The medieval political world was characterized by a diverse array of authorities, often overlapping and complex, rather than the tidy image of centralized governance.
The study highlights that, despite the Roman and Han Empires having similar population sizes, their Gini indices signify distinct patterns of income inequality across these ancient societies.
Some locals took to the streets to celebrate the truce with India as a victory for Islamabad - a rare public expression of Pakistani nationalism in Pakistani-administered Azad Kashmir.
The crystallization of the idea of sovereignty was a complex phenomenon that began not with Bodin or Hobbes in the 16th century, but with the re-introduction of Roman law to Latin Christendom.
