Ancient Economies in Comparative Perspective
Edited by Marcella Frangipane (),
Monika Poettinger () and
Bertram Schefold ()
in Frontiers in Economic History from Springer, currently edited by Diebolt, Claude and Haupert, Michael
Date: 2022
ISBN: 978-3-031-08763-9
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Chapters in this book:
- Introduction
- Marcella Frangipane, Monika Poettinger and Bertram Schefold
- Ancient Economies: The Challenge of Mapping Complexity
- John K. Davies
- The Significance of Economic Knowledge for Welfare and Economic Growth in History
- Bertram Schefold
- For a Comparative History of Economic Thought
- Marco Bianchini
- Economics as a Comparative Science from the Historical School to Otto Neurath
- Monika Poettinger
- Archaeological Evidence of the Political Economy in Pre-State and Early State Societies in the Near East. Mesopotamia and Anatolia, Some Remarks and Comparisons
- Marcella Frangipane
- Clash of the Titans: The Economics of Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia Between Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Models
- Giacomo Benati
- Modelling Modes of Production: European 3rd and 2nd Millennium BC Economies
- Kristian Kristiansen and Timothy Earle
- Political/Ideological Display or Economic Need? The Problematical Picture of the Hydraulic Networks in Seventh Century BC Assyria
- Frederick Mario Fales
- The ‘Many Faces’ of the Roman Economy: Modern Preconceptions and Some Considerations on Capital, Technology, and Labour
- Annalisa Marzano
- Weight-Based Trade and the Formation of a Global Network: Material Correlates of Market Exchange in Pre-literate Bronze Age Europe (c. 2300–800 BC)
- Nicola Ialongo
- Specialisation, Exchanges and Socio-Economic Strategies of Italian Bronze Age Elites: The Case of Aegean-Type Pottery
- Marco Bettelli
- The Economic and Productive Processes in the Hellenistic ‘Globalization’: From the Archaeological Documentation to the Historical Reconstruction
- Enzo Lippolis
- New Institutional Economics and the Rhodian Economy: Some Preliminary Considerations
- Marco Maiuro
- The Edicts of Debt Remission: A Political Tool of Economic Intervention
- Cristina Simonetti
- Some Observations on the Development of a Sacred Economy from the Archaic Age up to Hellenism
- Rita Sassu
- Debt and Usury: Economic and Financial Questions in the Roman Republic (Fifth–First Century B.C.)
- Chantal Gabrielli
- The Two-Way Relationship Between Freedman and Business in the Roman World
- Egidio Incelli
- Slaves Sales in the Roman Empire and Perspectives of Comparison
- Francesca Reduzzi Merola
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