Alfred Dolge Volgorde van de boeken

The Practical Application of Economic Theories in the Factories of Alfred Dolge & Son is a pioneering work of industrial policy, published by the American industrialist and philanthropist Alfred Dolge in 1904. Drawing on his own experience as a factory owner, Dolge advocates for a reformist agenda that includes a labor insurance and pension system, as well as various measures to improve workers' health, education, and housing. This insightful and visionary work remains relevant today as a testament to the power of enlightened self-interest and social responsibility in business.

Focusing on the rich history of the piano, this book traces its evolution from the monochord to the concert grand player piano. It highlights significant figures and their contributions, covering various instruments such as the clavichord, spinet, and harpsichord. Notable composers like Bach and Beethoven are discussed alongside key developments in piano-making across Italy, Germany, and England. This comprehensive exploration is ideal for enthusiasts of musical history and serves as a valuable addition to related collections.