Antike im Wandel - Capital in Classical Antiquity

1 CAPITAL AND INEQUALITY IN HISTORY AND HISTORIOGRAPHY

Das Konzept Thomas Pikettys und die Anwendung auf die Sozialgeschichte

“Was in Truhen und Kisten lagert”: Zum Begriff von Besitz und Kapital in der griechischen Antike bei Karl Bücher

The Dynamics of Inequality in Antiquity

Coffee break

2 ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT IN CLASSICAL ATHENS

Framing Capital: Xenophon’s Economic Model and Social System

Wealth Redistribution in Classical Athens

Lunch

3 LIMITS TO CAPITAL ACCUMULATION IN CLASSICAL GREECE

Problems in the Long-Term Accumulation of Commercial and Financial Capital in Ancient Greece

Piketty’s Dilemma: Steuern im Athen des 4. Jahrhunderts

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4 CAPITAL AND INEQUALITY IN THE ROMAN WORLD

Non-Neutral Money and Systemic Inequality in the Roman Principate

Was r > g? – Evidence from Roman Egypt

Closing discussion

5 REVENUE AND CAPITAL ACCUMULATION IN LATE REPUBLICAN ROME

Does Wealth Beget Wealth? The Case of Cicero

New Men in the Roman Economic Revolution

Capital, Rental Prices and Monetary Policy in the Roman World: A Measure of Inequality?

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6 URBANIZATION AND CAPITAL FORMATION IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE

Predation, Urbanization and Capital Formation in the Early Imperial Senate (14-235 CE)

Elite Wealth, Institutional Change and the Development of Urbanism in the Third-Century Roman East

Lunch break

7 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES

The Disparities of Empire: The Economic Integration of Predatory Monopoly

Roman Wealth and Wealth Inequality in Comparative Perspective

Coffee break

Oligarchy Ancient and Modern

Closing discussion