Anfangsgrönde Der Allgemeinen Statslehrmit Einem Kurzen Dehrsegriff Der Ökonomischen Policey (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247727066)

"Anfangsgründe Der Allgemeinen Statslehrmit Einem Kurzen Dehrsegriff Der Ökonomischen Policey" is a historical work addressing the fundamental principles of statecraft and incorporating a concise overview of economic policy. Written by Johann Christian Christoph Rüdiger, this book delves into the political theories and practices relevant to governance and economic administration. It offers insights into the historical perspectives on political science and economic management, making it a valuable resource for understanding the foundations of modern political and economic thought.

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