Roma, estrategia de un imperio

The Roman Empire lasted five hundred years, an impressive number by any standard, so the economy and the myriad political arrangements and threats it faced were in flux. Taking this principle as a starting point, Lacey focuses much of the narrative on the crucial historical moments and personalities involved to offer a comprehensive, conclusive and captivating analysis of the rise and fall of the Empire. This work incorporates the most recent works of archaeologists and historians of the classical world with the aim of correcting the errors and omissions of previous studies. The result: the most complete and nuanced exposition ever published on Roman strategic thought and its execution.