II. Rome and its Cleavages
a) Julius Caesar – why such an end?
b) Founding the Republic
c) Senate, Consuls and Generals
d) Imperium and Personal Power
III. Rome and Politics
a) The People
· Tribunes
· Tribal Assembly
· The ‘mob’
b) Formal vs. Real politics
· Actual vs. real political control
· Maintaining/manipulating the status quo
c) Citizenship
· Protection of ‘liberty’
· Equality not a condition of liberty.
IV. Protective and Instrumental Republicanism