Javascript must be enabled to continue!
The Cities of Caria
View through CrossRef
Abstract
The region of Caria in south-west Asia Minor was part of the province of Asia during the first three centuries of the Roman Empire. It is presented in this chapter in three sections. After a brief description of the region and its inhabitants, the chapter first investigates how the cities of Caria were conquered by Rome at the end of the Republic and how the winner, through conquest and civil war, shaped the civic landscape of the region for a long time to come. The chapter then looks at how these cities functioned under the imperium Romanum, and in particular at the different ways in which the local populations demonstrated their attachment to Rome. Finally, the chapter analyses how the cities of Caria preserved distinctive regional features in an area dominated by a foreign (Greek) culture and (Roman) power.
Oxford University Press
Title: The Cities of Caria
Description:
Abstract
The region of Caria in south-west Asia Minor was part of the province of Asia during the first three centuries of the Roman Empire.
It is presented in this chapter in three sections.
After a brief description of the region and its inhabitants, the chapter first investigates how the cities of Caria were conquered by Rome at the end of the Republic and how the winner, through conquest and civil war, shaped the civic landscape of the region for a long time to come.
The chapter then looks at how these cities functioned under the imperium Romanum, and in particular at the different ways in which the local populations demonstrated their attachment to Rome.
Finally, the chapter analyses how the cities of Caria preserved distinctive regional features in an area dominated by a foreign (Greek) culture and (Roman) power.
Related Results
Cities and International Relations
Cities and International Relations
The literature on cities and international relations (IR), or “global urban politics,” as it is sometimes termed, is a diverse stream of social science research that has developed ...
Conservation of endemic lizards in New Zealand cities
Conservation of endemic lizards in New Zealand cities
<p>Globally, biodiversity is in crisis. One contributing factor is the rapid urbanisation of the world’s population. Land cover change associated with urbanisation radically ...
Small Cities
Small Cities
While cities have existed for millennia, it wasn’t until the advent of industrialization in the late eighteenth century that the world entered a process of mass urbanization. Socio...
Fertility Transition Across Major Sub-Saharan African Cities: The Role of Proximate Determinants
Fertility Transition Across Major Sub-Saharan African Cities: The Role of Proximate Determinants
Abstract
Background
Sub-Saharan Africa’s fertility transition has lagged behind other regions despite rapid urbanization, resulting in persistently high fertility rates. S...
Smart city construction and intelligent development of urban industries: Empirical evidence from China
Smart city construction and intelligent development of urban industries: Empirical evidence from China
Abstract
Smart cities, as a product of the deep integration of digital technology and urban development, are not only a vital part of achieving the vision of a strong netwo...
Lessons from Iranian hot cities for future hot cities
Lessons from Iranian hot cities for future hot cities
Iran is an ancient country with an old civilization. Most parts of this country have been located in hot and dry region. Many cities of Iran suffer from harsh climate and water sca...
World Cities
World Cities
Large and significant cities have fascinated researchers since the early twentieth century. This is indicated by the wide range of terms used to describe cities, whereby since the ...
Towards Climate Neutralality in European Cities
Towards Climate Neutralality in European Cities
Approximately three-quarters of the European population is urban. Cities are also responsible for a similar percentage of European global greenhouse gas emissions. The European Uni...

