30. The Development in Seven Parts (1831–1945)
Afterword and Conclusion: Productive Fragmentation and Its Lessons
- On Part III: Six Fundamental Challenges (1840-1914, Chapters 4-9)
- On Part VI: The Interwar Period (1920-1945, Chapters 14-18)
- On Part VII: Catastrophe and Reckoning (1933-1951, Chapters 19-20)
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