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city-state culture: a standalone construct

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Ancient history

a region where many small self-governing city-states share a common language and culture, compared by Hansen across world history.

In ancient history, city-state culture refers to a region where many small self-governing city-states share a common language and culture, compared by Hansen across world history. This meaning comes from Hansen (2000) in A comparative study of thirty city-state cultures.[1]

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References

Hansen, M. H. (2000). A comparative study of thirty city-state cultures. Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab. ISBN 9788778761774

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