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Jiang defines elite overproduction as status competition inside the state, often between upper and lower nobility rather than simply rich and poor.
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Status Competition
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"good morning so let us review what we learned last class and then we will discuss the Greeks today so as I discussed last..."
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"and have some but what more ok so usually between the upper nobility and the lower nobility and we see this throughout human history..."
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"So the equilibrium means that the war made the status competition within the countries more stable?"
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's Hellenistic World lecture: empire stabilizes itself into stagnation, borderlands beat it with energy and openness, Greece wins as a borderland, then becomes the empire whose universities, cities, and translations...
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