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Revision as of 08:34, 6 November 2022
Cameralism (Cam) is an 
authoritarian, economically 
centrist, and culturally 
right-leaning ideology which is the 
German child of 
Mercantilism. Cam believes in an economy that is centralized in such a manner that it creates the largest amount of profit for the state.
In relation to Cameralism in the German language nowadays the term Kameralwissenschaft (Cameral Sciences) is usually used to refer to the administration of the state.
History
Cameralism was born in 18th century Germany to Mercantilism, as a way to deal with different conditions of much of northern and central Europe as compared which Mercantilism wasn't suited to as much as those of Western Europe.
Personality
Cam is a rather precise and bureaucratic person.
How to draw
- Draw a ball.
- Divide it into three horizontal stripes; white in the middle and black on the top and bottom.
- Draw a black state building in the middle.
- Draw the ball wearing a crown.
- Add the eyes and you're done!
Relationships
Friends
Mercantilism - Show the economy who it should be serving!
Enlightened Absolutism - He's literally me.
Neocameralism & 
Neoreactionarism - My heir!
Frenemies
Capitalism - You keep our people fed but your greed is worrisome.
Absolute Monarchism - You need to give the plebs some breathing space.
Reactionary Socialism - Based, but why so anti-enlightenment?
Enemies
Classical Liberalism - There's only one thing worse than a lib! A ClassLib!
Feudalism - My unenlightened neighbor, he doesn't even know what money is.
Further Information
Literature
- The Cameralists: The Pioneers of German Social Policy by Albion B. Small
- The Practical Imagination: The German Sciences of the State in the Nineteenth Century by David F. Lindenfeld
- Books, Bureaus and the Historiography of Cameralism by Andre Wakefield
