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Around 600 B.C., Athens was ruled by a birth aristocracy. Some 150 years later, the city-state was a "democracy". A …
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This paper explores the mutual influence between the institutional development in Athens in the archaic and classical …
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Perikles is usually seen as a great statesman and clever leader of the Athenians. In the mid fifth century BC, he seems however to have been in serious political trouble and may well have been in danger of losing the struggle for power and of being ostracised. The fact that his incentives...
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Athens, which in the 5th century BCE had an institutional setting with very limited checks and balances, which again led to …
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. The metropolitan area of Athens is used as our case study, for which available data at a municipal level enable the … values, three groups of municipalities are derived within Athens. For each one of them, a mean MPI index is calculated and … Athens. The urban core of the city is characterised by middle-income municipalities, whilst the north-east and the south …
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