Franziska Neumann
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About the Author
Franziska Neumann is a historian whose research focuses on the administrative and institutional history of early modern Europe. Her work examines the development of bureaucratic systems and the role of trust in governance, particularly within the mining administration of Saxony between 1470 and 1600. Through careful archival analysis, she explores how formal structures shaped political and economic life in the region. Her scholarship contributes to broader discussions on state formation and the evolution of administrative practices in the Holy Roman Empire.
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