Publisher's Synopsis
MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE is Abbott and Johnson's classic and much-cited study of the origins of professional administration and bureaucracy in the Roman Empire. The text features source materials and extensive notes, including municipal documents in Greek and Latin from Italy and the provinces, as well as documents from Egypt. Generations of scholars of ancient history and public administration have used these source materials and the authors' sophisticated analysis to good advantage.
This new republication from Quid Pro Books is digitally corrected to eliminate underlines, stray marks, and printer artifacts typically found in such reprints. It is a Digitally Remastered Book.(TM)
Part of the Classics of the Social Sciences Series. Also in the Series find quality-produced studies from Quid Pro, LLC, written by such scholars as John Dewey, Emile Durkheim, Neil Smelser, Talcott Parsons, Samuel Krislov, and Philip Selznick.
