A prerequisite to understanding economic collaboration, its outcome, reach, and limits is ...
Abstract The history of enterprises in the Nazi period has been a central topic of German economic ...
International audienceThis article is a summary of the results of my research about the statuses of ...
Nazi Germany and Japan occupied huge areas at least for some period during World War II, and those t...
International audienceBetween 1941 and 1944, the Ferenczi publishing company was under German contro...
This paper addresses the oft-raised question of whether German firms profited from con¬centration ca...
This article examines how Danish cement factories and building contractors, in particular F. L. Smid...
International audienceThis article seeks to make a sociological contribution to the study of capital...
Drawing on previously unexploited archival sources from the Comité d’organisation de la sidérurgie (...
Abstract Whether their tactics were acquisitive or defensive, conciliatory or threatening, IG's lead...
The article seeks to illuminate the formulation and implementation of Nazi economic policy in the Ge...
This thesis represents the first scientific synthesis nationwide about the Compulsory Labor Draft (S...
Employment and labour relations in the late 1930s This article studies the main features of the lab...