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...–901—Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil; by email: [email protected] . Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 Cameralism police science enlightened reformism national law dissemination of economic ideas References Boxer Charles . 1962 . The Golden Age of Brazil, 1695–1750...

... between the ideas of cameralism and Policeywissenschaft (police science) in the Germanic world and in French economic thought during that historical moment. Giving attention to the author/translator of this Élémens , the paper also contributes to an original reflection on the importance of Switzerland...

..., especially with regard to industrial policy. Instead of in Jakob's textbook, Beuth's policy principle could also be found in Justi's doctrine, which will be covered in the second half of this article. The chair of cameral sciences, or officially the chair of “oeconomy, police and chamber affairs...

... as the science of the legislator, hence providing the necessary means for promoting political reform and economic change. Summing up: the importance that these police matters had in the struc- turing of the Portuguese state and its reformist policies is a clear sign that political regalism...

... . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Vardi Liana . 2012 . The Physiocrats and the World of Enlightenment . Cambridge, MA : Cambridge University Press . Wakefield Andre . 2009 . The Disordered Police State: German Cameralism as Science and Practice . Chicago : Chicago...

... 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...

... et al. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht. Wakefield, R. Andre. 2000 . Police Chemistry. Science in Context 13 : 231 -67. Weber, Friedrich Benedict. 1813 . Lehrbuch der politischen Oekonomie . 2 vols. Breslau: C. F. Barth. Wehler, H.-U. 1996 . Deutsche Gesellschaftsgeschichte...

... subterranea, oder Schlesien mit seinen unterirdischen Schätzen . Leipzig: Verlegts Moritz Georg Weidmann, Sr. Königl. Maj. in Pohlen und Churfürstl. Durchl. zu Sachsen Buchhändler. Wakefield, R. Andre. 1999 . The Apostles of Good Police: Science, Cameralism, and the Culture of Administration...

... 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...

...,” 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...

...-course 1750–1840 . Exeter, UK : Threshold Press . Wakefield Andre . 2009 . The Disordered Police State: German Cameralism as Science and Practice . Chicago : Chicago University Press . Wakefield Andre . 2014 . “ Cameralism: A German Alternative to Mercantilism...

... of the strategies of the secret police in the Eastern bloc states, when dealing with ideas deemed potentially dangerous for the power of the Communist Party, was to create division and polarize debates (a strategy natural to any police). By picking out single individuals and publicly pun- ishing them for whatever...

... Ulrich , 154 – 62 . Berlin : Propyläen Verlag . Wakefield Andre . 2009 . The Disordered Police State: German Cameralism as Science and Practice . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Wilding Nicholas . 2006 . “ Robert Hooke’s Graphic Technologies .” In Robert Hooke...

.... 1989 . Science in Sweden: The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1739-1989 . Canton, Mass.:Science History Publications. Galison, Peter. 1997 . Image and Logic: A Material Culture of Microphysics . Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Gertz, Otto. 1920 . Olof Celsius D.Ä. och Flora...

... such as Public Choice , Land Economics , Ecological Economics , Rationality and Society , World Development , Science , and Ecology and Society . 17 The roots of this choice can be found in Ostrom's work on policing in the 1970s, which took her into new territory at the intersection of academic research...