Nouveau Cours d'Economie Politique Professe A La Faculte de Droit de Paris, 1864-1865, Volume 2

Nouveau Cours D'économie Politique Professé à la Faculté De Droit De Paris, 1864-1865, Volume 2 by Anselme Polycarpe Batbie, offers a detailed exploration of political economy as it was taught at the Faculty of Law in Paris during the mid-19th century. This volume provides insights into the economic theories and legal frameworks prevalent at the time, reflecting the intellectual climate and policy debates of the era. Batbie's lectures cover a range of topics pertinent to the development of economic thought and its application to legal and political systems. This historical record is invaluable for scholars interested in the history of economic education, French legal history, and the evolution of political economy as a discipline.

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