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"Land and Power in the Later Roman World "
#Conference
📆 29 June to 1 July 2026
📍 Tübingen
🔗 View details: https://t.co/2o5BZVkYi5
Please send enquiries to Dr Giordana Franceschini, [email protected]#AllWelcome
The Judgment of the Provinces by Ari Z. Bryen
A new study of ancient legal politics that asks us to re-think the history of law and society.
📚 https://t.co/1s4T0zzLLp
As many of you know, it’s the 250th anniversary of the publication of Wealth of Nations.
@LawLiberty has thus run a series of Adam Smith appreciations—but from non-economists—for March. I’m a lawyer & novelist, & here’s my final piece for the month.
https://t.co/G305e8Nz1m
UCL will close its Institute of Advanced Studies this summer, stating the interdisciplinary research centre is no longer financially sustainable, reports @jgro_the
https://t.co/q9wZcMUzJs
Historians: “in this opening volume, I consider British cavalry innovation from 1817 (January) to 1817 (May)”
Economists: “in this blog post, I explain human origins, progress, and decline”
If you feel like you're bad at your job and it's making you depressed, just consider that, as the investigation of the recent heist revealed, the password to access the Louvre's videosurveillance system was "Louvre".
He wrote one of the greatest history books ever printed, inspired by a walk amongst the ruins of Rome.
Edward Gibbon did not plan to write the death of Rome. Rome persuaded him to write it.
This is the story of The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. 🧵🏛️
Modern academic: “I hope the person who wrote the article I’m responding to gets my subtle dig in footnote 17”
19th century academic: “…here I respond to my enemies, impotent of body and feeble of mind”