Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Notes on Contributors -- Note on Transliteration -- Preface -- Introduction -- PART I MODERN NATIONALISM AND ITS ROOTS IN URBAN SPACE -- 1 Ethnonyms in the Pre-National Era: What's in a Name? -- 2 Urban Space and Bulgarian-Greek Antagonism in Thrace, 1870-1912 -- PART II THE INVENTION OF NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN HERITAGE -- 3 The Pavilions of Greece, Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria at the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris -- 4 Constructing Bulgarian Heritage: The Nationalisation of the Byzantine and Ottoman Architectures of Melnik -- 5 'Skopje 2014': Erasing Memories, Building History -- PART III DESTRUCTION OF HERITAGE AND MEMORIES OF WAR -- 6 Of Bridges and Borders: Post-War Urban Geographies in Mostar -- 7 Memory of War in Croatia: Between Tourism and Nationalism -- PART IV THE OTTOMAN LEGACY AND THE RE-ARTICULATION OF ISLAM IN THE BALKANS -- 8 Balkan Discourses of the European 'Other': Turkey's Foreign Policy in South-Eastern Europe under the Justice and Development Party -- 9 Beyond the Politics of Religion: Rationalising Popular Islam among the Slavonic-Speaking Muslims in Greece -- Conclusion Escape from the Future: Anthropological Practice and Everyday Life -- Index.