The book Ottoman Monuments in Greece: Legacies Under Negotiation examines the Ottoman monuments of Greece as the heritage of a historical period that is open to multiple interpretations.

This collective work brings together original studies covering a wide range of scientific fields, such as art history, archaeology, architecture, and urban studies. Through rich unpublished archival, photographic, and epigraphic material, the authors of the studies enrich the knowledge of the history of emblematic Ottoman monuments in Greek cities and highlight unknown aspects of the architecture of the rural areas of Greece.

Within the pages of the book Ottoman Monuments in Greece: Legacies Under Negotiation come to life the stories of places, buildings, and people from the Ottoman period to the present day, fueling the dialogue about the position and role of this unique heritage in contemporary Greece.

The critical analyses presented in this collective work renew and broaden the research in the fields of Ottoman studies and cultural heritage.