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Inscriptions, Greek --- Inscriptions grecques --- Turkey --- Turquie --- Antiquities --- Antiquités --- -Greek inscriptions --- Greek language --- Greek philology --- -Inscriptions, Greek --- Antiquités --- Inscriptions, Greek - Turkey. --- Asie mineure

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Il existe trop souvent un décalage frappant entre les analyses théoriques touchant à l'économie de la Grèce ancienne et les réalités que l'on peut percevoir à travers une analyse directe des sources. Ces douze essais, dont six inédits, entreprennent de soumettre les concepts à l'épreuve des faits. La méthode est appliquée à la question du statut de l'emporion de Naucratis, à l'organisation spatiale des cités de Lesbos, ou encore à la possibilité qu'avaient ou non des marchands de jouer un rôle dans les institutions civiques. Traitant en premier lieu des aspects institutionnels de l'échange, ces études abordent ainsi les modalités de fixation des « prix officiels » du grain en gros à Athènes ou bien les formes et les limites du contrôle des prix de détail en Grèce, tout en amorçant aussi une réflexion plus large sur la notion d'économie en Grèce ancienne, qui réhabilite largement le marché et met au centre de l'analyse la notion de prosodoi, de revenus, aussi bien publics que privés. There is far too often a striking disjunction between the theoretical analyses applied to the ancient Greek economy and the realities that arise from a direct engagement with the sources. These twelve essays, six previously unpublished, seek to test the concepts against the facts. The method is applied to the question of the status of the emporion of Naucratis, to the spatial organization of the cities of Lesbos, and to the extent to which merchants might play a role (or not) in civic institutions. In dealing particularly with institutional aspects of exchange, these essays also treat the manner in which the “official prices” were fixed for wholesale grain in Athens and the forms of and limits on the control of retail prices in Greece. These considerations lead to a more general reflection on the notion of “economy” in ancient Greece and a broader rehabilitation of the market that also puts the notion of prosodoi, “income”, both personal and public, at the center of analysis.

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