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CONTENTS

Preface

Abbreviations

Maps

Introduction

Strategies Old and New

Institutions

An Example

A Road Map

PART I. COOPERATION, COMPETITION, AND COERCION: A NARRATIVE HISTORY

1.The Archaic Period and the Fifth Century

Boiotia

Achaia

Aitolia

2.The Fourth Century

Common Wars, Common Peaces, Common Polities, 404–371

Theban Hegemony and the Hegemony of the Koinon, 371–346

A New Macedonian Order, 346–323

3.The Hellenistic Period

Mainland Greece and the Wars of the Successors, 323–285

Independence and Expansion, 284–245

Shifting Alliances, 245–229

The Roman Entrance and the War against Kleomenes, 229–222

The Rise of Philip V and the Social War, 221–217

The First and Second Macedonian Wars: Rome, Aitolia, and Philip V, 215–196

The Freedom of the Greeks and the Dismantling of Regional Cooperation, 196–167

Bargaining with Rome, the Struggle for Sparta, and the End of the Achaian Koinon, 167–146

PART II. INTERACTIONS AND INSTITUTIONS

4.Cultic Communities

Building Regional Communities

Politicizing Regional Communities

Legitimating and Celebrating the Power of the Koinon

Reproducing the Power of the Koinon

5.Economic Communities

Cooperative Coinage and Early Forms of Economic Cooperation

Protecting and Promoting Economic Mobility

Resource Complementarity and Economic Interdependence

Winning the Battle for Resources

Taxation and Regional State Revenues

Managing Economic Crises and Disputes

6.Political Communities

Coercion and Cooperation in the Formation of the Koinon

The Terms of the Federal Compromise

Enforcement, Negotiation, and Institutional Stability

Conclusion

Appendix: Epigraphic Dossier

I. Boiotia: T1–T33

II. Achaia: T34–T46

III. Aitolia: T47–T61

Bibliography

Index of Subjects

Index Locorum