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Economic Growth and the Origins of Modern Political Economy: Economic reasons of state, 1500–2000 |
Philipp R. Rössner
Routledge
Economic Growth and the Origins of Modern Political Economy: Economic reasons of state, 1500–2000
Achtung! Banditi! An alternative genealogy of the market
Authors

SOPHUS A. REINERT

ARI Id

1665755853185_13643283

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Not Available Free

Pages

251-308

DOI

10.4324/9781315680514-23

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PART I Manufacturing matters: the history of an old idea
13-14
New inroads into well-known territory? On the virtues of re-discovering pre-classical political economy
PHILIPP R. RÖSSNER
15-37
German language economic bestsellers before 1850: also introducing Giovanni Botero as a common reference point of Cameralism and mercantilism
ERIK S. REINERT WITH KENNETH E. CARPENTER
38-66
PART II Economic ideas and idiosyncrasy: the example of Cameralism
67-68
Was Cameralism really the German version of mercantilism?
LARS MAGNUSSON
69-83
Mercantilism and Cameralism: two very different variations on the same theme
JÜRGEN BACKHAUS
84-90
Goethe’s economics: between Cameralism and liberalism
BERTRAM SCHEFOLD
91-112
PART III Vested interests, contingency and the shaping of the free trade doctrine
113-114
From privilege to economic law: vested interests and the origins of free trade theory in France (1687–1701)
MORITZ ISENMANN
115-133
The demise of regulation and rise of political economy: taxation, industry and fi scal pressure in Britain 1763–1815
WILLIAM J. ASHWORTH
134-148
PART IV Knowledge, risk and the idea of infi nite growth
149-150
Development as possibility: risk and chance in the Cameralist discourse
MARCUS SANDL
151-167
The political economy of Sweden’s Age of Greatness: Johan Risingh and the Hartlib Circle
CARL WENNERLIND
168-198
PART V Economic growth and the state: from India to Italy
199-200
State formation and economic growth in South Asia, 1600–1800
201-215
Economic reasons of state in Qing China: a brief comparative overview
PEER VRIES
216-231
Infant industry protectionism and early modern growth? Evidence from eighteenth-century entrepreneurial petitions in the Austrian Netherlands
ANN COENEN
232-250
Achtung! Banditi! An alternative genealogy of the market
SOPHUS A. REINERT
251-308
PART VI Economic reason of state and its survival in modern economic discourse
309-310
The long shadow of Cameralism: the Atlantic order and its discontents FRANCESCO BOLDIZZONI
311-321
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