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Politics in the Roman Republic

Title
Politics in the Roman Republic / Henrik Mouritsen, King's College, London.
Author
Mouritsen, Henrik
Publication
Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2017.

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Description
xii, 202 pages; 24 cm
Summary
The politics of the Roman Republic has in recent decades been the subject of intense debate, covering issues such as the degree of democracy and popular influence, 'parties' and ideology, politics as public ritual, and the character of Rome's political culture. This engaging book examines all these issues afresh, and presents an original synthesis of Rome's political institutions and practices. It begins by explaining the development of the Roman constitution over time before turning to the practical functioning of the Republic, focusing particularly on the role of the populus Romanus and the way its powers were expressed in the popular assemblies. Henrik Mouritsen concludes by exploring continuity and change in Roman politics as well as the process by which the republican system was eventually replaced by monarchy. This original and readable book will be important for all students and scholars of Roman history and of politics in general.
Series Statement
Key themes in ancient history
Uniform Title
Key themes in ancient history.
Subjects
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 176-197) and index.
Contents
Senatus populusque romanus: institutions and practices -- Leaders and masses in the Roman republic -- Consensus and competition.
Call Number
JFE 17-5454
ISBN
  • 9781107031883
  • 1107031885
  • 9781107651333
  • 1107651336
LCCN
2016047823
OCLC
961266598
Author
Mouritsen, Henrik, author.
Title
Politics in the Roman Republic / Henrik Mouritsen, King's College, London.
Publisher
Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2017.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Series
Key themes in ancient history
Key themes in ancient history.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 176-197) and index.
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Chronological Term
510-30 B.C.
Research Call Number
JFE 17-5454
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