Crime, Enlightenment, and Punishment : Bureaucratic and Scientific Change in Habsburg Austria, 1750s–1820s

This book studies the social consequences of bureaucratic and scientific change during the transition to modern states and societies in the Age of Enlightenment, as it explores how the Habsburg Empire deployed new ways and means to integrate existing structures into supra-regional systems of order.E...

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Autor principal: Stephan Sander-Faes
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