Karl Theodor Von Inama-Sternegg

Inama-Sternegg, Karl Theodor Von 

Born Jan. 20, 1843, in Augsburg; died Nov. 28, 1908, in Innsbruck. Austro-German economic historian and statistician.

Inama-Sternegg was a professor at universities in Innsbruck, Prague, and Vienna. In 1881 he became director of the Bureau of Statistics in Vienna and in 1884 president of the Austrian Central Statistical Commission. In his theoretical views he aligned himself with the historical school of political economy. In words dealing with the economic history of medieval Germany, he gave an extended formulation of the patrimonial-estate theory in its most scientifically progressive form, combining the theory with a number of propositions of the communal theory.

WORKS

Deutsche Wirtschaftsgeschichte, vols. 1–3. Leipzig, 1879–1901.

REFERENCE

Danilov, A. I. Problemy agrarnoi istoriii rannego srednevekov’ia v nemetskoi istoriografii kontsa XlX-nachala XX vv. [Moscow, 1958.]