Richard Alston

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Professor of Roman History, Royal Holloway. Richard has worked extensively on social and economic history of the Roman imperial period. His work is at the interface of ancient history and modern social theory. His interest in reception is in the history of urbanism and in political philosophy.

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Rome's Revolution: Death of...

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Aspects of Roman History, A...

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Soldier and Society in Roma...

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Reading Ancient Slavery

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The City in Roman and Byzan...

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“Civil war is an exercise in building group loyalties. The trauma of civil war and massacre works not just to desocialize the victims but to socialize the killers into a particular ethical and political stance. Men who had killed together were bound together.”
Richard Alston, Rome's Revolution: Death of the Republic and Birth of the Empire

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