AHSS*1130 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Moral Economy, Classical Liberalism, Bourgeoisie

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Liberlaism and modernity:

- traditions: classical conservatism, monarchy, aristoeracy (dominant

ideaology), church of England (dominants), agriculture, mercantilism, moral

economy, poor laws/corn laws, embedded economy.

- Modern: classical liberalism, parliament, bourgeoisie, disscenters/puritans,

commerce, capitalism, market economy, laissez-faire, disembedded

economy,

- two revolutions: 1720 the agricultural (advances in science, make land

more productive whoch will have an increase in population, set the stage for

what will happen in the future).

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