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Studies on the Family as Strategy in the Roman Empire

The family emerged as prominent site of historical enquiry, only since the eighties of the twentieth century in Classics. Although traces of interest can be detected earlier, it was during the eighties that collaborative research and the publication of significant monographs established the Roman family as "object" of enquiry (Rawson 2003).