J. K. Davies’ Democracy and Classical Greece provides a clear and well-structured introduction to the rise and development of democracy in ancient Athens, while also exploring its wider impact on the Greek world. The book discusses the social, political, and economic forces that shaped the classical polis, the challenges that democracy faced, and the ways in which it was experienced by different groups within society. Written as part of the Fontana History of the Ancient World series, it combines detailed historical analysis with accessible narrative, making it a standard reference for students and readers interested in ancient history and political thought.
Pages: 288
Publication year: 1978
Publisher: Fontana Press (Fontana History of the Ancient World)
Language: English
Original language: English
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