title: Greek Diaspora and Migration since 1700: Society, Politics and Culture
author: Dimitris Tziovas
description: Dimitris Tziovas is Professor of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Birmingham
zlib_text: PALGRAVE STUDIES IN MIGRATION HISTORY
  Niccolò Fattori
  Migration and Community 
  in the Early Modern 
  Mediterranean
  The Greeks of Ancona, 
  1510–1595
  
  Series Editors
  Philippe Rygiel  
  Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon  
  Saint-Germain-du-Puy, France
  Per-Olof Grönberg  
  Luleå University of Technology  
  Luleå, Sweden
  David Feldman  
  Birkbeck College—University of London  
  London, UK
  Marlou Schrover  
  Leiden University  
  Leiden, Zuid-Holland, The Netherlands
  Palgrave Studies in Migration History
  
  This series explores the history of migration, from antiquity to the 
  present day and across a wide geographical scope. Taking a broad defi-
  nition of migration, the editors welcome books that consider all forms 
  of mobility, including cross-border mobility, internal migration and 
  forced migration. These books investigate the causes and consequences 
  of migration, whether for economic, religious, humanitarian or polit-
  ical reasons, and the policies and organizations that facilitate or chal-
  lenge mo