Olga Demetriou is Senior Research Consultant at the PRIO Cyprus Centre of the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo. Since 2002, she has held positions at Wolfson College, Cambridge, as well as St. Peter's and St. Antony's colleges in Oxford, and was a researcher for Greece and Cyprus at Amnesty International's Secretariat in London between 2003 and 2008. She currently co-edits The Cyprus Review and has co-edited the 2012 special issue of the Journal of Balkan and Near East Studies on 'Cultures and Conflict of Heritage'.

• Chapter 1. Cotton, Smoke, Sunflowers Chapter 2. Heritage, History, Legacies Chapter 3. Counter-Bordering Chapter 4. Naming and Counter-names Chapter 5. The Politics of Genealogy Chapter 6. Grounds of State Care Chapter 7. The Self-excluding Community Chapter 8. The Political Life of Marriage Conclusion: Being Political Post-script: Border Lives

"The theoretical potential unlocked by focusing on mundane, everyday counter-conduct is what makes Demetriou's book relevant not only for scholars interested in Muslim minorities in Greece or the Balkans more generally but also anyone dealing with notions of community and how these are made, unmade, and remade in the interaction of political power and people's lives." - Insight Turkey

Olga Demetriou is Senior Research Consultant at the PRIO Cyprus Centre of the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo. Since 2002, she has held positions at Wolfson College, Cambridge, as well as St. Peter's and St. Antony's colleges in Oxford, and was a researcher for Greece and Cyprus at Amnesty International's Secretariat in London between 2003 and 2008. She currently co-edits The Cyprus Review and has co-edited the 2012 special issue of the Journal of Balkan and Near East Studies on 'Cultures and Conflict of Heritage'.

• Chapter 1. Cotton, Smoke, Sunflowers Chapter 2. Heritage, History, Legacies Chapter 3. Counter-Bordering Chapter 4. Naming and Counter-names Chapter 5. The Politics of Genealogy Chapter 6. Grounds of State Care Chapter 7. The Self-excluding Community Chapter 8. The Political Life of Marriage Conclusion: Being Political Post-script: Border Lives

"The theoretical potential unlocked by focusing on mundane, everyday counter-conduct is what makes Demetriou's book relevant not only for scholars interested in Muslim minorities in Greece or the Balkans more generally but also anyone dealing with notions of community and how these are made, unmade, and remade in the interaction of political power and people's lives." - Insight Turkey

Olga Demetriou is Senior Research Consultant at the PRIO Cyprus Centre of the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo. Since 2002, she has held positions at Wolfson College, Cambridge, as well as St. Peter's and St. Antony's colleges in Oxford, and was a researcher for Greece and Cyprus at Amnesty International's Secretariat in London between 2003 and 2008. She currently co-edits The Cyprus Review and has co-edited the 2012 special issue of the Journal of Balkan and Near East Studies on 'Cultures and Conflict of Heritage'.

• Chapter 1. Cotton, Smoke, Sunflowers Chapter 2. Heritage, History, Legacies Chapter 3. Counter-Bordering Chapter 4. Naming and Counter-names Chapter 5. The Politics of Genealogy Chapter 6. Grounds of State Care Chapter 7. The Self-excluding Community Chapter 8. The Political Life of Marriage Conclusion: Being Political Post-script: Border Lives

"The theoretical potential unlocked by focusing on mundane, everyday counter-conduct is what makes Demetriou's book relevant not only for scholars interested in Muslim minorities in Greece or the Balkans more generally but also anyone dealing with notions of community and how these are made, unmade, and remade in the interaction of political power and people's lives." - Insight Turkey