Classical Geopolitics and Modern Greece delves deep in the history, ideology, and geopolitics of modern Greece, a focal state in Western history and cultural identity; in the ideas that have shaped Greece’s self-perception and international relations. Adopting a macrohistorical perspective and using extensively primary Greek sources that span two centuries (19th-early 21st century), the book analyses modern Greek history with a bold original perspective. The first complete and in-depth study of modern Greek geopolitical thought, the book places modern Greece for the first time into the greater context of Classical Geopolitics; showing how ideas continue to influence foreign policy choices and how we view the world.