Johannes Fallati

Johannes Baptista Fallati ( born March 15, 1809 in Hamburg, † October 5, 1855 in The Hague) was a German political economist and Professor of Political History and Statistics of the University of Tübingen.

Life

Fallati studied law at the Universities of Tübingen and Heidelberg. After graduating, he got a job with the state administration of the Kingdom of Württemberg. In 1837 he returned as a lecturer returned to the University of Tübingen. Five years later he was promoted to full professor there in history and statistics.

In 1848 he was awarded by the voters of the Oberamts Münsingen a mandate for the Second Chamber of the Württemberg Estates. However, he did not participate in meeting the mandate and put down in the same year.

Despite the politically uncertain times Fallati was instrumental in 1848 in bringing about reform of the Congress of German universities at the University of Jena. Since he himself was elected at the same time in the Chamber of Deputies Württemberg and as representatives of the left wing of the German Center Party in the National Assembly in Frankfurt, it was not possible for him personally to attend this congress. In August 1848 Fallati was appointed as Under Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Commerce.

On 16 December 1848, Fallati joined the resignation of the president Heinrich von Gagern and with effect from 24 May 1849, he also presented his credentials as a Member of the National Assembly down. More politically engaged, he also participated in the meeting and Gotha to the later efforts of his party for the Union in Württemberg.

Later Fallati returned as a professor in Tübingen and found in 1850 a position as head librarian at the university. During a trip to Amsterdam Fallati John died at the age of 46 years on October 5, 1855 in The Hague.

Works (selection)

  • About the concept and essence of Roman Omen and its relationship to the Roman private law, 1836
  • The statistical associations of the English. Tübingen 1840.
  • About the so-called material tendency of the presence of an academic speech, held in the auditorium at Tübingen, the September 1, 1842
  • Introduction to the science of statistics. Tübingen 1843.
  • Concise history of the origin of the great German Zollverein, 1843
  • The voluntary sector as a means of Sittigung of factory workers, 1844
  • Address the high assembly of the estates, 1848
  • Letter from the Member of Parliament for Münsingen, Professor Fallati from Tübingen about his resignation from the second chamber of the Württemberg Diet, 1848
  • The establishment of the Royal University Library in Tubingen, 1850
  • The establishment of administrative statistics in Norway, 1852
  • History of the Jews in Württemberg in their relation to the state until 1806, 1852
  • For the statistics of the surface area and the number of people of British India, 1852
  • The statistical Congress in Brussels from 19 to September 22, 1853
  • Essays in the journal for the entire political science.
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