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In his wide-ranging and learned research, Moreno Garcia interrogates and rejects the anomalous status of ancient Egypt. Let new comparative studies continue. * Norman Yoffee, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan, USA * A must read for all social science and comparative historians but also for those general readers interested in the latest analysis of Egyptian history. * J.G. Manning, Professor of History and Classics, Yale University, USA *

This fascinating discussion provides much food for thought. * Ancient Egypt * In his wide-ranging and learned research, Moreno García interrogates and rejects the ""anomalous"" status of ancient Egypt. Let new comparative studies continue. * Norman Yoffee, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan, USA * A must read for all social science and comparative historians but also for those general readers interested in the latest analysis of Egyptian history. * J.G. Manning, Professor of History and Classics, Yale University, USA *

"This fascinating discussion provides much food for thought. * Ancient Egypt * In his wide-ranging and learned research, Moreno García interrogates and rejects the ""anomalous"" status of ancient Egypt. Let new comparative studies continue. * Norman Yoffee, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan, USA * A must read for all social science and comparative historians but also for those general readers interested in the latest analysis of Egyptian history. * J.G. Manning, Professor of History and Classics, Yale University, USA *"

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Juan Carlos Moreno García is Senior Researcher at the CNRS, Paris-Sorbonne University and Invited Lecturer at the École Normale Supérieure, France. He has published extensively on pharaonic administration and socio-economic history, and his books include Dynamics of Production in the Ancient Near East, 1300–500 BC (2016) and Ancient Egyptian Administration (2013).

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