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Imperial Geographies in Byzantine and Ottoman Space

Angelov’s role consisted of editorial work, his own article-length contribution ('Asia and Europe Commonly Called East and West': Constantinople and Heographical Imagination in Byzantium, pages 43-68), and a co-authored introduction. He convened two discussion workshops (2009, 2010) with pre-circulated papers, on which the volume is almost entirely based. The three co-editors jointly wrote the analytical introduction; Angelov’s contribution was to frame the importance, innovative angle and timeliness of the volume given the recent surge of scholarly interest in empire studies.