Chapter 9: Demography

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments xxiii
4. Permissions and Credits xxv
5. A Note on the Structure of This Book xxix
6. Introduction 1
7. Part I. Foundations
8. Chapter 1: Constitution, Legislation, and Jurisdiction 13
9. Chapter 2: Finances and Taxes 33
10. Chapter 3: Consumption and Entertainment 49
11. Part II. Philosophies
12. Chapter 4: Empirical Social Research 67
13. Chapter 5: Logical Empiricism 91
14. Chapter 6: Austro-Marxism 113
15. Chapter 7: Freudo-Marxism and Individual Psychology 133
16. Part III. Identities
17. Chapter 8: Post-Empire 151
18. Chapter 9: Demography 173
19. Chapter 10: Jewish Life and Culture 191
20. Part IV. New Values
21. Chapter 11: Religion and Secularism 211
22. Chapter 12: The New Woman and Women’s Rights 233
23. Chapter 13: Sexuality 253
24. Part V. Social Engineering
25. Chapter 14: Health Care and Social Hygiene 271
26. Chapter 15: Welfare 293
27. Chapter 16: Education for Everyone 313
28. Part VI. Vitality
29. Chapter 17: Labor and Free Time 331
30. Chapter 18: Sports and Body Culture 351
31. Chapter 19: Nature 369
32. Part VII. Housing
33. Chapter 20: Urban Planning 387
34. Chapter 21: Architecture 405
35. Chapter 22: Interior Design 425
36. Part VIII. Cultural Politics
37. Chapter 23: Fine Arts 443
38. Chapter 24: New Music 465
39. Chapter 25: Literature 483
40. Chapter 26: Theater 503
41. Part IX. Mass Media
42. Chapter 27: Film and Photography 525
43. Chapter 28: Newspapers and Radio 547
44. Part X. Exchange
45. Chapter 29: Americanism 567
46. Chapter 30: Global Resonances 587
47. Part XI. Reaction
48. Chapter 31: Anti-Semitism 607
49. Chapter 32: Black Vienna 627
50. Chapter 33: Brown Vienna 649
51. Part XII. Power
52. Chapter 34: Campaigns and Elections 669
53. Chapter 35: Communication and Propaganda 689
54. Chapter 36: Political Violence 707
55. Chronology 725
56. References 739
57. Contributors 749
58. Index of Subjects 753
59. Index of Persons 765