Representing Imperial Rivalry in the Early Modern Mediterranean

‘A fresh contribution to current scholarship on Mediterranean as a conceptual space... The multi-scale analysis reaches the editors’ goal of producing a nuanced and articulated picture of cross-religious interaction in the central-east Mediterranean.’

‘This collection presents a great example of interdisciplinary synergy and verve. Advanced undergraduates and graduate students and scholars alike will benefit from its method and goals.’

‘This volume is a worthwhile read for scholars of early modern empire... Well-researched, well-supported, well-written case studies that offer food for thought and future scholarship.’