Capitalism's Past

Capitalism in the Period of the Roman Empire?

Preface

• Michael J. Kelly and Paulo Pachá, Binghamton University, SUNY & Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
  • Capitalism’s Past An Inquiry into the Possibility of Pre-Modern Capitalism, pp. i-ix

Introduction

• Michael J. Kelly – Visiting Assistant Professor, Judaic Studies, Binghamton University (SUNY)
  • What is Capitalism, and did it exist in the Roman world?

Essays

• Lucia Carbone – Assistant Curator for Roman Coins, American Numismatics Society, New York City
  • Roman Taxation and Monetary Production: the Case of the Provincia Asia up to 48 BC, pp. 1-36

• Linda Gosner – Assistant Professor of Classics, Texas Tech University
  • Economic Integration and Labor Organization in Roman Mining: the Question of Capitalism, pp. 37-64

• Annalisa Marzano – Professor of Ancient History, University of Reading
  • Capital Accumulation and Production: A View from the Roman world, pp. 65-88

• Neville Morley – Professor in Classics and Ancient History, University of Exeter
  • The Possibility of Capitalism in the Roman Agronomists

• Paulo Pachá – Assistant Professor of Medieval History, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
  • Exchange without Value? A Marxist Approach to Commerce in the Iberian Early Middle Ages

• Paolo Tedesco – Junior Research Fellow, Zukunftskonzept Programm (DFG Excellenzinitiative), Department of Ancient History / Department of Medieval History, Universität Tübingen
  • Economy before Capitalism: A Short History of Merchant Capital

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