Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgements viii
5. Notes on Contributors x
6. Introduction: New Institutionalism and Greek History 1
7. PART I Institutions, Constitutions, Justice and the Laws
8. chapter 1 Nomothesia and Financial Administration: ‘Constitutionalisation’ and Institutional Development in Fourth-Century Athens 15
9. chapter 2 Spartan Constitutionalism: Institutions and the Authority of the Lawgiver in Ancient Sparta 42
10. chapter 3 The Discourse on the Ancestral Constitution in the Early Hellenistic Period 65
11. chapter 4 ‘Another’s Justice’: A New Institutionalist Approach to the Rise of Foreign Judges in the Hellenistic World 91
12. PART II Institutions and Citizenship
13. chapter 5 Citizenship in the Greek Polis: An Institutionalist Approach 111
14. chapter 6 Non-Citizens in Athenian Associations 132
15. PART III Institutions, Deliberation and Leadership
16. chapter 7 Rules, Practices, Narratives: Managing Decrees and Decree-Making in Classical Athens 163
17. chapter 8 Deliberative Justice? Pursuing Self-Interest and Helping the Wronged in Athenian International Relations 189
18. chapter 9 Deliberative Institutions, Political Culture and Society from Classical to Hellenistic Iasos 208
19. ch apter 10 Drift, Conversion and Informal Rules: The Athenian Office of Strategos from a New Institutionalist Perspective 231
20. PART IV Institutional Frameworks Beyond the Polis
21. chapter 11 New Institutionalism and Federal Structures in Ancient Greece: The Case of the Boeotian ‘Heptatelic’ System Revisited 251
22. ch apter 12 Institutional Isomorphism, ‘Hellenization’, and the Southern Illyrian Communities as a Case Study 273
23. Conclusions: Critical Overview and Future Directions in the Study of Ancient Greek Institutions 299
24. Bibliography 313
25. Index 352