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Wuppertal, 24 October 1933 vi Contents 1 The August Lösch Online Archive1 1.1 “A famous, but ignored economist”..................1 1.2 Odyssey of the Lösch papers......................2 I Economics, not geometry5 2 Becoming Lösch7 2.1 Heidenheim beginnings........................7 2.2 Early university years......................... 10 2.3 Formation............................... 13 3 On the shoulders of giants 17 3.1 Ordo and phenomenology rising in Freiburg: Eucken and Heidegger. 17 3.2 The Kiel School: Löwe, Colm, and Neisser.............. 17 3.3 Das Bonner “Dreigestirn”: Spiethof, Schumpeter and von Beckerath 18 4 In the Zeitgeist of interwar macroeconomics 21 4.1 Lösch’s Schumpeterian heritage.................... 22 4.2 Atlantic crossings and the “American Lösch”............. 23 4.3 German monetary theory....................... 26 4.4 The economic war efort, institutional struggle and, scientic oppor- tunities in Kiel............................. 36 5 “Three ventures in non-classical and non-conventional economics” 45 5.1 Wasist vom Geburtenrückgang zu halten? (1932)............ 45 5.2 Bevölkerungswellen und Wechsellagen (1936).............. 45 5.3 Die Räumliche Ordnung der Wirtschaft (1940)............ 45 viii CONTENTS II Letters/Briefe and other correspondence 47 6 Student years and time in Bonn (1927-1933) 49 6.1 Lösch to Eucken. Heidenheim, 19 March 1928............. 49 6.2 Lösch to Eucken. Lugano, 13 April 1929................ 50 6.3 Sen to Lösch. Bonn, December 1932.................. 50 6.4 Lösch to Heuss. Bonn, April 1933................... 51 6.5 Lösch, Tisch, and Stolper to Schumpeter. Bonn, 7 August 1933.... 52 6.6 Lösch to Schumpeter. Bonn, 28 September 1933............ 54 6.7 Schumpeter to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 9 October 1933........ 56 6.8 Singer to Schumpeter. Wuppertal, 24 October 1933.......... 57 7 First Rockefeller fellowship (1934-1935) 59 7.1 Lösch’s Rockefeller fellowship application, 1934............ 59 7.2 Fehling to Spiethof. Berlin, 27 January 1934.............. 61 7.3 Spiethof to Fehling. Bonn, 8 February 1934.............. 62 7.4 Fehling to Spiethof. Berlin, 24 March 1934.............. 64 7.5 Kittredge to Lösch. Paris, 16 July 1934................. 65 7.6 Bakeman to Lösch. Paris, 17 July 1934................. 66 7.7 Bakeman to Spiethof. Paris, 12 November 1934............ 67 7.8 Bakeman to Lösch. Paris, 15 November 1934.............. 69 7.9 Schumpeter to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 3 December 1934....... 69 7.10 Lösch to Uhrig. Cambridge, MA, 22 December 1934......... 70 7.11 Tisch to Lösch. Bonn, January 1935.................. 71 7.12 Gillette to Lösch. New York, 31 January 1935.............. 74 7.13 Lösch to Hannesson. Cambridge, MA, 16 March 1935......... 75 7.14 Lösch to Uhrig. Cambridge, MA, 16 March 1935............ 77 7.15 Uhrig to Lösch. Stillenbuch, 6 April 1935............... 79 7.16 Hayes to Lösch. Halifax, 20 May 1935................. 81 7.17 Lösch’s application for renewal of fellowship. 9 June 1935....... 82 7.18 May to Lösch. New York, 12 June 1935................. 84 7.19 Lösch to Heuss. USA, mid 1935.................... 85 7.20 Lösch to Eucken. New York, 21 June 1935............... 86 7.21 Hansen to Lösch. Washington, 15 July 1935.............. 88 7.22 Lösch to Schumpeter. Berkeley, 22 September 1935.......... 88 7.23 Schumpeter to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 14 October 1935....... 90 7.24 Schumpeter to Lösch. Boston, 30 October 1935............ 91 7.25 Schumpeter to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 11 November 1936...... 92 CONTENTS ix 7.26 Lösch to Schumpeter. November 1935................. 93 7.27 Lyle to Lösch. New York, 18 November 1935.............. 93 7.28 Lösch to Schumpeter. Paris, 17 December 1935............. 94 7.29 Lösch to Schumpeter. Tübingen, 19 December 1935.......... 96 7.30 Lösch to Schumpeter. Late 1935.................... 97 8 Habilitation (1935-1936) 99 8.1 Spiethof to Lösch. Bonn, 28 December 1935............. 99 8.2 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 1 January 1936.......... 100 8.3 Fehling to Lösch. Berlin, 2 January 1936................ 100 8.4 Spiethof to Lösch. Bonn, 7 January 1936............... 102 8.5 Lösch to May. Heidenheim, 27 February 1936............. 103 8.6 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 25 March 1936.......... 108 8.7 Cowles to Lösch. Colorado Springs, 25 March 1936.......... 109 8.8 Lösch to Fehling. Heidenheim, 28 March 1936............ 109 8.9 Spiethof to Lösch. Bonn, 7 April 1936................ 110 8.10 Lösch to Eucken. Heidenheim, 25 April 1936............. 111 8.11 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 1 May 1936............ 113 8.12 Eucken to Lösch. Freiburg, 20 May 1936................ 114 8.13 Spiethof to Lösch. Bonn, 3 July 1936................. 114 9 Second Rockefeller fellowship (1936-1938) 117 9.1 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 21 October 1936......... 117 9.2 Schumpeter to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 9 November 1936...... 118 9.3 Hoover to Lösch. Ann Arbor, 8 January 1937............. 118 9.4 Hansen to Lösch. Minneapolis, 5 February 1937............ 120 9.5 May to Lösch. New York, 20 February 1937.............. 121 9.6 Halm to Lösch. Medford, 23 February 1937.............. 122 9.7 Lösch to Schumpeter. Washington, 14 March 1937.......... 122 9.8 Schumpeter to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 19 March 1937........ 123 9.9 Halm to Lösch. Medford, 10 April 1937................ 124 9.10 Lösch to Schumpeter. Washington, 30 April 1937........... 126 9.11 Giddings to Lösch. New York, 17 May 1937.............. 129 9.12 May to Lösch. New York, 11 June 1937................. 130 9.13 Wolfe to Lösch. Columbus, 15 June 1937................ 131 9.14 Hoover to Lösch. Ann Arbor, 23 July 1937.............. 132 9.15 Lösch to Tisch. September 1937.................... 132 9.16 Tisch to Lösch. 12 September 1937................... 135 x CONTENTS 9.17 Lösch to Leontief. Chicago, late summer 1937............. 138 9.18 Leontief to Lösch. Cambridge, MA, 16 September 1937....... 140 9.19 Lösch to Schumpeter. Alton, 30 September 1937........... 141 9.20 Lösch to Schumpeter. Chapel Hill, 4 November 1937......... 142 9.21 Schumpeter to Lösch, Cambridge, MA, 8 November 1937...... 145 9.22 Lösch to Schumpeter. Washington, 9 December 1937......... 146 9.23 Lösch to Schumpeter. 17 February 1938................ 148 9.24 Lösch to Schumpeter. Straßburg, 2 March 1938............ 150 10 Die Räumliche Ordnung der Wirtschaft (1938-1939) 153 10.1 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 3 March 1938........... 153 10.2 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 2 April 1938........... 154 10.3 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 1 May 1938............ 154 10.4 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 2 June 1938............ 155 10.5 Kittredge to Spiethof. Paris, 13 June 1938............... 156 10.6 Spiethof to Kittredge. Bonn, 24 June 1938.............. 157 10.7 Kittredge to Spiethof. Paris, 28 June 1938............... 158 10.8 Schumpeter to Kittredge. Cambridge, MA, 29 June 1938....... 159 10.9 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, n.d. 1938............. 160 10.10 Lösch to Schumpeter. Ulm, 4 July 1938................ 161 10.11 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 25 August 1938.......... 162 10.12 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 26 September 1938........ 163 10.13 Lösch to Spiethof. Heidenheim, 22 October 1938........... 164 10.14 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 3 November 1938......... 165 10.15 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 7 December 1938......... 166 10.16 Eucken to Lösch (fragment). Freiburg, 9 February 1939........ 168 10.17 Lösch to Spiethof. Heidenheim, 28 March 1939............ 168 10.18 Powell to Lösch. Minneapolis, 27 April 1939.............. 169 10.19 Lösch to Spiethof. Bonn, 26 May 1939................ 170 10.20 Lösch to Schumpeter. Bonn, 16 June 1939............... 171 10.21 Spiethof to Kittredge. Bonn, 16 June 1939............... 173 10.22 Lösch to Schumpeter. Bonn, 18 June 1939............... 174 10.23 Kittredge to Spiethof. Paris, 20 June 1939............... 175 10.24 Kittredge to Spiethof. Paris, 29 June 1939............... 176 10.25 Lösch to Spiethof. Kiel, 1 July 1939.................. 177 10.26 Lösch to Schumpeter. Heidenheim, 7 July 1939............ 178 10.27 Groll to Lösch. Paris, 28 July 1939................... 179 10.28 Lösch to Letort. Heidenheim, 12 August 1939............. 180 CONTENTS xi 10.29 Spiethof to Kittredge. Badenweiler, 21 August 1939.......... 181 10.30 Lösch to Gini. Heidenheim, 12 October 1939............. 182 10.31 Spiethof and Lösch to Schumpeter. Badenweiler, 14 November 1939. 183 11 At the Institut für Weltwirtschaft: “Research for the economic war” (1940- 1941) 185 11.1 Predöhl to Lösch. Kiel, 2 December 1939............... 185 11.2 Mellinger to Lösch. Berlin, 3 January 1940............... 186 11.3 Predöhl to Lösch. Kiel, 15 January 1940................ 187 11.4 Mellinger to Lösch. Berlin, 17 January 1940.............. 188 11.5 Lösch to Schumpeter. Kiel, 24 January 1940.............. 189 11.6 Berliner Handels-Gesellschaft to Lösch. Berlin, 29 January 1940... 190 11.7 Mellinger to Lösch. Berlin, 17 April 1940............... 191 11.8 Lösch to Mellinger. April 1940.................... 192 11.9 Eucken to Lösch (fragment). Freiburg, 23 April 1940......... 193 11.10 Eucken to Lösch. Freiburg, 4 May 1940................ 193 11.11 Mellinger to Lösch. Berlin, 31 July 1940................ 194 11.12 Lösch to Mellinger. August 1940................... 195 11.13 Mellinger to Lösch. Berlin, 15 August 1940.............. 196 11.14 Lösch to Eucken. Kiel, 10 October 1940................ 197 11.15 Eucken to Lösch. Freiburg, 13 October 1940.............. 199 11.16 Wilmanns to Predöhl. Berlin, 7 January 1941............. 200 11.17 Predöhl
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