Extramercantile Economies of Greek and Roman Cities
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Extramercantile Economies of Greek and Roman Cities
New Perspectives on the Economic History of Classical Antiquity
Fitzgerald, John T.; Blanton IV, Thomas R.; Hollander, David B.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2019
156
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Inglês
9781138544253
15 a 20 dias
480
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List of Contributors; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; Introduction, John T. Fitzgerald, David B. Hollander, and Thomas R. Blanton IV; 1. The Extramercantile Economy: An Assessment of the New Institutional Economics: Paradigm in Relation to Recent Studies of Ancient Greece and Rome, Thomas R. Blanton IV and David B. Hollander; 2. Early Greek Economic Thought, John T. Fitzgerald; 3. Benefactors, Markets, and Trust in the Roman East: Civic Munificence as Extramercantile Exchange, Arjan Zuiderhoek; 4. Euergetism and the Embedded Economy of the Greek Polis, Marc Domingo Gygax; 5. The Economic and Cognitive Impacts of Personal Benefaction in Hispania Tarraconensis, Rachel Meyers; 6. New Institutional Economics, Euergetism, and Associations, John S. Kloppenborg; 7. The Economics of Solidarity: Mutual Aid and Reciprocal Services between Workers in Roman Cities, Nicolas Tran; Epilogue, David B. Hollander and Thomas R. Blanton IV; Index
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Loss Aversion Behavior;Mid-second Century BCE;Ancient Economies;Jean Andreau;economic theory and the ancient world;Horrea Agrippiana;economic theory and the roman world;Good Life;economic theory and ancient rome;Open Access Orders;economic theory and ancient greece;Ob Honorem;economic theory and the ancient mediterranean;Hispania Tarraconensis;Extramercantile Economy in the ancient world;Ancient Economy;Extramercantile Economy in the roman world;Greco Roman World;Extramercantile Economy in ancient greece;Carthago Nova;Extramercantile Economy in the roman empire;Occupational Guilds;economics and ancient greece;Ancient Economic History;economics and ancient rome;Herculaneum Papyri;Premodern Exchange;Elite Benefactors;Early Greek Economic Thought;Intra-elite Competition;Civic Benefaction and ancient economics;Civic Euergetism;benefactions and ancient economics;Hellenistic Polis;benefactions and the greek polis;Greco Roman Cities;benefactions and the hellenistic polis;Cambridge Economic History;Collegium Fabrum;benefaction in Hispania Tarraconensis;Agrippa II;Economies of Greco-Roman Associations;Jupiter Stator;new Institutional Economics;Medieval Guilds;NIE;Greek Economic Thought;New Institutional Economics and classical studies;New Institutional Economics and the ancient world;homo economicus;Classics and economic history;economic theory and early christianity;early christianity and the ancient economy;the roman economy;the ancient greek economy;Greek philosophers;New Testament scholars;market economy
List of Contributors; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; Introduction, John T. Fitzgerald, David B. Hollander, and Thomas R. Blanton IV; 1. The Extramercantile Economy: An Assessment of the New Institutional Economics: Paradigm in Relation to Recent Studies of Ancient Greece and Rome, Thomas R. Blanton IV and David B. Hollander; 2. Early Greek Economic Thought, John T. Fitzgerald; 3. Benefactors, Markets, and Trust in the Roman East: Civic Munificence as Extramercantile Exchange, Arjan Zuiderhoek; 4. Euergetism and the Embedded Economy of the Greek Polis, Marc Domingo Gygax; 5. The Economic and Cognitive Impacts of Personal Benefaction in Hispania Tarraconensis, Rachel Meyers; 6. New Institutional Economics, Euergetism, and Associations, John S. Kloppenborg; 7. The Economics of Solidarity: Mutual Aid and Reciprocal Services between Workers in Roman Cities, Nicolas Tran; Epilogue, David B. Hollander and Thomas R. Blanton IV; Index
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Loss Aversion Behavior;Mid-second Century BCE;Ancient Economies;Jean Andreau;economic theory and the ancient world;Horrea Agrippiana;economic theory and the roman world;Good Life;economic theory and ancient rome;Open Access Orders;economic theory and ancient greece;Ob Honorem;economic theory and the ancient mediterranean;Hispania Tarraconensis;Extramercantile Economy in the ancient world;Ancient Economy;Extramercantile Economy in the roman world;Greco Roman World;Extramercantile Economy in ancient greece;Carthago Nova;Extramercantile Economy in the roman empire;Occupational Guilds;economics and ancient greece;Ancient Economic History;economics and ancient rome;Herculaneum Papyri;Premodern Exchange;Elite Benefactors;Early Greek Economic Thought;Intra-elite Competition;Civic Benefaction and ancient economics;Civic Euergetism;benefactions and ancient economics;Hellenistic Polis;benefactions and the greek polis;Greco Roman Cities;benefactions and the hellenistic polis;Cambridge Economic History;Collegium Fabrum;benefaction in Hispania Tarraconensis;Agrippa II;Economies of Greco-Roman Associations;Jupiter Stator;new Institutional Economics;Medieval Guilds;NIE;Greek Economic Thought;New Institutional Economics and classical studies;New Institutional Economics and the ancient world;homo economicus;Classics and economic history;economic theory and early christianity;early christianity and the ancient economy;the roman economy;the ancient greek economy;Greek philosophers;New Testament scholars;market economy
