Transitions from Antiquity to Feudalism

Transitions from Antiquity to Feudalism, which has been one of the important sources of discussions around the transformation of ancient social formations for years, covers a wide geographical area on the transformation of modes of production by historicizing the pre-feudal political, social, economic and class structures. With a broad perspective extending from the Greek states to the Roman Empire, from Western and Northern Europe to the Mediterranean, the Balkans and Byzantium, many categories range from land ownership to slavery, from serfdom to the formation of ruling classes, from the transformation-articulation of production modes to the change in surplus confiscation practices, from law to the impact of migrations. and presents a comprehensive analysis by examining the process up to the formation of the absolute state. A classic reference source from Anderson... “Transitions from Antiquity to Feudalism attempts to explore the political and social world of classical antiquity, the nature of the transition from there to the Medieval world, and the resulting structure and evolution of feudalism in Europe; Regional differences in both the Mediterranean and Europe constitute the central theme throughout the work.” -Perry Anderson-

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Media Type: Paperback

Number of Pages: 336

Size: 14x20

First Print Year: 2017

Dough Type: 2.Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition