Publisher's Synopsis
Cet ouvrage de Johann Peter Willebrand, publié en 1781, est une analyse passionnante de la politique urbaine à l'époque de la Renaissance. Willebrand y expose les principes fondamentaux de la police, entendue au sens de l'organisation de la cité, et souligne les enjeux liés à l'accroissement démographique des villes. Son travail a été salué par les spécialistes de l'histoire de l'urbanisme, et reste une référence pour les étudiants et les chercheurs en sciences sociales.
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