2010
DOI: 10.4000/histoiremesure.3923
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La science des comptes dans les monarchies française et autrichienne au xviiie siècle

Abstract: La science des comptes dans les monarchies française et autrichienne au xviii e siècle. Le modèle colbertiste en cause Résumé. Cet article présente le développement de la science comptable en France et en Autriche au xviii e siècle. Partant des modalités anciennes de gestion, il montre comment celles-ci sont mises en cause à l'articulation des xvii e et xviii e siècle par une science administrative adaptée des savoirs marchands et partiellement mise en oeuvre par les bureaux centraux de Vienne et de Versailles… Show more

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“…This study analyses the accounting model of the 18th century Russian navy to confirm the success of the economic doctrines of the era. In this respect, it complements the research of Littleton (1966), Chatfield (1996), Lemarchand (1999) and Legay (2009Legay ( , 2010, who have studied the impact of mercantilism on accounting. It also complements Funnell (2006Funnell ( , 2011 and Cobbin & Burrows (2010) who have examined the accounting practices of the British Army and Navy in the context of increasing military effectiveness in relation to the social environment The study has three main aims.…”
Section: ) Introductionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…This study analyses the accounting model of the 18th century Russian navy to confirm the success of the economic doctrines of the era. In this respect, it complements the research of Littleton (1966), Chatfield (1996), Lemarchand (1999) and Legay (2009Legay ( , 2010, who have studied the impact of mercantilism on accounting. It also complements Funnell (2006Funnell ( , 2011 and Cobbin & Burrows (2010) who have examined the accounting practices of the British Army and Navy in the context of increasing military effectiveness in relation to the social environment The study has three main aims.…”
Section: ) Introductionsupporting
confidence: 54%