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1949:, who perceived a need for greater administrative skill in the growing Prussian bureaucracy. Cameralist teachings departed from the traditional legal and experience-based education usually given to civil servants and focused instead on a broad overview of classical philosophy, natural sciences and economic practices such as husbandry, farming, mining and accounting. However, provision of a cameralist education was also directed towards the gentry as a way to instill the values of thrift and prudence among landowners, thus increasing incomes from their estates. Prussian cameralism was focused on the state, enhancing its efficiency and increasing its revenue through strengthening the power of the developing bureaucracy, by means of standardisation of both the bureaucracy’s own practices as well as the economy, enabling greater extraction of wealth. There is, however, considerable debate about whether cameralist policy reflected the stated goals of academic cameralism. 298:(1717-1771), who linked Cameralism and the idea of natural law with each other. However, most cameralists were practitioners, not academics, and worked in the burgeoning bureaucracies sometimes supporting and other times shunning the science. Whether Cameralism was a technology that was applied to the different branches of the state and the economy decisively shaping it or whether it was a university science has been a major debate in modern research of Cameralism. Much debate has traditionally centered on exactly which writings classify as Cameralism. However, the work of Keith Tribe, who holds cameralism to be a university science disconnected from the actual activities of the administrators, sparked a counter-reaction and shifted the debate to include the practitioners of Cameralism. The shift is evident in the work of David Lindenfeld and Andre Wakefield, which illustrates the dynamics between theory and practice among cameralists. 2782:. The Swedish example shows how cameralism, as a part of the early modern concept of economy, gave rise to a wide range of activity today associated with public and social policy. Around the highly developed Swedish bureaucracy coalesced a structure of entrepreneurs, educators and scientists that strove to mobilise the resources of the country for the betterment of the population and strengthening of the state. Cameralism in this sense fostered a cadre of naturalists and administrators serving as experts engaging in economic activity, that were not necessarily administrative officials, although, associated with the state and utilising the well developed administration. In Sweden, this is exemplified by the botanist 341: 1980: 2715: 1882: 3626: 222:, both public, private and by extension the state itself. Thus, oeconomics was a broader domain in which the investigation of nature merged seamlessly with concerns for material and moral well-being, in which the inter-dependence of urban and rural productivity was appreciated and stewarded, in which "improvement" was simultaneously directed toward increasing the yields of agriculture, manufacturing and 1894: 2727: 302:
outlived the rest of the science. The system has been deemed suitable for bookkeeping under conditions posed by public enterprises or services, such as constructing and maintaining infrastructure, and providing healthcare or education, since these services, if paid for, constitute a form of indirect taxation rather than a transaction on an open market.
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This further shaped cameralism as a wide discipline aimed at creating an overview of knowledge needed by an enlightened administrator. It also illustrates that practitioners of cameralism were a heterogeneous group that not only served the interest of the state but also that of the growing cadres of
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Although the precise legacy and nature of Cameralism remains disputed, it has affected modern public finance, not only by shaping the formation of state administration but also by giving rise to cameralistic accounting, a particular system predominately used in the German public sector which has
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The growing power of centralized state control necessitated centralized systematic information on the nation. A major innovation was the collection, use and interpretation of numerical and statistical data, ranging from trade statistics, harvest reports, and death notices to population censuses.
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Justi based much of his inspiration for cameralistic studies to contemporary accounts of the Chinese imperial bureaucracy. The growth of cameralist studies, which played an important role in Prussian civil service training, may be traced to Justi's admiration for the
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feeds, and to find domestic substitute for imports such as coffee, projects that even though they were failures entrenched the role of the scientist and the expert as a useful instrument of state interests.
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Starting in the 1760s, officials in France and Germany began increasingly to rely on quantitative data for systematic planning, especially regarding long-term economic growth. It combined the
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An economic theory prevalent in 18th-cent. Germany, which advocated a strong public administration managing a centralized economy primarily for the benefit of the state.
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academics, scientists and technological experts striving for the favour of the state in order to further their own interests as well as being oeconomic patriots.
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because it was a method aimed at increasing the efficiency of cameralists—not only referring to the academics devoted to the science but to those employed in the
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was not strictly economic, but designated all that encompassed the relationship between the state and society, with a goal of certain social outcomes.
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and his pupils, who were prominent advocates of cameralism and strove both to cultivate foreign cash crops such as tea and the
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referred to the actual implementation of government policy- in a way it was the study of tools that the government might use.
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of China. Justi, like other cameralists, also lauded many Chinese public policies apart from its administrative system.
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and a strong state-directed economic life. However, cameralism was developed with regard to the
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The first academic chairs in the cameral sciences were created at the Prussian Universities of
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Andre Wakefield (2009), The Disordered Police State: German Cameralism as Science and Practice
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Walter W. Davis (1983). "China, the Confucian Ideal, and the European Age of Enlightenment".
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Cameralism gained traction in Sweden after the country had lost most of its possessions in
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Wakefield, Andre (2005-05-01). "Books, Bureaus, and the Historiography of Cameralism".
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does not accurately portray the scope of the body of knowledge included in cameralism.
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Cameralism distinguished between three subfields: cameral, oeconomie, and polizei (or
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in the 18th and early 19th centuries that aimed at strong management of a centralized
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from the colonial periphery. Furthermore, defining cameralism as an early modern
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designated the science of public finance, administered for the state's benefit.
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and beyond. Professorial chairs in Cameralism were also created in Sweden and
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During the 18th century cameralism spread through the lands of Prussia, the
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There are some similarities between cameralism as an economic theory and
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The Practical Imagination: German Science of State in the 19th Century
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Cameralism as a science is closely connected with the development of
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Monsen, Norvald (2002-02-01). "The Case for Cameral Accounting".
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Johanna M. Menzel (1956). "The Sinophilism of J. H. G. Justi".
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Lars Behrisch, "Statistics and Politics in the 18th Century".
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Bicameralism
Tricameralism
Neocameralism
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German
public administration
economy
state
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Sweden
public finance
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enlightened absolutism
physiocracy
economics
public policy
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early modern period
households
social responsibility
the French mercantilist school
Jean-Baptiste Colbert
mercantilism
import substitution
landlocked
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