The Two Faces of Stasis in Ancient Greek Political Thought

• In Event: Stasis, Tumults, and Conflagrations: Theorizing Civil Conflict in the History of Political Thought

Brief Overview

This article offers a textured overview of classical Greek political thinking about intra-political conflict, tracking the ways in which “class antagonism” and “elite rivalry” models competed, overlapped, and intertwined.

Author

• Mark Fisher, Georgetown University