Campbell Grey
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Ph.D. (Classics), St John's College, Cambridge (2002)
M.Phil. (Ancient History), University of Sydney (1997)
B.A. (Ancient History and Archaeology), University of Auckland (1994)
Roman social, economic, agrarian and legal history, particularly in the late antique period
Non-elite and marginal populations, especially in rural contexts
Interactions between human populations and their physical environments
Legacies of ancient Rome in American cultural, political, and intellectual discourses
Roman Peasant Project, Cinigiano, Tuscany (codirected with Kim Bowes, Mariaelena Ghisleni, and Emanuele Vaccaro)
Constructing Communities in the Late Roman Countryside, Cambridge University Press (2011).
"Slavery in the Late Roman World", in K. Bradley and P. Cartledge, eds., The Cambridge World History of Slavery: The Ancient Mediterranean World, Cambridge University Press (2011), 482–509.
"Civil War? What Civil War? Usurpers in the Historia Augusta", in C. Damon, B. Breed and A. Rossi, eds., Citizens of Discord: Rome and its Civil Wars, Oxford University Press (2010), 87–101.
"Contextualizing Colonatus: The Origo of the Late Roman Empire," JRS 97 (2007) 155-175.
"Modeling Mobility: Wall Stones as Proxies for Movement around a Roman Landscape in Tuscany", (co-authored with J. Mathieu, A. Arnoldus-Huyzendfeld, A. Pattachini, and M. Ghisleni).
"Cunning Jews and Pragmatic Paupers: Charity and conversion in late antique Asia Minor"
"How to treat an Emperor: Norton I in Nineteenth-Century San Francisco"
(Undergraduate) Ancient Rome; Structures of the Roman Empire; Disasters in the Ancient Mediterranean World
(Graduate) Problems in Roman History; Roman Law; Ancient Economies
