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Michael J. Taylor is a historian of the Ancient Mediterranean, focusing on the Middle Roman Republic during the third and second centuries BC.
Michael J. Taylor is an Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Director of the Department of History at the State University of New York at Albany. Previously, he was a Lecturer of History at the University of California, Berkeley, and a Lecturer of Classics at Santa Clara University.
Michael J. Taylor Associate Professor of History State University of New York at Albany mjtaylor@albany.edu EDUCATION PhD 2015 University of California, Berkeley Greek and Roman History MA 2009 University of California, Berkeley Roman History AB 2005 Princeton University History, summa cum laude
Michael J . Taylor, SUNY: University at Albany, History Department, Faculty Member. Studies Hellenistic History, Roman Republic, and Roman Army. I am broadly interested in imperialism, state power and military institutions in both the Roman Republic
Jan 24, 2023 · In this tightly written monograph, based on a 2015 dissertation, Michael Taylor offers an answer: resource differentials. In his earlier work, Taylor has produced a string of excellent articles on various aspects of Roman Republican military history, so unsurprisingly for him the topic of resources comes down to how many soldiers ...
Michael J. Taylor is a historian broadly interested in imperialism, state power, and military institutions during the Roman Republican period. He received his A.B. from Princeton and his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley.
