US EditionThe Democratic Institutions of the Roman Republic
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The Democratic Institutions of the Roman Republic
The Roman Republic, an ancient state that overthrew its kings in the 6th century BC and expanded to control most of the Mediterranean over the next five centuries, is not a common subject of historical political economy research. This is a bit curious because the Republic has a claim to being the longest-lived democracy in history (see figure) and was certainly one of the most successful.The Republic’s democratic institutions included universal …
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