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This chapter introduces the figure of Hugo Sinzheimer, his conception of labour law (as a corrective to private law), and his idea of the economic constitution. It examines both the idea of the economic constitution as first developed by Sinzheimer in the immediate aftermath of the November Revolution, and the concept of the labour constitution, used by him in the 1920s to describe and analyse the collective labour law of the Weimar Republic. The final part of the chapter focuses on the question of the role of the state in the economic, or labour, constitution, comparing Sinzheimer’s work with arguments made by Kahn-Freund and Ernst Fraenkel.
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