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1 Jakub Filonik, Christine Plastow, and Rachel Zelnick-Abramovitz, ‘Citizenship in antiquity: current perspectives and challenges’; Part One: Theory of citizenship; 2 Catherine Neveu, ‘Exploring citizenship(s) in context(s): anthropological perspectives’; 3 P.J. Rhodes, ‘Greek citizenship’; 4 Alain Duplouy, ‘Lifestyle and behaviour in archaic and classical Greece: the other language of citizenship’; 5 Markus Sehlmeyer, ‘Models of Roman citizenship from Augustus to Boris Johnson’; Part Two: The Ancient Near East; 6 Eva von Dassow, ‘Citizens and non-citizens in the age of Hammurabi’; 7 N. Ilgi Gerçek, ‘Citizenship in Hittite Anatolia’; 8 Mark Woolmer, ‘The evolution of citizen councils and assemblies in ancient Phoenicia’; 9 Shai Gordin, ‘Neo-Babylonian citizenship practices in a comparative Mediterranean context’; Part Three: The Greek world; 3.1 Archaic and classical Greece; 10 Irad Malkin, ‘The supreme arbitrator and the demos: city-founders and reformers’; 11 Gunnar Seelentag, ‘"Citizens" and "others" in archaic and early classical Crete’; 12 Ryszard Kulesza, ‘Spartan oliganthropia and homoioi’; 13 Katarzyna Kostecka, ‘Exile and conflicting identities in archaic and early classical Greece’; 14 Barbara Schipani and Ferdinando Ferraioli, ‘Granting citizenship to women in ancient Epirus’; 15 Ryszard Kulesza, ‘Citizenship and the Spartan kosmos’; 16 Roger Brock, ‘Civic subdivisions and the citizen community’; 17 Stefano Frullini, ‘The language of citizenship in Herodotus and Thucydides’; 18 Bartlomiej Bednarek, ‘Performing the city: religious aspects of Greek citizenship’; 19 Jakub Filonik, ‘Sharing in the polis: conceptualizing classical Greek citizenship’; 3.2 Classical Athens; 20 Chris Carey, ‘The citizen body’; 21 Fayah Haussker, ‘Smuggling infants: citizenship fraud in classical Athens’; 22 Brenda Griffith-Williams, ‘Polis and oikos: citizenship and family mem

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