by Werner Sombart · Ediciones Sequitur · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788412981810
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In this fundamental work, the German economist and sociologist Werner Sombart explores the genesis of modern capitalism, proposing a provocative thesis that transcends traditional technical explanations. Sombart argues that the development of industrial capitalism was not driven solely by market expansion, but fundamentally by changes in intersexual relations and the emergence of a new demand for luxury goods, which acted as catalysts for the system. This edition offers a deep look at the ideas of one of the founders of the Young Historical School, providing an essential text for understanding economic history and the social structures that shaped the modern world.
