• Part I. The Nascent Concern, 1860–1933: 1. Origins and organization; 2. The search for stability; Part II. The National Revival, 1933–6: 3. Revolution and reflation; 4. From Schacht to Göring; Part III. The Nervous Years, 1936–9: 5. Autarky and atomization; Part IV. The Nazi Empire, 1938–44: 6. Greater Germany; 7. The New Order; Part V. The Nature of War, 1939–45: 8. Commerce and complicity; Epilogue.

Critical acclaim for the first edition: 'This study is based on a remarkable command of the old and new sources. It is an important book that comes to sound, thoughtful, and depressing conclusions.' Gerald Feldman, University of California, Berkeley

• Part I. The Nascent Concern, 1860–1933: 1. Origins and organization; 2. The search for stability; Part II. The National Revival, 1933–6: 3. Revolution and reflation; 4. From Schacht to Göring; Part III. The Nervous Years, 1936–9: 5. Autarky and atomization; Part IV. The Nazi Empire, 1938–44: 6. Greater Germany; 7. The New Order; Part V. The Nature of War, 1939–45: 8. Commerce and complicity; Epilogue.

Critical acclaim for the first edition: 'This study is based on a remarkable command of the old and new sources. It is an important book that comes to sound, thoughtful, and depressing conclusions.' Gerald Feldman, University of California, Berkeley

• Part I. The Nascent Concern, 1860–1933: 1. Origins and organization; 2. The search for stability; Part II. The National Revival, 1933–6: 3. Revolution and reflation; 4. From Schacht to Göring; Part III. The Nervous Years, 1936–9: 5. Autarky and atomization; Part IV. The Nazi Empire, 1938–44: 6. Greater Germany; 7. The New Order; Part V. The Nature of War, 1939–45: 8. Commerce and complicity; Epilogue.

Critical acclaim for the first edition: 'This study is based on a remarkable command of the old and new sources. It is an important book that comes to sound, thoughtful, and depressing conclusions.' Gerald Feldman, University of California, Berkeley