All Outputs (11)

The economic world of the populus Romanus (2020)
Journal Article
Russell, A. (2020). The economic world of the populus Romanus. Revue d'histoire du droit international, 22(4), 536-564. https://doi.org/10.1163/15718050-12340134

Rome’s transformation from city-state to territorial empire involved a massive increase in wealth; it also both created and responded to fundamental political changes, in a moment often positioned as the creation myth of republicanism. James Tan has... Read More about The economic world of the populus Romanus.

The populus Romanus as the source of public opinion (2019)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2019). The populus Romanus as the source of public opinion. In C. Rosillo-Lopez (Ed.), Communicating public opinion in the Roman Republic (41-56). Franz Steiner Verlag

The Augustan Senate and the reconfiguration of time on the Fasti Capitolini (2019)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2019). The Augustan Senate and the reconfiguration of time on the Fasti Capitolini. In I. Gildenhard, U. Gotter, W. Havener, & L. Hodgson (Eds.), Augustus and the destruction of history : the politics of the past in Early Imperial Rome (157-186). Cambridge Philological Society. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv10kmc9n.13

The rhetoric of losing and the construction of political norms (2019)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2019). The rhetoric of losing and the construction of political norms. In K. Hölkeskamp, & H. Beck (Eds.), Verlierer und Aussteiger in der 'Konkurrenz unter Answesenden'. Agonalität in der politischen Kultur des antiken Rom (127-146). Franz Steiner Verlag

Why did Clodius shut the shops? The rhetoric of mobilizing a crowd in the Late Republic (2016)
Journal Article
Russell, A. (2016). Why did Clodius shut the shops? The rhetoric of mobilizing a crowd in the Late Republic. Historia, 65(2), 186-210

When Publius Clodius ordered Rome’s tabernae to be shut for one of his meetings in 58, he was not only trying to gather a crowd by forcing tabernarii onto the street. Shutting the shops was a symbolic move alluding to the archaic iustitium and to the... Read More about Why did Clodius shut the shops? The rhetoric of mobilizing a crowd in the Late Republic.

On gender and spatial experience in public: the case of ancient Rome (2016)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2016). On gender and spatial experience in public: the case of ancient Rome. In M. Mandich, T. Derrick, S. Gonzalez Sanchez, G. Savani, & E. Zampieri (Eds.), TRAC 2015 : proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (164-176). Oxbow

The Politics of Public Space in Republican Rome (2015)
Book
Russell, A. (2015). The Politics of Public Space in Republican Rome. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9781139629041

The Tribunate of the Plebs as a Magistracy of Crisis (2015)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2015). The Tribunate of the Plebs as a Magistracy of Crisis. In V. Gouschin, & P. Rhodes (Eds.), Deformations and crises of ancient civil communities (127-139). Franz Steiner Verlag

Domestic and civic basilicas: between public and private space (2015)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2015). Domestic and civic basilicas: between public and private space. In K. Tuori, & L. Nissin (Eds.), Public and private in the Roman house and society (49-61). Journal of Roman Archaeology

Memory and Movement in the Roman Fora from Antiquity to Metro C (2014)
Journal Article
Russell, A. (2014). Memory and Movement in the Roman Fora from Antiquity to Metro C. Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 73(4), 478-506. https://doi.org/10.1525/jsah.2014.73.4.478

Movement, particularly repeated or ritualized movement, can play an important role in the practices of cultural memory. Using Jan Assmann’s concept of cultural and communicative memory to explore the creation and reproduction of cultural memory throu... Read More about Memory and Movement in the Roman Fora from Antiquity to Metro C.

Speech, competition and collaboration: tribunician politics and the development of popular ideology (2013)
Book Chapter
Russell, A. (2013). Speech, competition and collaboration: tribunician politics and the development of popular ideology. In C. Steel, & H. van der Blom (Eds.), Community and Communication: Oratory and Politics in Republican Rome (101-115). Oxford University Press