S. Bernard

Andrews, M., S. Bernard, L. Ceccarelli, E. Dodd, B. Fochetti, S. Kay, E. Rowan, E. Spagnoli and A. Trentacoste (2024). ‘Interim report on the Falerii Novi Project 2021-2023’. FOLD&R 586: 1–29.
Bernard, S. (2024). ‘The premium for skilled labor in the Roman world’. Explorations in Economic History 91.
Andrews, M., S. Bernard, E. Dodd, B. Fochetti, S. Kay, P. Liverani, M. Millett and F. Vermeulen (2023). ‘The Falerii Novi Project’. PBSR 91: 9–34.
Bernard, S., J. McConnell, F. Di Rita, F. Michelangeli, D. Magri, D. Padilla Peralta, J. Tan, P. Van Dommelen, A. De Giorgi and C. Cheung (2023). ‘An Environmental and Climate History of the Roman Expansion in Italy’. JIH 54.1: 1–41.
Bernard, S., L.M. Mignone and D. Padilla Peralta (2023). Making the Middle Republic. New Approaches to Rome and Italy, c.400-200 BCE. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Bernard, S., L.M. Mignone and D. Padilla Peralta (2023). ‘Introduction. A Middle in the Making’, in S. Bernard, L.M. Mignone and D. Padilla Peralta (eds), Making the Middle Republic. New Approaches to Rome and Italy, c.400-200 BCE. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1–16.
Padilla Peralta, D. and S. Bernard (2022). ‘Middle Republican Connectivities’. JRS 112: 1–37.
Andrews, M.M.. and S. Bernard (2020). ‘Spaces of Economic Exchange’, in M. Caldelli and C. Ricci (eds), City of encounters: public spaces and social interaction in ancient Rome. RomeScapes. Rome: Quasar, 69–112.
Bernard, S. (2018). Building Mid-Republican Rome. Labor, Architecture, and the Urban Economy. New York: Oxford University Press.
Bernard, S. (2018). ‘The Social History of Early Roman Coinage’. JRS 108: 1–26.
Andrews, M.M. and S. Bernard (2017). ‘Urban development at Rome's Porta Esquilina and church of San Vito over the longue durĂ©e’. JRA 30: 244–265.
Bernard, S. (2016). ‘Workers in the Roman Imperial Building Industry’, in K. Verboven and C. Laes (eds), Work, labour and professions in the Roman World. Leiden: Brill, 62–86.
Bernard, S., C. Damon and C. Grey (2014). ‘Rhetorics of Land and Power in the Polla Inscription (CIL I2 638)’. Mnemosyne 67: 953–985.