Une Économie politique de la nation agricole sous la Constituante ?

Thierry Demals ()
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Abstract: The model of an agricultural nation was questioned from the start. As soon as they were made public, views such as the sterility of manufacture and trade or legal despotism were challenged. They still were at the beginning of the French Revolution but the « Constituants » as a whole did not deem them archaic. Many of them drew from those views part of their conception of citizenship and of their criticism of mixed constitutions.

Keywords: physiocratie; Condorcet; Morellet; révolution française; droits civils et politiques (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2004
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Published in Revue Française d'Histoire des Idées Politiques, 2004, n° 20, pp.83-109

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