Visualising Roman Institutional Environments for Exchange as a Complex System
Haklai combines an institutional approach with complexity economics to analyse Roman legal environments during the High Empire; specifically, the institutional framework for using money in the private sphere. The chapter starts with the relationship betwe
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Complexity Economics Building a New Approach to Ancient Economic History Edited by Koenraad Verboven
Palgrave Studies in Ancient Economies Series Editors Paul Erdkamp Vrije Universiteit Brussel Brussels, Belgium Ken Hirth Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA, USA Claire Holleran University of Exeter Exeter, Devon, UK Michael Jursa University of Vienna Vienna, Austria J. G. Manning Yale University New Haven, CT, USA Osmund Bopearachchi Institute of East Asian Studies University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA, USA
This series provides a unique dedicated forum for ancient economic historians to publish studies that make use of current theories, models, concepts, and approaches drawn from the social sciences and the discipline of economics, as well as studies that use an explicitly comparative methodology. Such theoretical and comparative approaches to the ancient economy promotes the incorporation of the ancient world into studies of economic history more broadly, ending the tradition of viewing antiquity as something separate or ‘other’. The series not only focuses on the ancient Mediterranean world, but also includes studies of ancient China, India, and the Americas pre-1500. This encourages scholars working in different regions and cultures to explore connections and comparisons between economic systems and processes, opening up dialogue and encouraging new approaches to ancient economies. More information about this series at http://www.palgrave.com/gp/series/15723
Koenraad Verboven Editor
Complexity Economics Building a New Approach to Ancient Economic History
Editor Koenraad Verboven Department of History Ghent University Ghent, Belgium
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