De Gruyter - Berliner Burgertum im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert

Explore the social and economic history of Berlin through this scholarly work from De Gruyter. This volume focuses on the lives of the Berlin bourgeoisie during the 18th and 19th centuries, providing a detailed look at entrepreneurial careers and the patterns of migration that shaped the city. As a key part of the Historical Commission to Berlin series, this book examines the families and social circles that defined the capital of Brandenburg-Prussia. It offers a deep dive into the structures of business and economic history, making it an essential resource for students, historians, and researchers interested in the development of urban society and the rise of the merchant class. By studying the connections between business leaders and their social networks, readers gain a better understanding of how the city evolved during these transformative centuries. This publication serves as a primary academic tool for anyone studying the history of Prussian society and the economic foundations of Berlin.