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FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticZieren, Gregory R.
Title, AnalyticLate Nineteenth-Century Industrialization and the Forces of Assimilation on German Immigrants: The Views of Economist August Sartorius von Waltershausen
Journal TitleYearbook of German-American Studies
Date of Publication1986
Volume ID21
Location in Work127-136
AbstractZieren's article discusses the insights of the German scholar Waltershausen into the economic system of the United States and in the 19th century as well as his blind spots. The author argues that Waltershausen's lack of objectivity resulted from his being a "citizen of the German Reich," which was in direct economic competition with the United States. Zieren's article focusses on Waltershausen's investigations into issues of German-American economic relations, such as "tariffs, immigration, currency issues and general commercial regulations and restrictions." It also discusses Waltershausen's comparison of the German and American work ethics.
Call NumberMKI / SHS E 184 .G3 G315
MKI TermsEconomic aspects/ Assimilation/ German Americans -- Societies, etc./ 19th century/ Women/ Immigrants, German