Nicholas Doumanis is Associate Professor of History at the University of New South Wales, Australia. He is the author of several books, including Before the Nation: Christian-Muslim Coexistence and its destruction in Late Ottoman Anatolia (2013) and Myth and Memory in the Mediterranean Remembering Fascism's Empire (1997).

Nicholas Doumanis’ A History of Greece offers a clear, compelling and accessible account of Greek history from antiquity to the present. Doumanis deftly traces the transformations of Greek culture across the centuries, highlighting its constant dialogue with the wider world.

• List of Maps and IllustrationsIntroduction1. Prehistory to 500: Beginnings2. Classical Greece (500-359 BC): The Golden Age of the Polis3. The Hellenistic Era (359-327 BC): From Philip II to Augustus4. The Greek Roman Empire I (27 BC-AD 527): From the Pax Romana to Late Antiquity5. The Greek Roman Empire II (c.500-1200): The Triumph of Orthodoxy6. The Greek Oikoumene (1200-1700): Living under Frankish and Ottoman Rule7. The Making of Modern Hellas (c.1700-1911): Ethnicity and State Building8. Searching for Stability (1900-1974)9. Modernity, the Liberation of Cyprus and Times of Crisis (1974-present) NotesChronologyGlossaryTimelineSelected BibliographyIndex

Nicholas Doumanis is Associate Professor of History at the University of New South Wales, Australia. He is the author of several books, including Before the Nation: Christian-Muslim Coexistence and its destruction in Late Ottoman Anatolia (2013) and Myth and Memory in the Mediterranean Remembering Fascism's Empire (1997).

Nicholas Doumanis’ A History of Greece offers a clear, compelling and accessible account of Greek history from antiquity to the present. Doumanis deftly traces the transformations of Greek culture across the centuries, highlighting its constant dialogue with the wider world.

• List of Maps and IllustrationsIntroduction1. Prehistory to 500: Beginnings2. Classical Greece (500-359 BC): The Golden Age of the Polis3. The Hellenistic Era (359-327 BC): From Philip II to Augustus4. The Greek Roman Empire I (27 BC-AD 527): From the Pax Romana to Late Antiquity5. The Greek Roman Empire II (c.500-1200): The Triumph of Orthodoxy6. The Greek Oikoumene (1200-1700): Living under Frankish and Ottoman Rule7. The Making of Modern Hellas (c.1700-1911): Ethnicity and State Building8. Searching for Stability (1900-1974)9. Modernity, the Liberation of Cyprus and Times of Crisis (1974-present) NotesChronologyGlossaryTimelineSelected BibliographyIndex

Nicholas Doumanis is Associate Professor of History at the University of New South Wales, Australia. He is the author of several books, including Before the Nation: Christian-Muslim Coexistence and its destruction in Late Ottoman Anatolia (2013) and Myth and Memory in the Mediterranean Remembering Fascism's Empire (1997).

Nicholas Doumanis’ A History of Greece offers a clear, compelling and accessible account of Greek history from antiquity to the present. Doumanis deftly traces the transformations of Greek culture across the centuries, highlighting its constant dialogue with the wider world.

• List of Maps and IllustrationsIntroduction1. Prehistory to 500: Beginnings2. Classical Greece (500-359 BC): The Golden Age of the Polis3. The Hellenistic Era (359-327 BC): From Philip II to Augustus4. The Greek Roman Empire I (27 BC-AD 527): From the Pax Romana to Late Antiquity5. The Greek Roman Empire II (c.500-1200): The Triumph of Orthodoxy6. The Greek Oikoumene (1200-1700): Living under Frankish and Ottoman Rule7. The Making of Modern Hellas (c.1700-1911): Ethnicity and State Building8. Searching for Stability (1900-1974)9. Modernity, the Liberation of Cyprus and Times of Crisis (1974-present) NotesChronologyGlossaryTimelineSelected BibliographyIndex