PUBLICATIONS: THE INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS THEMATICALLY ARRANGED

compiled by  Frederick Naerebout

A different and complementary overview can be found in Mogens Herman Hansen, 95 Theses about the Greek polis in the archaic and classical periods. A report on the results obtained by the Copenhagen Polis Centre in the period 1993-2003, Historia 52 (2003) 257-282, which with every thesis refers to relevant pages in CPCActs, CPCPapers, 6 CSC, 30 CSC, P&P, some selected articles, Thomas Heine Nielsen, Arkadia and its Poleis in the Archaic and Classical Periods, Göttingen 2002, and Mogens Herman Hansen & Thomas Heine Nielsen (edd), An inventory of Archaic and Classical poleis, Oxford 2004, but provides no full coverage. For the full text of the 95 theses, see the contents menu.

 

• Programmatic / methodological
  • Mogens Herman Hansen & D. Whitehead, Copenhagen Polis Centre, Gnomon 66 (1994) 95
    A one-paragraph announcement
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Poleis and City-States, 600-323 B.C.: a comprehensive research programme, in: CPCPapers 1 (1994) 9-17
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Den oldgraeske bystat – og centret til dens udforskning, Københavns Universitets Almanak 1995 (Kopenhagen 1995) 170-176
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Introduction, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 5-12
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Hansen on Chaniotis on Hansen: response to A. Chaniotis’ review (BMCR 1997.07.16) of M.H. Hansen (ed.), Introduction to an inventory of poleis, BMCR 1998.02.07
  • Website of the CPC (2 November 1998)
  • Oswyn Murray, What is Greek about the polis?, in: P&P (2000) 231-244
  • Karl Hölkeskamp, Review of 30 CSC & 6 CSC, BMCR 2004.04.03
  
  
• Summarizing the results
  including some subjects not covered by the CPCActs and CPCPapers
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The Hellenic polis, in: 30 CSC (2002) 141-188
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, 95 Theses about the Greek polis in the archaic and classical periods. A report on the results obtained by the Copenhagen Polis Centre in the period 1993-2003, Historia 52 (2003) 257-282
  • Mogens Herman Hansen (ed), Polis – den oldgræske bystatskultur, Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum 2004 (Studier fra sprog- og oldtidsforskning 342)
  • Mogens Herman Hansen & Thomas Heine Nielsen (edd), An inventory of archaic and classical poleis, Oxford:OUP 2004
    Review: BMCR 2005.02.29 Naerebout
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Articles s.vv. bystat, bystatskultur and polis, in: Den Store Danske Encyklopaedi, Copenhagen: Gyldendal 1994-2003,
    An improved version of the article on bystatskultur is in the supplement volume
  • Shipley, Graham, [notice on all CPC-publications up to and including 30 CSC], JHS 123 (2003) 235-237 (available online)
  
  
• Polis emics, general
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, The Bottiaians and their poleis, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 103-132
    see pp. 128-131
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Boiotian poleis – a test case, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 13-63
    see pp. 39-45
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Pollachos polis legetai (Arist. Pol. 1276a23). The Copenhagen inventory of poleis and the Lex Hafniensis de Civitate, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 7-72
    Abbreviated version: The Copenhagen inventory of poleis and the lex Hafniensis de civitate, in: L.G. Mitchell & P.J. Rhodes (edd), The development of the polis in archaic Greece (London 1997) 9-23
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis as the generic term for state, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 9-15
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The polis as an urban centre. The literary and epigraphical evidence, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 9-86
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis and city-state. An ancient concept and its modern equivalent. CPCActs 5, Copenhagen 1998
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, A survey of the use of the word polis in Archaic and Classical sources, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 173-215
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, Mogens Herman Hansen & Thomas Heine Nielsen, The use of the word polis in inscriptions, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 161-172
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The use of the word polis in the Attic Orators, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 151-160
  • Mogens Herman Hansen & Thomas Heine Nielsen, The use of the word polis in the fragments of some historians, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 141-150
  
  
• Polis emics, specific authors
  • Malcolm Schofield, Plato on the economy, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 183-196
  • David Whitehead, Site-classification and reliability in Stephanus of Byzantium, in: CPCPapers 1 (1994) 99-124
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Was Eutaia a polis? A note on Xenophon’s use of the term polis in the Hellenika, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 83-102
  • Susan E. Alcock, Pausanias and the polis: use and abuse, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 326-344
  • Lene Rubinstein, Pausanias as a source for the Classical Greek polis, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 211-219
    Response to Alcock in CPCActs 2
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen & Mogens Herman Hansen, Pseudo-Skylax’ use of the term polis, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 137-167
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Hekataios’ use of the term polis in his Periegesis, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 17-27
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Xenophon’s use of the word polis in the Anabasis, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 133-139
  • J.E. Skydsgaard, The meaning of polis in Thucydides 2.16.2. A note, in: P&P (2000) 229-230
  • Aristotle, cf. below
  
  
• Emics of related words
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Kome. A study in how the Greeks designated and classified settlements which were not poleis, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 45-81
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The polis as an urban centre. The literary and epigraphical evidence, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 9-86
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Emporion. A study of the use and meaning of the term in the Archaic and Classical periods, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 83-105
    Revised edition: Mogens Herman Hansen, Emporion. A study of the use and meaning of the term in the Archaic and Classical periods, in G. Tsetskhladze (ed), Greek Colonisation 1 (Leiden: Brill) forthcoming
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Phrourion. A note on the term in Classical sources and in Diodorus Siculus, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 49-64
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, The concept of patris in archaic and classical sources, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 49-76
  
  
• Etics
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis, Civitas, Stadtstaat and City-State, in: CPCPapers 1 (1994) 19-22
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis and city-state. An ancient concept and its modern equivalent. CPCActs 5, Copenhagen 1998
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Introduction. The concepts of city-state and city-state culture, in: 30 CSC (2000) 11-34
  
  
• Terminological odds and ends
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The game called polis, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 9-15
  
  
• Imaginary poleis
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Introduction, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 9-24
  • Johannes Haubold, The Homeric polis, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 25-48
  • Patricia E. Easterling, The image of the polis in Greek tragedy, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 49-72
  • Alan H. Sommerstein, Nephelokokkygia and Gynaikopolis. Aristophanes’ dream cities, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 73-99
  • Jean-François Pradeau, L’irréalisable vérité de la République platonicienne. Remarques sur le statut et sur le contenu de la πoλιτεία de la République, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 100-123
  • Marcel Piérart, La cité des Magnètes dans les Lois de Platon, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 124-151
  • Jean-Marie Bertrand, L’utopie magnète, réflexions sur les Lois de Platon, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 152-163
  • Roderick T. Long, Aristotle’s egalitarian Utopia: the polis Kat’Euchen, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 164-196
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, A pedestrian synopsis of Aristotle’s best polis in Pol. 7-8, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 197-201
  • Oswyn Murray, Zeno and the Art of Polis Maintenance, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 202-221
  • Stephen Hodkinson The imaginary Spartan polis, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 222-281
  • Paula Perlman, Imagining Crete, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 282-334
  • Graham Shipley, Little Boxes on the Hillside: Greek town planning, Hippodamos, and polis ideology, in: CPCActs 7 (2005) 335-403
  
  
• Constitution, citizenship, statehood
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Introduction. The polis as a citizen-state, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 7-29
  • Wolfgang Schuller, Die Polis als Staat, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 106-128
  • Oswyn Murray, Polis and Politeia in Aristotle, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 197-210
  • Josiah Ober, The polis as a society. Aristotle, John Rawls and the Athenian social contract, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 129-160
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis, politeuma and politeia. A note on Arist. Pol. 1278b6-14, in: CPCPapers 1 (1994) 91-98
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis, Civitas, Stadtstaat and City-State, in: CPCPapers 1 (1994) 19-22
  • Peter M. Fraser, Citizens, demesmen and metics in Athens and elsewhere, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 64-90
  • Hansen, Mogens Herman, Aristotle’s two complementary views of the Greek polis, in: R.W. Wallace & E. Harris (edd), Transitions to Empire. Essays in Greek and Roman history in honor of E. Badian (Norman (1996) 196-210
    Previous Danish version: Aristoteles’ to modsatte opfattelser af den graeske polis, Klassikerforeningens Meddelelser 147 (1993) 15-24
  • Oswyn Murray, Rationality and the Greek polis: the evidence from Kamarina, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 493-504
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis and city-state. An ancient concept and its modern equivalent. CPCActs 5, Copenhagen 1998
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Was the polis a state or a stateless society?, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 17-47
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The concept of the consumption city applied to the Greek polis, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 9-47
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Belonging in a political context, in: J. Roy (ed), Belonging in the ancient world (London: Routledge) forthcoming
  
  
• Religious identity
  • Susan Guettel Cole, Civic cult and civic identity, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 292-325
  • Walter Burkert, Greek poleis and civic cults: some further thoughts, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 201-210
    Response to Cole in CPCActs 2
  • François de Polignac, Repenser la “cité”? Rituels et société en Grèce archaïque, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 7-19
  • Oswyn Murray, Rationality and the Greek polis: the evidence from Kamarina, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 493-504
  • Jeannette Forsén, Björn Forsén, & Erik Østby, The sanctuary of Agios Elias – its significance, and its relations to surrounding sanctuaries and settlements, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 169-191
  • Albert Schachter, Greek deities: local and Panhellenic identities, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 9-17
  • Mary E. Voyatzis, The role of temple building in consolidating Arkadian communities, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 130-168
  
  
• Coinage
  • Thomas R. Martin, Coins, mints, and the polis, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 257-291
  
  
• Toponyms and city-ethnics 
  • D. Whitehead, Polis-toponyms as personal entities (in Thucydides and elsewhere), Museum Helveticum 53 (1996) 1-11
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, City-ethnics as evidence for polis identity, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 169-196
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, A note on Boiotian toponyms denoting settlements, in: A. Pilz et al. (edd), For Particular Reasons (Lund 2003) 129-132
  • Bjørn Paarmann, Geographically grouped ethnics in the Athenian Tribute Lists, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 77-109
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The use of sub-ethnics as part of the name of a Greek citizen of the classical period: the full name of a Greek citizen, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 117-129
  
  
• Law, decrees
  • Peter J. Rhodes, Epigraphical evidence: laws and decrees, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 91-112
  
  
• The physical polis, urbanism
  • Mogens Herman Hansen & Tobias Fischer-Hansen, Monumental political architecture in Archaic and Classical Greek poleis, in: CPCPapers 1 (1994) 23-90
  • Stephen G. Miller, Old Metroon and Old Bouleuterion in the Classical Agora of Athens, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 133-156
  • Pierre Ducrey, La muraille est-elle un élément constitutif d’une cité?, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 245-256
  • T. Leslie Shear, Jr., Bouleuterion, Metroon and the Archives at Athens, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 157-190
  • Stephen G. Miller, Architecture as evidence for the identity of the Early Polis, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 201-244
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Pollachos polis legetai (Arist. Pol. 1276a23). The Copenhagen inventory of poleis and the Lex Hafniensis de Civitate, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 7-72
  • Tobias Fischer-Hansen, The earliest town-planning of the Western Greek colonies. With special regard to Sicily, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 317-373
  • Catherine Morgan & James J. Coulton, The polis as a physical entity, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 87-144
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The polis as an urban centre. The literary and epigraphical evidence, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 9-86
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Polis and city-state. An ancient concept and its modern equivalent. CPCActs 5, Copenhagen 1998
  • John McK. Camp III, Walls and the polis, in: P&P (2000) 41-57
    Response to Ducrey in CPCActs 2
  • Tobias Fischer-Hansen, Ergasteria in the Western Greek world, in: P&P (2000) 91-120
  • Rune Frederiksen, Typology of the Greek theatre building in late Classical and Hellenistic times, Proceedings of the Danish Institute at Athens 3 (2000) 135-175
  • Rune Frederiksen, The Greek theatre. A typical building in the urban centre of the polis?, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 65-124
  • Azar Gat, Why city-states existed? Riddles and clues of urbanisation and fortifications, in: 6 CSC (2002) 125-139
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The concept of the consumption city applied to the Greek polis, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 9-47
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Was every polis state centered on a polis town?, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 131-147
  • Graham Shipley, Little Boxes on the Hillside: Greek town planning, Hippodamos, and polis ideology, in: CPCActs 7 (2005)
  
  
• (In)dependence
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Introduction. The polis as a citizen-state, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 7-29
  • Peter J. Rhodes, The Greek poleis: demes, cities and leagues, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 161-182
  • Paula Perlman, Theorodokountes en tais polesin: Panhellenic epangelia and political status, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 113-164
  • Thomas R. Martin, Coins, mints, and the polis, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 257-291
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The “autonomous city-state”. Ancient fact or modern fiction?, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 21-43
  • Antony G. Keen, Were the Boiotian poleis autonomoi?, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 113-125
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Were the Boiotian poleis deprived of their autonomia during the first and second Boiotian federations? A reply, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 127-136
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, A typology of dependent poleis, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 29-37
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Emporion. A study of the use and meaning of the term in the Archaic and Classical periods, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 83-105
  • Cf Lakonia, Lakedaimon, Arkadia
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, A polis as a part of a larger identity group, Glimpses from the history of Lepreon, in: J. Roy (ed), Belonging in the ancient world (London: Routledge) forthcoming
  
  
• The early polis
  • Anthony Snodgrass, The rise of the polis. The archaeological evidence, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 30-40
  • Kurt A. Raaflaub, Homer to Solon. The rise of the polis. The literary sources, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 41-105
  • François de Polignac, Repenser la “cité”? Rituels et société en Grèce archaïque, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995)
  • Catherine Morgan & Jonathan Hall, Achaian poleis and Achaian colonisation, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 164-232
  • Catherine Morgan, Cultural subzones in early Iron Age and archaic Arkadia?, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 382-456
  • Frank W. Walbank, Hellenes and Achaians: ‘Greek Nationality’ revisited, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 19-33
  • Hans-Joachim Gehrke, Ethnos, Phyle, Polis. Gemässigt unorthodoxe Vermutungen, in: P&P (2000) 159-176
  
  
• The post-classical polis
  • Fergus Millar, The Greek city in the Roman Period, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 232-260
  • Philippe Gauthier, Les cités hellénistiques, in: CPCActs 1 (1993) 211-231
  
  
• Regional, general
  • Mogens Herman Hansen & Thomas Heine Nielsen (edd), An inventory of archaic and classical poleis, Oxford:OUP 2004
    Review: BMCR 2005.02.29 Naerebout
  
  
• Sicily
  • Tobias Fischer-Hansen, Reflections on native settlements in the dominions of Gela and Akragas – as seen from the perspective of the Copenhagen Polis Centre, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 125-186
  
  
• [Makedonia, Thrace] Chalkidike, Bottiaia
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, The Bottiaians and their poleis, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 103-132
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, Some problems in polis identification in the Chalkidic Peninsula, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 117-128
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, The Poleis of the Chalkidic Peninsula until the Macedonian conquest, unpublished thesis, Copenhagen 1998
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, The Chalkidic Peninsula and its regions, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 121-131
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Sane on Pallene, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 111-116
  • Pernille Flensted-Jensen, The Bottiaians – Greeks or non-Greeks?, in: J. Roy (ed), Belonging in the ancient world (London: Routledge) forthcoming
  
  
• Aitolia
  • Peter Funke, Polis-Genese und Urbanisierung in Aitolien im 5. und 4.Jh.v.Chr., in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 145-188
  
  
• Lokris
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Epiknemidian, Hypoknemidian, and Opountian Lokrians. Reflections on the political organisation of East Lokris in the Classical Period, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 91-120
  
  
• Boiotia
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Boiotian poleis – a test case, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 13-63
  • Antony G. Keen, Were the Boiotian poleis autonomoi?, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 113-125
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, An inventory of Boiotian poleis in the Archaic and Classical Periods, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 73-116
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Were the Boiotian poleis deprived of their autonomia during the first and second Boiotian federations? A reply, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 127-136
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, A note on Boiotian toponyms denoting settlements, in: A. Pilz et al. (edd), For Particular Reasons (Lund 2003) 129-132
  
  
• [Euboia] Eretria
  • Denis Knoepfler, Le territoire d’Erétrie et l’organisation politique de la cité (dêmoi, chôroi, phylai), in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 352-449
  
  
• [Attika]  Athenian Empire
  • Wolfgang Schuller, Poleis im Ersten Attischen Seebund, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 165-170
  • Martin Dreher, Poleis und Nicht-Poleis im Zweiten Athenischen Seebund, in: CPCActs 2 (1995) 171-200
  • Alexandru Avram, Poleis und Nicht-Poleis im Ersten und Zweiten Attischen Seebund, in: CPCPapers 2 (1995) 191-200
    Response to Schuller and Dreher in CPCActs 2
  
  
• Argolis
  • Marcel Piérart, L’attitude d’Argos à l’égard des autres cités d’Argolide, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 321-351
  
  
• Elis, Pisatis
  • James Roy, The Perioikoi of Elis, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 282-320
  • James Roy, The pattern of settlement in Pisatis. The ‘Eight Poleis’, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 229-247
  • James Roy, The synoikismos of Elis, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 249-264
  
  
• Triphylia
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Triphylia. An experiment in ethnic construction and political organisation, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 129-162
  
  
• Arkadia
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, A survey of dependent poleis in Classical Arkadia, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 63-105
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Was there an Arkadian confederacy in the fifth century B.C.?, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 39-61
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Arkadia. City-Ethnics and tribalism, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 117-163
  • James Roy, Polis and tribe in Classical Arkadia, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 107-112
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen & James Roy, The Azanians of Northern Arkadia, Classica et Mediaevalia 49 (1998) 5-40
  • James Roy, The economies of Arkadia, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 320-381
  • Yanis A. Pikoulas, The road-network of Arkadia, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 248-319
  • Mary E. Voyatzis, The role of temple building in consolidating Arkadian communities, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 130-168
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen & James Roy, Introduction, in:CPCActs 6 (1999) 7-15
  • Catherine Morgan, Cultural subzones in early Iron Age and archaic Arkadia?, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 382-456
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, The concept of Arkadia – the people, their land, and their organisation, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 16-79
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, Aristotle’s reference to the Arkadian Federation at Pol. 1261a29, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 80-88
  • Madeleine Jost, Les schémas de peuplement de 1’Arcadie aux époques archaïque et classique, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 192-247
  • Björn Forsén, Population and political strength of some southeastern Arkadian poleis, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 35-55
  • James Roy, The frontier between Arkadia and Elis in Classical Antiquity, in: P&P (2000) 159-176
  • Thomas Heine Nielsen, Arkadia and its Poleis in the Archaic and Classical Periods, Göttingen 2002 (Hypomnemata 140)
    Review: BMCR 2004.02.11 Luraghi; cf. unpublished thesis: Pollan ek polion. The polis structure of Arkadia in the archaic and classical periods, Copenhagen 1997; and Danish publication: Arkadien. Region og identitet, Copenhagem 1996 (Studier fra Sprog- og Oldtidsforskning 327)
  
  
• [Arkadia] Asea
  • Jeannette Forsén & Björn Forsén, The polis of Asea. A case-study of how archaeology can expand our knowledge of the history of a polis, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 163-176

   

• [Arkadia] Tegea
  • Maria Pretzler, Myth and history at Tegea – local tradition and community identity, in: CPCActs 6 (1999) 89-129
  
  
• Lakedaimon, Messenia
  • Graham Shipley, “The Other Lakedaimonians”: The dependent perioikic poleis of Laconia and Messenia, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 189-281
  • Jonathan M. Hall, Sparta, Lakedaimon and the nature of perioikic dependency, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 73-89
  • Mogens Herman Hansen, The perioikic poleis of Lakedaimon, in: CPCPapers 7 (2004) 149-164
  
  
• Islands
  • Gary Reger, Islands with one polis versus islands with several poleis, in: CPCActs 4 (1997) 450-492
  
  
• Crete
  • Paula Perlman, Polis hypekoos, The dependent polis and Crete, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 233-287
  • Paula Perlman, Gortyn. The first seven hundred years (Part I), in: P&P (2000) 59-89
  • Paula Perlman, Gortyn. The first seven hundred years. Part II. The Laws from the Temple of Apollo Pythios, in: CPCPapers 6 (2002) 187-227
  
  
• Rhodos
  • Vincent Gabrielsen, The synoikized polis of Rhodes, in: P&P (2000) 177-205
  
  
• Cyprus
  • Nancy Demand, Poleis on Cyprus and Oriental despotism, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 7-15
  
  
• [Ionia] Miletos
  • Alan M. Greaves, The shifting focus of settlement at Miletos, in: CPCPapers 5 (2000) 57-72
  
  
• [Egypt] Naukratis
  • Hugh Bowden, The Greek settlement and sanctuaries at Naukratis: Herodotus and archaeology, in: CPCPapers 3 (1996) 17-37
  
  
• Bosporus, Black Sea
  • Alexandru Avram, Les cités grecques de la côte Ouest du Pont-Euxin, in: CPCActs 3 (1996) 288-316
  • John Hind, Colonies and Ports-of-Trade on the northern shores of the Black Sea: Borysthenes, Kremnoi, and “the other Pontic emporia”; in Herodotos, in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 107-116
  • Gocha R. Tsetskladze, A survey of the major urban centres settlements in the Kimmerian Bosporos (with a discussion of their status as poleis), in: CPCPapers 4 (1997) 39-81

 

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