...Ere Nokkala This article reinterprets late Cameralists’ contribution to the reorientation of Cameral sciences in the second half of the eighteenth century. It analyses the conceptual changes to the central concept of happiness during the second half of the eighteenth century that resulted from...

... in certain types of late cameralist doctrines and in the policies implemented by the Portuguese colonial administration during the third quarter of the eigh- teenth century, as presented and discussed in section 1 of this article. However, they were mainly channeled through the writings and political...

...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...

... to David Ricardo, including John Stuart Mill, and Marx himself. The contributions made by continental Cameralists to the shaping of the political economy of modern capitalism on the other hand have tended to be overlooked. The present paper discusses the wider epistemic vantage points of the present...

.... To the degree that the causal-genetic method of the Austrian School does exhibit "Aristotelian" features, these have their roots in the Wolffian rationalism that became the basis of the systematiz- ing efforts of the late Austrian cameralists, Justi and Sonnenfels. But as I indicated briefly at the outset...

... as the operation of a glassworks or a brewery. Taxes were a distinctly secondary source of revenue. Even in the late nineteenth century, enterprise revenues and not taxes were the primary source of state income in the formerly cameralist lands (Back- haus and Wagner 1987). The cameralists’ general...

... of the manuscript, which is shown to be in fact an abridged and annotated version of a fundamental German cameralist text by J. H. G. von Justi, Die Grundfeste zu der Macht und Glückseligkeit der Staaten (1760/61). This finding introduces a reflection on the intricate context of juxtapositions and similarities...

... of Cameralism. After assessing the political relevance of Cameralism in late eighteenth-century Württemberg, it turns to the Karls-Schule: the university intended to produce a new generation of Cameralists. After- ward, this study considers Cameralist promises in reforming the govern- ment from 1803 to 1815...

... of late-seventeenth-century Cameralism were formulated in the service of Emperor Leopold I. Cameralism with different branches of knowledge serviceable for the state became fully institutionalized in the higher education in the Habsburg Monarchy—including Hungary. Cameralism, specifically the ideas...

... 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 Miller Nicholas B. , 23 – 46 . London : Routledge . Nokkala Ere . 2019 . From Natural Law...

... of pers­ua­sion to real­ize the same aim as indus­trial reg­u­la­tions. In this way, Beuth s and Rother s pol­i­cies could be regarded as an adap­ta­tion of the late eight­eenth-cen­tury cameralist way of think­ing to a new, more lib­eral circ­ um­stance. Beuth s and Rother s indus­ tria­ l­iz­ a­tion pol­i­cies...

... . The Cameralists: The Pioneers of German Social Policy . Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Smith, Pamela. 1994 . The Business of Alchemy: Science and Culture in the Holy Roman Empire . Princeton,N.J.: Princeton University Press. Spary, E. C. 2000 . Utopia's Garden: French Natural History from Old...

... of the fourteenth century, as one of the most important legal and economic documents of the Europe of that day. In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Serbian economic thought took on a mercantilist and cameralist tone and, with liberation from Turkish rule, it followed the major...

...Xuan Zhao This article uncovers the theory of industrialization of the eighteenth-century German Cameralist Johann Heinrich Gottlob von Justi, who was the most important figure in German Cameralism. This topic is highly underexamined. This article finds that Justi proposed four reasons...

... of nature with other Swedish Cameralist writers, but wholeheartedly rejecting the state, Kempe can be categorized as an anarcho-Cameralist. Correspondence may be addressed to Carl Wennerlind by email: cwennerl@barnard.edu . Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 Anders Kempe Sweden...

... R. 2018a . “ Monetary Theory and Cameralist Economic Management, c. 1500–1900 A.D .” Journal for the History of Economic Thought 40 , no. 1 : 99 – 134 . Rössner Philipp R. 2018b . Introduction to Austria Supreme (If It So Wishes) (1684): A Strategy for European Economic...

... and the German Cameralist Klock .” History of Economic Thought and Policy 5 , no. 2 : 59 – 72 . Schmoller Gustav . 1894 . “ The Idea of Justice in Political Economy .” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 4 : 1 – 41 . First published in Schmoller’s Jahrbuch in 1881...

... development and the improvement of agriculture, industry, and commerce. It is then when happiness and Cameralist teachings came together to sharpen Romà i Rossell’s science of government to transform the monarchy and underpin the creation of the Spanish nation. Correspondence may be addressed to Adriana...

...: Academic Press, 1989. 283 pp. $35.00. This book, a reprint of the Nicholas Kaldor Memorial Issue of the Cambridge Journal of Economics (vol. 13, no. I), contains seventeen papers by distin- guished scholars, including the late Sir John Hicks, Jan de Van Graaff, Luigi Pasinetti, James Tobin...

... of that day. In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Serbian economic thought took on a mercantilist and cameralist tone and, with liberation from Turkish rule, it followed the major lines of European thought. The ideas of the German historical school were particularly...