古罗马的战争为征服者带来了巨额财富,但这些财富对其政治及社会有何影响?财富的涌入导致罗马公民不必再缴税,这对他们来说真的是好事吗?本书首次从财政社会学的角度出发对罗马展开研究,并提出以下论点:罗马的财政特点塑造了其权力结构和政治互动模式。如果不能理解这一点,就不可能完整地理解罗马的历史。
通过考察帝国利润的分配方式,本书深入探讨帝国的财富如何颠覆了罗马的公共生活,以及税赋的取消如何导致罗马公民的议政地位一落千丈,并提出了关于罗马国家创建、财政历史、公民参与、贵族主导地位以及最终过渡到专制的新观点。
本书首次尝试将财政社会学和罗马的历史发展联系起来,提供一套独特的结构来测试社会科学中通行的学科理论,致力于弥合罗马政治史和经济史研究之间的鸿沟。
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