Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Preface vii
4. 1 Introduction: Localism in Hellenistic Greece 1
5. 2 Localism and Environmental History in the Hellenistic Kopaic Basin 37
6. 3 Healing a Battlefeld: The Local World of Hellenistic Chaironeia 69
7. 4 The Other Side of the Stone: Local Proxenia in the Hellenistic Euboian Gulf 109
8. 5 Notes on Matrimonial Strategies in Civic Contexts 133
9. 6 Local Horizons for the Thessalian Eleutheria 147
10. 7 The Problematic Localism of the Hellenistic Aitolians 181
11. 8 Aligning the Dots: Local Self-Assertion in a Politically Expanding World 201
12. 9 The Local Voice of Enmity: Kleomenes III, Sparta, and Argos 217
13. 10 “Sparta is my country”: Competitive Localism in Hellenistic Sparta 247
14. 11 Shaping and Reshaping Local Memories in Megalopolis: The Case of the Tyrants Aristodamos and Lydiadas 279
15. 12 Global Activities in a Localized Context: Mercenaries, Proxeny, and the Small Local World of Hellenistic Mani 299
16. 13 Being Syracusan in the Hellenistic World 327
17. 14 Between the Local and the Global: Intersectional Elites at Antiochia ad Cragum in Roman Rough Cilicia 351
18. 15 Afterword: Refections on Hellenistic Localism 366
19. Contributors 381
20. Index 383