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6. Cameralist Theoretical Writings on Manufacturing and Administrative Practice in the German Principalities: Conflict and Coherence
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- List of Contributors viii
- Introduction: Cameralism in Practice 1
- 1. Comparing Cameralisms: The Case of Sweden and Prussia 17
- 2. Baltic Cameralism? 39
- 3. Cameralism in Russia: Empress Catherine II and Population Policy 65
- 4. Cameralist Population Policy and the Problem of Serfdom, 1680–1720 91
- 5. Cameralist Writing in the Mirror of Practice: The Long Development of Forestry in Germany 111
- 6. Cameralist Theoretical Writings on Manufacturing and Administrative Practice in the German Principalities: Conflict and Coherence 133
- 7. Administrative Centralisation, Police Regulations and Mining Sciences as Channels for the Dissemination of Cameralist Ideas in the Iberian World 155
- 8. Balancing the Divine with the Private: The Practices of Hushållning in Eighteenth-Century Sweden 179
- 9. Johan Ludvig Reventlow’s Master Plan at the Brahetrolleborg Estate: Cameralism in Denmark in the 1780s and 1790s 203
- 10. Maasreguln wider die Unglücksfaelle: Cameralism and its Influence on the Establishment of Insurance Schemes 221
- 11. The Decline of Cameralism in Germany at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century 239
- 12. Concluding Remarks 263
- Bibliography 269
- Index 305
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- List of Contributors viii
- Introduction: Cameralism in Practice 1
- 1. Comparing Cameralisms: The Case of Sweden and Prussia 17
- 2. Baltic Cameralism? 39
- 3. Cameralism in Russia: Empress Catherine II and Population Policy 65
- 4. Cameralist Population Policy and the Problem of Serfdom, 1680–1720 91
- 5. Cameralist Writing in the Mirror of Practice: The Long Development of Forestry in Germany 111
- 6. Cameralist Theoretical Writings on Manufacturing and Administrative Practice in the German Principalities: Conflict and Coherence 133
- 7. Administrative Centralisation, Police Regulations and Mining Sciences as Channels for the Dissemination of Cameralist Ideas in the Iberian World 155
- 8. Balancing the Divine with the Private: The Practices of Hushållning in Eighteenth-Century Sweden 179
- 9. Johan Ludvig Reventlow’s Master Plan at the Brahetrolleborg Estate: Cameralism in Denmark in the 1780s and 1790s 203
- 10. Maasreguln wider die Unglücksfaelle: Cameralism and its Influence on the Establishment of Insurance Schemes 221
- 11. The Decline of Cameralism in Germany at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century 239
- 12. Concluding Remarks 263
- Bibliography 269
- Index 305