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The contrast in the rate of growth between Western and Eastern societies since 1800 has caused Asian societies to be characterized as backward and resistant to change, though until 1600 or so certain Asian states were technologically far in advance of Europe. The Rice Economies, drawing on original source materials, examines patterns of technological and social evolution specific to East-Asian wet-rice economies in order to clarfiy some general historical trends in economic development.

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Ce fut le grand exploit et la fierté des Empereurs romains que d’avoir fondé l’approvisionnement de Rome sur des bases nouvelles et plus sûres. Pour expliquer leur succès, il ne faut certes négliger ni l’acquisition d’importantes nouvelles sources d’approvisionnement (l’Egypte), ni l’amélioration des moyens de transport et de stockage, ainsi que des installations portuaires, ni les progrès de l’administration (le préfet de l’annone). Mais la concentration des armées aux frontières et leur relative indépendance économique constituent un autre élément d’explication. Tout au long du Principat, l'armée régulière, dans l’ensemble, resta éloignée de Rome. Les deux groupes de consommateurs les plus importants de l’Empire n’étaient pas en concurrence. Leurs systèmes d’approvisionnement étaient séparés et distincts ; chaque concentration importante de soldats, aux avant-postes de l’Empire, se trouvait au centre d’une économie administrative et militaire relativement autonome.

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