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After having been for decades the province of a relatively small group of scholars, the Hellenistic polis has become central to the research agenda of Ancient historians more broadly. This development can be traced from the early nineties of the last century, and has picked up pace in a sustained fashion at the turn of the millennium. Recent research has started approaching the Greek polis of the centuries between Alexander and Cleopatra as a specific historical phenomenon, striving to define its most peculiar aspects from as many angles as possible, and to point to new avenues of interpretation that might contribute to recognizing its historical role.
In this general framework, this volume attempts to explore new lines of thought, to question established ways of reading the evidence, and to take stock of recent developments. The contributors do not subscribe to any particular shared approach; on the contrary, their approaches and questions stem from many different scholarly traditions and methodologies. Rather than seeking to achieve a complete coverage, the volume provides a selection of current research agendas, in many cases offering glimpses of ongoing projects.
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"The essays are uniformly excellent and represent important contributions by leading scholars in the field. A particular strength of the volume is the degree to which each of the papers intersects with ongoing research projects of the authors." Ryan Boehm Bryn Mawr Classical Review, 2019.04.22 20190422
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Börm, HenningHenning Börm studierte Geschichte und Deutsch an der Universität Kiel, wo er 2006 mit einer Arbeit über Prokop und die Perser promoviert wurde. Zwischen 2003 und 2019 war er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an den Universitäten Kiel, Münster und Konstanz tätig. 2017 habilitierte sich Börm in Konstanz mit einer Untersuchung zur Stasis im Hellenismus; es folgten Gastprofessuren in Tübingen, Innsbruck und Berlin, und 2019 wurde er in das Heisenberg-Programm der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft aufgenommen. Seit 2020 ist er Professor für Alte Geschichte an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Börms Arbeiten befassen sich vor allem mit dem hellenistischen Griechenland, mit Kulturkontakten zwischen dem antiken Iran und der Mittelmeerwelt, mit Bürgerkriegen im Altertum, mit antiker Geschichtsschreibung sowie mit dem römischen Kaisertum in Prinzipat und Spätantike.Luraghi, NinoNino Luraghi is the D. Magie Professor of Classics at Princeton University. He has published widely on ancient Greek history and historiography. His interests include tyranny and monarchy in Greece from the archaic age to the Roman conquest, ancient and modern slavery, ethnic identity and tradition, and Greek and Roman historiography and its audiences.
