Christian Thomsen offers a study of political institutions on the
island state of Rhodes an important power in the eastern
Mediterranean and the first city of the Hellenistic world. Using
Aristotle's notion of the polis as an 'association of associations'
as its point of departure, Thomsen provides an analysis of
political institutions, taking a broader view of what constitutes
an institution than traditional studies of the ancient Greek
city-state. Among the institutions surveyed are the family, civic
subdivisions such as tribes and demes as well as private
associations. He argues that these organisations served as
important junctions in the networks of political elites and shaped
the political landscape of Hellenistic Rhodes.
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