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Paolo Tedesco

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ID6048155
NOMBREPaolo Tedesco
NOMBRESPaolo
APELLIDOTedesco
FIRMATEDESCO P
AFILIACIONESUniversity of Tübingen
ORCID0000-0001-5232-8508
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS6
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR6
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2021
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2024
ÍNDICE H0
  • Conclusioni

    Open Access•Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l'École française de…•2024

    Per finanziare le proprie infrastrutture, come la corte, la burocrazia, oppure l’esercito, ogni stato deve appropriarsi di una quota delle risorse prodotte dalla popolazione residente entro i suoi confini. Per raggiungere questo obiettivo, i Romani svilupparono un avanzato sistema di accatastamento fondiario e censimento della popolazione: grazie a questo sforzo amministrativo, le procedure di riscossione e redistribuzione delle tasse divennero u…

  • How Marxists View the Middle Ages

    Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•La Pensée•2024

    Les sociétés de classes n’ont pas commencé avec le capitalisme : les mondes antique et médiéval avaient leurs propres systèmes d’exploitation. Les historiens marxistes ont entrepris d’expliquer le fonctionnement de ces systèmes — et ce que leur disparition finale peut nous apprendre sur ce qui nous attend

  • Approaching the Early Medieval Iberian Economy from the Ground Up

    Paolo Tedesco, Merle Eisenberg et al.•ARTICLE•Al-Masāq•2023

    1. Early medieval Iberia has primarily been debated (but not investigated systematically) with one economic question in mind: how did the state and its rulers collect enough revenues to sustain the

  • Africa’s Transitions to the Middle Ages

    Open Access•Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Medieval Worlds•2022

    In history writing, we need to have words, whether technical or not, to denote economic tendencies, changes in institutions, exchanged objects, or social practices. These words may remain the same, but behind their stability, they designate specific historical configurations. In this concluding note, I reflect on the possible meaning of the words we currently use to describe the social and economic histories of Africa in the long era stretching f…

  • What Made a Peasantry

    Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Journal of Egyptian History•2021•Referencias: 24

    Modern discussions of rural labor in Byzantine Egypt (300–700 CE ) have been bedevilled by disagreement over the definition of that concept. There are three main competing conceptualizations: (i) Rural labor has been defined in terms of serfdom as a parallel outcome to the emergence of “private” (or feudal) large landowners as opposed to the decline of “public powers”; (ii) Rural labor has been described as “free” since it was based on contractua…

  • Seeing the churches like the state

    Open Access•Merle Eisenberg, Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Early Medieval Europe•2021

    Two key economic questions tend to be asked about the transformation of the Roman world. First, how did Roman fiscal structures continue, disintegrate and transform? Second, how did emerging churches play a role in the redistribution of wealth through new administrative structures to create a new social system, what Ian Wood has called a ‘temple society’? These two processes – one focussing on the continuity or discontinuity of the Roman economic…

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  • What Made a Peasantry

    Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Journal of Egyptian History•2021•Referencias: 24

    Modern discussions of rural labor in Byzantine Egypt (300–700 CE ) have been bedevilled by disagreement over the definition of that concept. There are three main competing conceptualizations: (i) Rural labor has been defined in terms of serfdom as a parallel outcome to the emergence of “private” (or feudal) large landowners as opposed to the decline of “public powers”; (ii) Rural labor has been described as “free” since it was based on contractua…

  • Seeing the churches like the state

    Open Access•Merle Eisenberg, Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Early Medieval Europe•2021

    Two key economic questions tend to be asked about the transformation of the Roman world. First, how did Roman fiscal structures continue, disintegrate and transform? Second, how did emerging churches play a role in the redistribution of wealth through new administrative structures to create a new social system, what Ian Wood has called a ‘temple society’? These two processes – one focussing on the continuity or discontinuity of the Roman economic…

  • Africa’s Transitions to the Middle Ages

    Open Access•Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Medieval Worlds•2022

    In history writing, we need to have words, whether technical or not, to denote economic tendencies, changes in institutions, exchanged objects, or social practices. These words may remain the same, but behind their stability, they designate specific historical configurations. In this concluding note, I reflect on the possible meaning of the words we currently use to describe the social and economic histories of Africa in the long era stretching f…

  • Approaching the Early Medieval Iberian Economy from the Ground Up

    Paolo Tedesco, Merle Eisenberg et al.•ARTICLE•Al-Masāq•2023

    1. Early medieval Iberia has primarily been debated (but not investigated systematically) with one economic question in mind: how did the state and its rulers collect enough revenues to sustain the

  • Conclusioni

    Open Access•Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l'École française de…•2024

    Per finanziare le proprie infrastrutture, come la corte, la burocrazia, oppure l’esercito, ogni stato deve appropriarsi di una quota delle risorse prodotte dalla popolazione residente entro i suoi confini. Per raggiungere questo obiettivo, i Romani svilupparono un avanzato sistema di accatastamento fondiario e censimento della popolazione: grazie a questo sforzo amministrativo, le procedure di riscossione e redistribuzione delle tasse divennero u…

  • How Marxists View the Middle Ages

    Paolo Tedesco•ARTICLE•La Pensée•2024

    Les sociétés de classes n’ont pas commencé avec le capitalisme : les mondes antique et médiéval avaient leurs propres systèmes d’exploitation. Les historiens marxistes ont entrepris d’expliquer le fonctionnement de ces systèmes — et ce que leur disparition finale peut nous apprendre sur ce qui nous attend

Economics (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Ancient history (2 obras) · Economic history (2 obras) · Economy (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Philosophy (2 obras)

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