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I. Wilhelm Röpke as a Pragmatic Political Economist and Eclectic Social Philosopher: An Introduction.- II. Wilhelm Röpke: New Biographical Insights.- 1. Between Two Continents: Wilhelm Röpke’s Years in Istanbul.- 2. Wilhelm Röpke’s Utopia and Swiss Reality: From Neoliberalism to Neoconservatism.- 3. The Making of the “Third way”: Wilhelm Röpke, Luigi Einaudi, and the Identity of Neoliberalism.- 4. Paleo- and Neoliberals: Ludwig von Mises and the “Ordo Interventionists”.- III. Wilhelm Röpke as a Political Economist: Between Keynes and the Austrians.- 5. The Moral Foundations of Society and Technological Progress of the Economy in the Workof Wilhelm Röpke.- 6. Was Wilhelm Röpke Really a Proto-Keynesian?.- 7. Wilhelm Röpke’s Report on the Brauns Commission: Advocating a Pragmatic Business Cycle Policy.- 8. The Secondary Depression: An Integral Part of Wilhelm Röpke’s Business Cycle Theory.- IV. Wilhelm Röpke as a Social Philosopher: Between Conservatism and Liberalism.- IV. A) Wilhelm Röpke and Conservatism.- 9. From Basel to Brooklyn: Liberal Cultural Pessimism in Jacob Burckhardt, Wilhelm Röpke, and the American Neoconservatives.- 10. Wilhelm Röpke: Why He Was a Conservative.- 11. Wilhelm Röpke and American Conservatism.- 12. Cultural Pessimism and Liberal Regeneration? Wilhelm Röpke as an Ideological In-between in German Social Philosophy.- IV. B) Wilhelm Röpke and Liberalism.- 13. Wilhelm Röpke on Liberalism, Culture, and Economic Development.- 14. Scepticism about Markets and Optimism about Culture.- 15. Democracy, Liberalism, and Moral Order in Wilhelm Röpke: A Comparison with James M. Buchanan.- 16. The Relevance of Wilhelm Röpke in a Post-Totalitarian World.