Modern economics and the ancient world : were the ancients rational actors? : selected papers from the online conference, 29-31 July 2021 / edited by Sven Günther.

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Book
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English
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Münster : Zaphon, 2023.
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xi, 350 pages : some black-and-white illustrations, 1 black-and-white map ; 25 cm

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    Includes bibliographical references and index.
    Contents
    • Introduction: Were the Ancients Rational Actors? / Sven Günther
    • Trouble Brewing in Old Babylonian Mesopotamia / Kathryn Kelley
    • A Rational God? Rationality and Religion in the Ebabbar of Sippar, an Old Babylonian Temple / Thibaud Nicolas
    • Rational Actors and the Ancient Israelite Jubilee Legislation / Christian Canu Højgaard
    • A City Fit for Business: The Justice of Moneymaking in the Republic's Healthy City / Daniel Silvermintz
    • Adam Smith, Plato, and the Stoics. The Birth of Modern Economics Rationality and the Classical Heritage / Lothar Willms
    • Hoarding and Rationality in the Ancient Economy / Michael Leese
    • Old Ideals and Adaptations to a New Reality. Columella's De Re Rustica, a Survival Handbook for an Elite? / José Remesal Rodríguez
    • "The gold-possessing market where flags of the old town cast a shadow". Some Remarks on Maritime Trade, Markets, and Money in the Early Cēra Panegyrics / Roland Ferenczi
    • Are the Moderns Rational? The View from Qin / Jason Hagler
    • Land and Credit in the History of Economic Thought. Traditional China and Premodern Europe: Dian and "pactum antichriseos" / Betram Schefold.
    ISBN
    • 9783963272561 (hardbound)
    • 3963272562
    OCLC
    1417266847
    International Article Number
    • 9783963272561
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