Periferia 'disputada' en el Levante durante la dinastía XVIII egipcia : áreas productivas y estratégicas

Authors

  • Graciela Gestoso Singer Universidad Católica de Argentina

Abstract

This paper presents the development of complex techniques of control and institutions which have emerged in the Levant during the Egyptian XVIII Dynasty from a comparative “world-systems” perspective. We analyze the patterns of a strong core polity (Egypt) and the dependent peripheral societies (Syria and Palestine), and we bound systems by using interaction networks (of exchange, gifts, tribute and corvée), which link peoples from different cultures.

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Published

2013-05-09

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Vol. 9 (2006)

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