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"Roman administration" as a book category covers the institutions, practices, personnel and records by which Rome governed itself and its territory from the Republic through the Empire and into Late Antiquity. It includes studies of magistracies, the Senate and imperial bureaucracy, provincial and municipal government, taxation and finance, law and judicial administration, military logistics, census and citizenship, as well as the material and documentary evidence (inscriptions, papyri, legal codes) that illuminate how decisions were made and implemented. Works in this category range from narrative histories and institutional monographs to translations of primary sources, archaeological reports, prosopography, and comparative or theoretical treatments of public administration, all aimed at explaining how Roman governance operated and affected society and empire.

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