Italian Fascism in Rhodes and the Dodecanese Islands, 1922-44

Introduction 1. A Hole in the Maps of International Humanitarian Institutions in the Near East: The Absence of the Dodecanese (1915-1924) 2. Tourism and Fascism: The Cultural Capital of Rhodes 3. Ottoman-Italian Imperial Continuities in Rhodes: State and Society in the Early Twentieth-Century Mediterranean 4. Fascist Modernity and Ottoman Afterlives in the Eastern Mediterranean 5. The Assimilating Sea: Italian Rule and Mediterranean Mobilizations in the Aegean 6. Detached yet Connected: Life and Tension Between the Dodecanese Islands and the Turkish Mainland in the Interwar Period 7. The Rabbinical Seminary in Italian Rhodes, 1928-1938: A Fascist Project 8. Reflections on the Juderia: Remembering, Memory-Making and History in the "Lost World" of Jewish Rhodes 9. Italokratia and the "Privileged" Islands: Factions and Social Protest on Kastellorizo