The City

administration ancient city Antiquity appear areas Areopagus army artisans associations Athens autocephaly autonomy burghers castle century citizenry citizens civic clan Cleisthenes commercial concept confederation contrast corporation council court cult democracy demos doge dominated economic elected emergence enfranchised ephors established estates excluded fact feudal foreign formal fortress fraternization German guilds hand Hellenic hoplite important individual institutions interests Italy king knightly land later lord Louis Wirth manorial Max Weber medieval medieval city merchants Middle Ages military modern monopolies Moreover nobility nomic Occident occurred officials organization original participation party patrician patrician city patriciate patrimonial peasants period phratries phyles plebs podesta political popolo possession prince privileges prytaneum represented resident Roman Rome royal rule rural settlement Simmel slaves social sociology Sparta status strata stratum structure taxes theory tion trade tribes tribune UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA urban community urban economic urbanites