Visions from the periphery: the Persian Empire and the configuration of Greek identity

17 April 2020, Version 1
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Abstract

Since the publication of The Modern Global System in 1974, Wallerstein's definition of "center" and "periphery" have been extensively debated and applied in different approaches. Although the original application of these concepts was designed to explain the origin and development of modern capitalist societies, they have been used in other historical and geographical contexts such as Classical Greece.

Keywords

Classical Greece
Achaemenid Empire
International relations
Identity

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