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Based on the case study of Marseilles, the most important Provençal city of the medieval period and one of the most dynamic Mediterranean ports of the thirteenth century, the aim of this research is to examine once again the question of the socio-political structures of the medieval communes, placing at the centre of the approach the study of city society itself as well as that of the political culture that this society promoted. In contrast to the old interpretative tradition which sought to reduce the importance of towns in the context of the French Middle Ages, in favour of the prestige accorded to the formation of the central State, a new approach to the Marseilles « communal experience » is thus proposed, reassessing in particular the original political culture that underpinned this experience. 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Based on the case study of Marseilles, the most important Provençal city of the medieval period and one of the most dynamic Mediterranean ports of the thirteenth century, the aim of this research is to examine once again the question of the socio-political structures of the medieval communes, placing at the centre of the approach the study of city society itself as well as that of the political culture that this society promoted. In contrast to the old interpretative tradition which sought to reduce the importance of towns in the context of the French Middle Ages, in favour of the prestige accorded to the formation of the central State, a new approach to the Marseilles « communal experience » is thus proposed, reassessing in particular the original political culture that underpinned this experience. 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