Greece and the Modern World: Orphans, Minorities, and the Remaking of States after Empire

İlay Romain Örs and Theodora Dragostinova examine children, humanitarian care, minority politics and national belonging after empire; Panikos Panayi and Alexandria Innes are commentators.

A session in a joint research series on modern Greek history in European, Mediterranean and global perspective. The discussion focuses on post-imperial borderlands and the links between humanitarian care, minority politics and national belonging.