Pollitecon Publications is a publisher of quality books on the Macedonians of northern Greece, focusing on their culture, history and struggle for basic human rights.

Following the Balkan Wars of 1912-13, Greece annexed half the territory of Ottoman Macedonia and instigated a policy of colonization together with denationalization and assimilation of the local Macedonians which continues to this day.

The books have three purposes:

1. To provide quality information in English on the ethnic Macedonians

2. To assist the Macedonians in their desire to attain recognition and basic human rights

3. To assist Greece to end its policy of institutionalized racism and become a tolerant, multicultural society.

The Contest For Macedonian Identity 1870-1912  (New Publication)

A Girl From Neret

The Big Water

From War to Whittlesea: Oral Histories of Macedonian Child Refugees

Children Of The Bird Goddess: A Macedonian Autobiography

Black Seed

Macedonian Agenda

The Rising Sun In The Balkans: The Republic Of Macedonia

What Europe Has Forgotten: The Struggle Of The Aegean Macedonians