Classic antique polis: forms of appropriation and social clasters

This article continues the series of publications on universal evolution ancient civilization and its sub-civilizations deals with characteristics socio-economic social structures in a classical polis, their interrelationships contradictions example Athens. The author considers various changes power-property relations role traditional clusters governing groups under expansion democratic institutional order growing stratum non-citizens. defeat dynastic proto-institutions, competition between clanism corporatism, development private property citizens procedures promoted to strengthening personal collective sub-actors ruling group, as well consolidation context economic positions At same time, collision group representative civil community polis an organization relatively separated from it acquires new qualitative features, including struggle for redistribution centralized surplus necessary product conversion parts personal-private corporate-clan-collective power-proprietary appropriation into forms by members power group. main (peasants, artisans merchants, aristocrats, non-tribal rich, hired workers, slaves, community) appropriate (personal-clan, clan-private, clan- corporate-private, collective-individual). Attention is focused inter- intra-cluster regarding product. concludes about network nature classic policy system expediency further study.