Introduction Part I - Greece, Anatolia, and Cyprus: Navigating Identity, Neutrality, and Imperialism 1. Dangerous Liaisons: Greece's grand strategy in the First World War from neutrality to bandwagoning Dionysios Tsirigotis (University of Piraeus, Greece) 2. Is Your Neighbor an Enemy or a Friend? The Pontus' Long War (1912-23) Charalampos Minasidis (University College Dublin, Ireland) 3. Imperialism in Lausanne: Britain, Cyprus, and the Eastern Question Ilia Xypolia (University of Aberdeen, UK) Part II - The Western Balkans and Adriatic: Albanian Uncertainty, Greek and Serbian Assertions, and Italian Aspirations 4. Albania as a Nexus of the Long First World War of the Eastern Mediterranean 1910-1925 James N. Tallon (Lewis University, USA) 5. The Italian Occupation of Epirus: A continuity of conflict in the Greek-Albanian borderlands, 1916-1920 Christopher Kinley (Independent Scholar, USA) 6. Enduring the Uncertainty of Occupations: The Greater War, its consequences, and the local communities in Taslica/Pljevlja (Sanzak) Jovo Miladinovic (Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany) Part III -Violence and War in the Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Eastern Mediterranean 7.

The Italo-Ottoman War and the Long War in the Mediterranean Jonathan Claymore McCollum (Brigham Young University, USA) 8. Prisoners and Forced Migration Kent Schull (Binghampton University, SUNY, USA) 9. Edirne in the Balkan Wars Pinar Odabsi Tasçi (University of Akron, USA) 10. Cilicia, Between Violence and Regional Growth, From Empire to Nation-State, 1908-1922 Meltem Toksoz (Wesleyan University, USA) and Ohannes Kiliçdagi (Independent Scholar, Turkey) Part IV - Precursors, Crisis, and the Aftermath of the Long War 11. British Policy in the Mediterranean, 1905-1914 Justin Quinn Olmstead (Sandia National Laboratory, USA) 12. The Crisis of Social Reproduction in Ottoman Society during World War I Kate Dannies (Miami University-Ohio, USA) 13. The Great War's Long Shadow over the Health of Greater Syria Tylor Brand (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) 14. Allied Occupation of Istanbul Ceren Abi ( Kadir Has University, Turkey) Conclusion Index.