Titlebook: Bread, Politics and Political Economy in the Reign of Louis XV; Volume One Steven L. Kaplan Book 19761st edition Springer Science+Business

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From Political Economy to Police: The Return to Apprehensive Paternalismediluvian approach to the task—at least he tried not to. The problem was that de-liberalization did not bring instant recovery. Terray enjoyed virtually no respite from subsistence troubles during his four year tenure and the subsistence troubles generated other political and economic problems which compounded the difficulty for him.

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978-94-010-1406-9Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1976

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The King’s Grain and the Retreat from Liberalization a liberal to a police regime. There are of course other important differences and many striking similarities between the government grain operations of the sixties and of the seventies: we explore some of them in the pages that follow.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46316-2 a liberal to a police regime. There are of course other important differences and many striking similarities between the government grain operations of the sixties and of the seventies: we explore some of them in the pages that follow.

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Making Aggression a Crime Under Domestic LawVirtually everyone who practiced or wrote about public administration, or what was commonly called “police” in the old regime, considered provisioning to be among its paramount concerns. “The abundance of grain,” intoned Colbert, “is the thing to which we must pay the most attention in the police.”

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6265-591-1tion. This chapter deals with the police view of the grain trade and the ways in which the police translated their attitudes into action. It is the story of persistence rather than change, of an overwhelming sense of continuity informed by a belief that things—at least subsistence things—are at bott

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Isadora Duncan and the Spirit of Modernism,died a certain vision of public administration and economic life—a theory of political economy—it had an ample critical tradition upon which to draw. It is beyond the scope of this chapter to sketch a history of the development of political arithmetic or political economy in the old regime, though s