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About the event
Early Modern Oeconomies of Police brings together scholars working on the history of police, oeconomy, and political economy in early modern and Enlightenment Europe. Through case studies ranging from Sweden and Central Europe to Russia and Britain, the workshop explores how ideas of governance, social order, and economic management were conceptualized, translated, and transformed across different contexts. It seeks to shed new light on the historical connections between police and political economy before the emergence of modern economics.
If you can't attend in person but want to follow the workshop remotely, please contact Juuso Kapulainen (juuso.a.kapulainen@jyu.fi).
Programme
Opening remarks from Ere Nokkala
16.00–16.30: Keith Tribe (Uni. of Jyväskylä)
Police, Oeconomy and Political Economy
16.30–17.00: Josefine Berndt (Stockholm Uni.)
Police (politie) and Householding (hushållning) in Early Modern Sweden
17.00–17.30: Danila Raskov (Uppsala Uni.; JYU Visiting Fellow)
Sonnenfels's Polizey in the Mirror of Russian Translation
17.30–18.00: Ryan Walter (Uni. of Queensland; JYU Visiting Fellow)
Malthus and Police: Theology and Abstraction
Closing remarks by Ere Nokkala
18:30: Networking dinner
Each session consists of a 20-minute paper followed by 10 minutes of discussion.
