… This volume focuses on how the institutional structure of the Roman Empire … ownership
rights and various modes of organization and exploitation facilitated or prevented the use of land …

… economic history of the Roman countryside and investigates … the exploitation of natural
resources in the Roman world took … history of land exploitation in the Roman world. Erdkamp, …

… 13 From their perspective, the Roman Empire was a ‘natural state’, the salient feature of
which, for our purposes, is that the law is largely the product of the interests of elite coalitions …

… the rate of the economic growth in the Roman Empire in absence of technological advances.
… in the Roman empire Part one of the volume (chapters 3–9) is devoted to “ownership and …

… a different picture of the concept of ownership in Roman law, focusing on the exploitation of
… ) the exploitation of the most important natural resource, agrarian land, in the Roman Empire. …

… productive free-market management of land. The tone is more … He argues that increased
consumption in the Roman empire … follow in Part 1 on ownership and control of land. K. Harper …

… productive free-market management of land. The tone is more … He argues that increased
consumption in the Roman empire … follow in Part 1 on ownership and control of land. K. Harper …

… to the conference “Land and Natural Resources in the Roman World', 26–28 May 2011,
Brussels. … Known ancient fish processing sites in Tunisia and in the Roman world more broadly …

… Roman world engaged, there can be no doubt that the exploitation of land and natural
resources represented by far the largest sector of the Roman economy in terms of output, and that …

… Roman world, from more technical investigations on farming … of the land and natural resources
utilized by Rome's pre-… the resources that an estate-owner might decide to develop. The …