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This book explores the life and thought of Wilhelm Röpke, a significant figure in economic and social theory. It delves into his time in Switzerland, his warnings about the perils of war, and his perspectives on modern crises. The book discusses Röpke's advocacy for a 'third way' economic system, which combines the best elements of capitalism and socialism. It provides a detailed analysis of Röpke's contributions to the moral foundations of civil society and his vision for a balanced, humane economy. The intended audience includes scholars of economics, history, and political science, as well as those interested in the development of modern economic thought.

Economic history --- Economic policy