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245	1	4	_aThe economic turn : _brecasting political economy in Enlightenment Europe _cedited by Steven L. Kaplan and Sophus A. Reinert
264		1	_aLondon : _bAnthem Press, _c2019.
264		4	_c©2019.
300			_a1 online resource (794 pages)
336			_aText _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aComputermedien _bc _2rdamedia
338			_aOnline Resource _bcr _2rdacarrier
490	0		_aAnthem Other Canon economics
500			_aE-Book-ProQuest / Fernzugriff nach Registrierung möglich
505	0		_aCover -- Front Matter -- Half-title -- Series information -- Title page -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Chapter (1-22) -- Chapter One The Economic Turn in Enlightenment Europe -- Notes -- Chapter Two The Physiocratic Movement: A Revision -- Beyond the canon: François Quesnay, the Physiocrats and their contemporary readers -- A social and organizational history of the Physiocratic movement -- Toward a revision of the intellectual history of Physiocracy -- Concluding remarks: The Physiocratic movement and the Enlightenment -- Notes -- Chapter Three The Political Economy of Colonization: From Composite Monarchy to Nation -- Notes -- Chapter Four Against the Chinese model: The Debate on Cultural Facts and Physiocratic Epistemology -- New science, new models -- Oriental despotism and the Universalist tradition -- Quesnay, universal religion and the Chinese model -- Mably-the administrative and legislative doubts -- Physiocratic reactions and critique of "the sect" -- Concluding remarks -- Notes -- Chapter Five "Le Superflu, Chose Très Nécessaire": Physiocracy and its Discontents... -- Notes -- Chapter Six François Véron De Forbonnais and the Invention of Antiphysiocracy -- 'New science' vs 'science of trade': The role of facts, experience and language in political economy -- The 'efficient causes' of wealth and the critique of the Tableau Économique -- The political economy of a developing country -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Seven Between Mercantilism and Physiocracy: Forbonnais's 'Est Modus in Rebus' Vision -- Popular consumption as a means of development -- Hydraulic Keynesianism -- Money, balance of trade and competition -- Balance of trade, balance of power and Forbonnais's vision of international competition -- Notes.
505	8		_aChapter Eight Physiocrat Arithmetic versus Ratios: The Analytical Economics of Jean-Joseph-Louis Graslin -- The Physiocrats' bad arithmetic -- Equilibrium and ratios -- Graslin's scientific skills -- From Mathesis universalis to Analysis: Graslin's research program -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Nine Galiani: Grain and Governance -- Galiani in France: Grain, liberalization, crisis -- Dialogues: Genesis and logistics -- The dialogical genre -- The social contract of subsistence -- The odd couple: Mesalliance of King and People -- Politics: Dialogues on the art and science of governance -- From raison d'Etat to relativism, from pertinent comparison to public policy -- Reality -- Nature (and Theory) -- Action-without precipitation or "enthusiasm" -- Agriculture -- Apotheosis of industry -- The provisioning trade -- The end of police -- or the desacralization of grain -- Exports -- Galiani's program -- Galiani's.police -- Reception -- Vindication? -- Epilogue to the Dialogues -- Notes -- Chapter Ten "Live and Die Proprietors and Free": Morellet Dismantles the Dialogues and Defends the Radical Liberal Break -- The "economic" years and the Refutation -- Liberal pluralism, liberal solidarity -- Gladiatorial temptations and perils -- The Refutation imprisoned -- "I love the abbé -- I shall always love him." -- Dangerousness and despotism -- Invariable natural laws and the relativism of facts -- "I can offend humanity […] but I cannot offend either property or justice" -- The general interest and true sedition -- Capitalism, Not Gambling -- The relegation of industry and commerce: Trapped by Physiocratic agrocentrism -- Exportation, the right price and the general market -- Right and fact -- The nervousness of the restricters versus the efficiency of the market -- The commerce of provisioning: Barriers and openings.
505	8		_aPrice formation or fixaton? "The dealers cannot mistake their own interests" -- The right price: Transformational or devastating? -- The social contract of subistence, or "I do not prevent them from living" -- From the Bacha to the Bourbons: No nourishing vocation -- Machiavellino: A raison d'État anchored in feudal anarchy -- Sully versus Colbert -- Shadowy complicity between people and police -- Consumers against producers, or "urbiculturalists" against "agriculturalists" -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Eleven Is The Feeling of Humanity Not More Sacred Than The Right of Property?"... -- A triangular, asymmetrical relationship -- "First in the Pack" -- Turnabout? -- (Self-)Evidence -- "A Great Political Thinker, A Great Logician": Lemercier as a New Montesquieu -- "Good, Headstrong, Enthusiastic and Vain," Or in Praise of the Debate -- Lemercier Refutes Galiani: Towards A Brawl [Bagarre] -- Diderot as Crypto-Physiocrat: The Balance Sheet -- Prise/Crise De Conscience? The Genesis of the Apologie -- Mords-Les: From Arrogance to Method -- From Abstractions to Facts: The Shock of the.Real -- From Surplus to Possible Bread -- From Dogma to Life: Geneva's Granaries -- A Social Phenomenology: Fear and Cupidity -- Sham Dearth, Real Dearth -- How the People Speak, and How to Speak of the People -- Social Theodicy: Moral Economy and Collective Violence -- The "Principle of a Tartar, a Cannibal": Property and its Obligations -- The Prudent Humanist Against the Fiery Capitalist: The Politics of Exportation -- The Promotion of Agriculture: "He Wants to Expose us to Famine" -- The Primacy of the Political: Galiani as a Full-Fledged Philosophe -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Twelve De Facto Policies and Intellectual Agendas of an Eighteenth-Century Milanese... -- Introduction -- Section I -- Political economy and political.actors.
505	8		_aVerri, Beccaria, political economy and the Physiocrats -- A mixed view on political economy? -- Section II -- The Milanese Società Patriotica, liberalization and bread-making -- Part I -- The Società's foundation -- Inspiring principles -- The Società's support of liberal ideas -- Milanese grain politics -- Beccaria's and Verri's perspectives -- Part II -- The Società's main claim with regard to grain -- French bread-making in the Società Patriotica -- How it all started -- Parmentier and liberal reforms -- Experiments -- Gaetano Harasti, maize and the adaptation of models -- Section III -- From agriculture to manufacturing through luxury and small-scale agriculture -- Part I -- A Physiocratic academy? -- The positive function of luxury in the economy of a country -- Part II -- Small-scale, large-scale agriculture -- Managing lands in eighteenth-century Lombardy -- Paolo Lavezzari's comments of Ludwig Mittepacher's Elementi di Agricoltura -- Beccaria's case rustiche -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Thirteen Sensationism, Modern Natural Law and the "Science of Commerce"... -- Human association, sensationism and equality -- Liberalization of the grain trade and inequalities -- Legal despotism compared to the representative "Republic" -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Fourteen 'One Must Make War on the Lunatics': The Physiocrats' Attacks on Linguet, the Iconoclast (1767-1775) -- A dilettante in the crosshairs of the Éphémérides du citoyen -- The 'crystallization': the turning point of 1770 and the Lettres sur la Théorie des Loix civiles -- The Physiocrats against Galiani, and Linguet's defence -- The counter-attack: Lemercier de la Rivière and Morellet on manœuvre -- Epilogue: the last glimmer of hope -- Notes -- Chapter Fifteen The Grain Question as the Social Question: Necker's Antiphysiocracy -- Necker's sense of.timing.
505	8		_aThe epistemology of Necker's political economy -- Framing assumptions: Thinking "the air we breathe" -- "Social architecture" and "social laws" -- The strong vs. the weak: A "Class" Struggle? -- Toward harmony: Cobbling compromise, allocating sacrifice -- Property -- Inequality and reflections on mitigating its impact -- Necker's people -- The social contract of subsistence -- Liberty -- Public opinion and the grain trade -- Necker's quest for the right kind and dose of regulation -- Mandatory market transactons: A sliding scale -- Exportation: "Of all liberties, the most dangerous" -- Conclusion: Towards "Sociocracy" -- Notes -- Chapter Sixteen Physiocracy in Sweden: A Note on the Problem of Inventing Tradition -- Notes -- Chapter Seventeen Spain and the Economic Work of Jacques Accarias de Serionne -- Introduction -- Serionne and the Journal de Commerce -- Serionne and his Considerations sur le commerce d'Espagne -- Carlos III and a 'New Politics' for the Spanish Monarchy -- Simón de Aragorri, the plagiarist of Serionne -- Domingo de Marcoleta, the translator of Serionne -- The Count of Campomanes, the réfutateur of Serionne -- Serionne in the Spanish scene after Aragorri, Marcoleta and Campomanes -- Notes -- Chapter Eighteen Captured By The Commercial Paradigm: Physiocracy Going Dutch -- Introduction -- Necessity's recompense -- Necessity's penalty -- Economic patriotism and Physiocracy -- Physiocracy neglected and opposed -- Notes -- Chapter Nineteen Cameralism, Physiocracy and Antiphysiocracy in The Germanies -- An oeconomic revolution? -- A university science? -- Schlettwein and foes -- Oeconomy in Giessen -- Antiphysiocracy -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter Twenty No Way Back to Quesnay: Say's Opposition to Physiocracy -- Two overlapping generations of economists -- Say, Du Pont de Nemours and Physiocracy.
505	8		_aPhysiocracy and Antiphysiocracy in the works of Say.
520			_a'The Economic Turn' brings together many of the world's leading historians of early political economy to recast the very origins of the discipline in light of the Europe-wide critical reaction to the school of Enlightenment economic thought known as Physiocracy.
650		7	_2gnd _aAufklärung
650		7	_2gnd _aPhysiokraten _925301
650		7	_2gnd _aTheorie
650		7	_2gnd _aWirtschaftstheorie _96089
651		7	_2gnd _aEuropa
653			_aEnlightenment-Europe.
653			_aEconomics-Europe-History-18th century.
655			_aFernzugriff _9230
700	1		_aReinert, Sophus. _924849 _4edt _eeditor
700	1		_aKaplan, Steven L. _4edt _eeditor _925300
830		0	_aAnthem Other Canon Economics _924850
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