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THE ‘OLD OLIGARCH’ - J.L. Marr, P.J. Rhodes (edd., trans.) The ‘Old Oligarch’: The Constitution of the Athenians attributed to Xenophon. (Aris & Phillips Classical Texts.) Pp. xii + 178. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2008. Paper, £18 (Cased, £40). ISBN: 978-0-85668-781-5 (978-0-85668-776-1 hbk).

The Classical Review, 2013
S. Lewis
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Pseudo-Xenophon: The Old Oligarch

The Classical World, 1974
David G. Rice, null Pseudo-Xenophon, Robert Wind   +2 more
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The Constitution of the Athenians, by the Old Oligarch and by Aristotle. A new interpretation. By L. C. Stecchini. Pp. 112. Glencoe, Ill: The Free Press, 1950. $2.50.

The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1955
K. Atkinson, L. Stecchini
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Dialogue between the Old Oligarch and the Neo-illuminist

2015
V. Cotesta
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The Old Oligarch (Pseudo-Xenophon’s Athenaion Politeia) and Thucydides: A Fourth-Century Date for the Old Oligarch?

2010
S. Hornblower
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The Old Oligarch

1995
M. Gagarin, P. Woodruff
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‘The Old Oligarch’ - K. I. Gelzer: Die Schrift vom Staate der Athener. Pp. 134. (Hermes: Einzelschriften, Heft 3.) Berlin: Weidmann, 1937. Paper, M. 10.

The Classical Review, 1938
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THEOPHRASTUS’ ‘OLIGARCH’ AND THE POLITICAL INTENTION OF THE CHARACTERS

Cambridge Classical Journal, 2023
The intention of Theophrastus’ Characters still escapes us. This paper offers a new answer to that centuries-old question by looking closely at the one political sketch of the collection: ‘The Oligarch’ (C.26).
Katie Ebner-Landy, René de Nicolay
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Disempowerment without expropriation: Egypt’s old oligarchy under Sisi

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2021
What happens to oligarchs when they get politically disempowered? This article looks into changing private property relations in economies dominated by oligarchs in the global south during unstable times of popular unrest and frequent regime change.
Amr Adly
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Plan Meets Reality

Taking Stock of Shock, 2021
Chapter 2 evaluates the implementation of the reforms offered by international financial institutions and shows the propensity of these plans to foster corruption and extreme wealth inequality and, in many cases, an economic collapse that was far greater
Kristen R. Ghodsee, Mitchell A. Orenstein   +1 more
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