(Moskau-Leningrad, 1933). 8vo. Orig. printed wrappers. 361 pp.
With contributions by: Kusnetzow, Markow, Bachniew and Chwatow.
Cherche midi 2017 192 pages 14 2x21 8x1 8cm. 2017. Broché. 192 pages.
comme neuf
Paris, Pichon et Durand-Auzias 1926 376pp., 25cm., br.orig., non coupé, bel état, Thèse pour le doctorat en droit (sciences politiques et économiques) de l'Université de Paris
Bruxelles, De Boeck 1997 164pp., br.orig., 24cm.
Dalloz Mémentos Dalloz Dos carré collé 1977 In-8 (16 x 24 cm.), broché, 159 pages ; coiffes et coins légèrement frottés, plats salis , intérieur frais, assez bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
Paris, Recueil Sirey 1935 xv + 604pp., dans la série "Traité d'économie politique - publié sous la direction de Henri Truchy" vol.III, br.orig., 26cm., cachet, bel état, E42599
, Bruxelles, Office de Publicité 1946, 303pp., estampe, br.
Paris-Lyon, Delhomme et Briguet s.d. 411pp., non coupé, br.orig., qqs. cachets sinon en bel état, E37479
Bruxelles/ Paris, Bruylant/ Librairie générale de Droit et de Jurisprudence 1927 207pp., br.orig., 24cm., qqs. cachets, bon état, J41761
[Stockholm, Norstedt & Söner, 1871]. 4to. Uncut, unopened. As extracted without wrappers. Very fine and clean. 64 pp.
The rare first printing of the Swedish-Japanese Treaty of 1868 the very first treaty Meiji Government made with a foreign state.The Meiji government was the early government of the Empire of Japan and in April 1868, the Charter Oath was promulgated, in which Emperor Meiji set out the broad general outlines for Japan's development and modernization. A central governmental structure, or Daij?kan, was established which included a department of foreign affairs. The present Swedish-Japanese treaty was the very first of a long line of treatise.
A Londres, et se trouve à Paris, Chez Dessain junior, 1767. (2), xii, 298 pp. 12mo. Contemporary marbled calf, spine gilt in compartments, label with gilt lettering, red edges, some light scratches, small repair to joint of rear cover, a fine copy. Kress 6453; Goldsmiths 10298; Einaudi 3048; INED 2349; Higgs 4197; Conlon 67:953; not in Mattioli. First (and only?) edition. The abbé Pierre Jaubert's opinions were more varied than those of Danguel and Plombaine, but similar in character. He accepted the opinion of Montesquieu, Forbonnais, and the agrarian writers that population tended to grow when men were assured the fruits of their labor and some comfort; and that failure to cultivate all available land, coupled with the great and inequitable tax burden was depressing agricultural production and retarding population growth. Therefore he advocated stimulation of the agricultural arts: protection of agriculturalists against their creditors; a redistribution of the tax burden; the use of idle urban workeers to perform the corvées; and restrictions upon the crop-destroying wild game which were raised and protected for the benefit of the nobility. He furthermore proposed that monasteries and nunneries be stripped of tax exemption and other privileges, he was critical, as were many writers, of the French hospital and penal system, he advocated an improved urban water supply, enlargement and frequent cleaning of the streets, daily filth removal, and the location of certain establishments (cemetries, tanneries, etc.) outside cities. Spengler considers his suggestions for the curtailment of celebacy and the counterbalancing of its effects, as most important. With his emphasis on agricultural arts he was in line with the Physiocrats (for a detailed analysis see: Spengler, French predecessors of Malthus, pp. 90-94). A very nice copy of a scarce and important work.
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Paris, Vigot Frères, 1948. Grand in-8 broché, 576 p. Avec 320 Figures dans le Texte. Etat correct : dos mouillé, usé. La mouillure est discrète en haut des quelque 75 premières pages.
Paris, Vigot Frères, 1948. Grand in-8 broché, 576 p. Avec 320 Figures dans le Texte. Etat correct : dos mouillé, usé. La mouillure est discrète en haut des quelque 75 premières pages.
Editions EMS, 2008. 201 pp. In-8 broché.
Bon état général. Quelques marques de stockage.
Format 21 x 27 cm, 253 pages, édité par l’Université de Strasbourg, faculté de droit et des sciences politiques et économiques, 1962. Envoi de l’auteur. Sommaire : Introduction, 1ère partie : les bases de l’économie alsacienne 1) l’agriculture, la sylviculture. 2) l’industrie textile, mécanique, chimique, traditionnelle (Pechelbronn, cuir, bois, brasserie, industries alimentaires, autres industries). Le port de Strasbourg. Le gisement potassique. 3) les échanges, les transports, l’axe rhénan, le commerce, le tourisme. 2ème partie : le renouveau économique de l’Alsace 1) les organismes d’expansion régionale, les organismes de financement. 2) la modernisation de l’agriculture alsacienne 3)modernisation et enrichissement des structures industrielles. 4) le développement des échanges. Conclusion. Bibliographie. Poids : 1,2kg.
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Copenhagen, Munksgaard, 1954. Dissertation. Contemporary half cloth. 99 pp. + errata leaf.
Signed presentation copy Anders Hald.
Paris, Librairie générale de droit et de jurisprudence 1941 155pp., dans la "Collection d'études économiques, sous la direction de Louis Baudin" vol.12, br.orig., 19cm., cachet, bon état, E42114
Paris, Hachette 191935 340pp. + 23pp. (première supplément), br.orig., qqs.cachets, bon état, E41590
A Paris, Chez Durand Neveu, 1775. (4), 457, (1, blank), (6) pp. 12mo. Contemporary marbled calf, spine gilt with raised bands and gilt lettering, lightly rubbed and shaved along extremities. Goldsmiths 11324; Higgs 6218; not in Kress (citing the 1751 edition 5127); not in Einaudi; not in INED. Last and best edition. Louis-François de Jouy specialized in canonical law and gained a reputation of such high learning that the clergy of France nominated him into one of their councils. The present work is a detailed survey of the history of the Dîme, its various definitions such as the Dîmes ecclésiastiques, the Dîmes inféodées, the Dîmes personelles, etc., etc.
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Paris, Guillaumin, 1856. Small8vo. In a nice contemporary full calf binding with gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine and embossed front and back boards. In ""Annuaire de L'Economie Politique et de la Statistique"", 1856, Trezieme Annee. Entire volume offered. Wear to upper and lower part of spine and internally with light occassional brownspotting. A fine copy. Pp. 555-581. [Entire volume: VIII, 612 pp.].
First edition of Juglar's seminal first paper on commercial crises, fluctuations of prices and discount rates of banks of France, anticipating many of the themes and ideas later to be included in his 'Juglar Cycles'. By shifting focus from theory of crisis to the theory of cycles, Juglar laid much of the foundation for all later Business Cycle Theories: ""If anyone can be singled out as first establishing the phenomenon of periodic business cycles as an indisputable fact of economic life, it is Clément Juglar"" (Blaug).Juglar first identified economic cycles 7 to 11 years long which was later divided into four distinct stages by Schumpeter: 1, expansion (increase in production and prices, low interest-rates). 2, crisis (stock exchanges crash and multiple bankruptcies of firms occur). 3, recession (drops in prices and in output, high interest-rates). 4, recovery (stocks recover because of the fall in prices and incomes).""Historically, commercial crises are always accompanied by monetary crises Juglar thus analyzed long series of banking statistics (discounts, metallic reserves, circulation of banknotes, deposits), at first only for France and later also for England, the Unites States and to a lesser extent for Prussia and Hamburg, which he compared with the variations in population, the price of corn, import and exports, rents and public revenue. He noted a strict correlation (especially in the variations of discounts and reserves) and that changes go through specific phases, always the same, and are in concordance in the countries where commerce and industry are more developed."" (Besomi)""Juglar's analysis of crises is essentially a monetary one - protracted periods of inflation and expansion are brought to an end when the banking system initiates a contraction in the face of unacceptable pressures on its specie reserves. This is very like the story Wicksell was later to tell, but without the sophistication of Wicksellian theory. Subsequent theories of the business cycle, which attributed the process to 'real' causes, were critical of this aspect of Juglar's argument. The observed periodicity of the cycle - of nine to ten years - is commonly known in the applied literature on business cycles as a Juglar cycle"". (The new Palgrave).Similar 7 year cycles have been found by Goubert in Beauvais, Parenti in Tuscany, Spooner in Udine and Hauser in Paris.
Bruxelles/ Paris, L'édition universelle/ Desclée de Brouwer 1938 xx + 600pp., 24cm., [Thèse de Doctorat spécial en économie politique présentée à l'Institut de Recherches Economiques de l'Université de Louvain], br.orig., cachet, peu usée, bon état, E41586
Berlin, Stettin und Leipzig, im Verlag Johann Heinrich Rüdigers, 1760. Woodcut head and tail-pieces and initials. (14), 488, (32) pp. 8vo. Contemporary boards, paper label to spine with handwritten title (label with some loss), spine a bit discoloured. Higgs 2415; Humpert 7492; Masui p. 916; Menger, column 51; not in Kress; not in Goldsmiths; not in Einaudi; not in Mattioli; uncommon: NUC, RLIN and OCLC list copies at Harvard, Chicago, and Columbia only. First edition of Justi's most explicit treatise on political philosophy. In this work 'Justi became a theoretician of the proper relation between state and civil society and postulated Polizey (administrative science) as the means of mediating between them. Increasingly, Justi derived state institutions and law not from natural law but from the social processes and individual psychological desires (for survival, self-aggrandizement, and happiness) that he thought animated society. That is, he shifted the foundation for his political philosophy from the state to civil society.Consequently, Justi advocated curtailing the reach of government in economic regulation, to ensure growth and prosperity; in private home, to protect the innocent freedom of individuals; in law, to remove superfluous moral or religious injunctions, and in censorship, to encourage the development of enlightened public opinion. (.....) Justi did describe the outlines of a liberal future by calling for the separation of powers, the principle of private property, major legal reform, and an independent judiciary (though his legal recommendations were less developed than those of many of his contemporaries), an economy liberalized for expansion, a temperate state, and an active sphere of public opinion. More remarkably, Justi anticipated many of the basic liberal assumptions regarding public and private domains, gender, sexuality, and education that were fully developed only in the nineteenth century. (.....) Perhaps Justi's greatest practical achievement was making cameral political theory accessible to literate Germans and thus helping to create a public capable of criticizing government on behalf of a civil society whose active sovereignty he only haltingly admitted' (Isabel V. Hull in: Encycopedia of the Enlightenment, vol. ii, pp 324-5). - A very nice copy, some scattered spotting, title-page lightly browned, entirely uncut.
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Berlin, Weidmann, 1877. 8°. X S., 282 S. Halblederband der Zeit. Rücken stärker beschädigt mit Fehlstellen.
Otto Karlowa (1836-1904), deutscher Rechtshistoriker, war Professor in Heidelberg. - Mit handschr. Namenszug auf dem Vorsatz.
New York, McGraw-Hill, 1951. 8vo. In the original full cloth with gilt lettering to spine and front board. Small stamp to front free end paper, otherwise a very fine and clean copy. VII, (3), 347 pp.
First edition, second impression of Katona's seminal work constituting one of the very first to advocate a rapprochement between economics and psychologists.Katona contrasted ""genuine decision"" and ""habitual behavior"". In fact, neoclassical economics deemed human decision making as genuine decision (with complete rationality), whereas evolutionary economics emphasized that economic behavior take a form of habits and customs. ""Katona developed the theory and substance of psychological economics, with particular attention to the effects of national events on the confidence, expectations, plans and ultimately behaviour of masses of individual. From a background in Gestalt psychology, he noted that there can be major restructuring of the way people interpret their world and its future, leading to sometimes dramatic shifts in behaviour."" (The New Palgrave).