Creating a Constitution: Law, Democracy, and Growth in Ancient Athens
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Creating a Constitution: Law, Democracy, and Growth in Ancient Athens

by Federica Carugati

Law Political Science economic history ancient history
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Creating a Constitution explores ancient Athens through the connected themes of law, democracy, and economic growth. Federica Carugati examines constitution-making as an important part of political and institutional development, offering a focused study of how civic organization and legal structures shaped the Athenian experience.

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Creating a Constitution examines the relationship between law, democracy, and growth in ancient Athens.

The book focuses on constitution-making as a central feature of political and institutional development.

It connects the study of Athenian government with broader questions about democratic organization and economic progress.

Federica Carugati presents an academic analysis of ancient Athens through the combined perspectives of history, law, politics, and economics.

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