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...Alexandre Mendes Cunha The connection between economic and legal knowledge is an important gateway to the reflection on how Cameralist perspectives traveled within the framework of continental Europe enlightened reformism during the eighteenth century. This article focusses on the Iberian context...

... and political independence. The new visions and representations of the empire were put forward by authors faithful to enlightened mercantilist and cameralist doctrines supporting the reform of colonial administration. However, the most relevant policy measures were implemented under the shadow of Adam Smith...

... in the dissemination of cameralism, between the Germanic and French traditions, and explores the importance of Justi's books and ideas within this context. The examination of this particular book and the reflection on the police ideas, with direct implications for the discourse and practice of enlightened reformism...

... to liberalism and republicanism and rejected the Spanish colonial heritage. This tradition is embodied by notable characters such as Manuel de Salas, Juan Egaña, and Camilo Henríquez, who were heavily influenced by the European Enlightenment. 13 When the period of Bernardo O'Higgins's reforms came to an end...

.... 2009 . Geschichte der Ökonomie . Frankfurt-on-Main : Deutscher Klassiker Verlag . Cardoso José Luís Cunha Alexandre Mendes . 2012 . “ Enlightened Reforms and Economic Discourse in the Portuguese-Brazilian Empire (1750–1808) .” History of Political Economy 44 , no. 4 : 619 – 41...

... . Burke Peter . 2000 . “ Foreword: The History of the Future, 1350–2000 .” In The Uses of the Future in Early Modern Europe , edited by Brady Andrea Butterworth Emily , ix – xx . New York : Routledge Cardoso José Luís Cunha Alexandre Mendes . 2012 . “ Enlightened Reforms...

... Erzherzogs Joseph in Natur- und Völkerrecht sowie in Deutschen Staats- und Lehnrecht . Köln : Westdeutscher Verlag . Cunha Alexandre Mendes . 2010 . “ Police Science and Cameralism in Portuguese Enlightened Reformism: Economic Ideas and the Administration of the State during the Second Half...

...Donald R. Street Dept. of Economics, Auburn University, Auburn AL 36849. Copyright © 1988 by Duke University Press 1988 References Addy , G. 1961 . ‘The reforms of 1771: first steps in the Salamancan Enlightenment.’ Hispanic American Historical Review 41 . 3 : 339 -66...

... . 2009 . “ ‘The Proud Epithet of Enlightened’: Ferdinando Galiani on the foreign politics and trade of Bourbon Naples in a hostile world .” In Enlightened Reform in Southern Europe and its Atlantic Colonies, c. 1750–1830 , edited by Paquette Gabriel , 287 – 303 . Aldershot : Ashgate...

...,” and, since practices vary across countries, it is no easy matter to trace the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed...

... the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed political as well as social history must be connected to more abstract movements...

...,” and, since practices vary across countries, it is no easy matter to trace the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed...

... the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed political as well as social history must be connected to more abstract movements...

...,” and, since practices vary across countries, it is no easy matter to trace the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed...

... the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed political as well as social history must be connected to more abstract movements...

...,” and, since practices vary across countries, it is no easy matter to trace the decontextualized ideas. Cunha’s conclusion that “in the Portuguese case there is a connection between Cameralism, police science, [and] enlightened reformism in the figure of the King as a legislator” means that a detailed...

... Economy of Mercantilism . London : Routledge . Magnusson Lars . 2020 . “ On Happiness. Welfare in Cameralist Discourse in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries .” In Cameralism and the Enlightenment. Happiness. Governance and Reform in Transnational Perspective , edited by Nokkala Ere...

... intellectual development of the “Limeiio” from Peru, his association with foreign thinking and with Spanish reformers in the age of “Enlightened Despotism,” his economic development program in the colonization of Sierra Morena in the south of Spain, his trial and conviction by the Inquisition, and his...

... . Barcelona : Crítica . López-Ibor Juan José . 1951 . El español y su complejo de inferioridad . Madrid : Rialp . Luna-Fabritius Adriana . 2020 . “ Cameralism in Spain: Polizeywissenschaft and the Bourbon Reforms .” In Cameralism and the Enlightenment: Happiness, Governance...

...José Manuel Menudo References Demals , Thierry , and Alexandra Hyard . 2015 . “ Forbonnais, the Two Balances, and the Économistes .” European Journal of the History of Economic Thought 22 , no. 3 : 445 – 72 . Israel , Jonathan I. 2001 . Radical Enlightenment...