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The I. B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire : History and Legacy
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Drawing on contributions from fifty established and emerging academics, The I.B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire explores the scholarship that has emerged in recent decades on the Late Ottoman period and its legacies.
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Seven chronological sections, featuring thirty-four chapters and eight supplementary essays, guides the reader from the late eighteenth century to the early twenty-first century. The first two sections cover the Ottoman Empire before the 1908 Young Turk Revolution. Section III addresses diachronic topics from Arab and Kurdish nationalism to missionaries and Zionism. Sections IV and V examine the post-1908 period, marked by the Young Turks' rise (specifically the Committee of Union and Progress), the Great War, and mass violence. Section VI discusses the post-Great War treaty system and its lasting impact, while Section VII explores post-Ottoman realities entangled with the late Ottoman legacy. The volume includes two bibliographies, a chronology of political events, and an incisive afterword on the state of the field. Surveying scholarship and its interdisciplinary dimensions, and highlighting mass violence as a formative force in the region's history, this handbook serves as a reference for researchers, diplomats, students, and general readers.
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| Descrizione | The *I. B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire : History and Legacy / edited by Hans-Lukas Kieser and Khatchig Mouradian London : I. B. Tauris, 2025 1 testo elettronico (PDF/EPUB) (XXVI, 1124 p.) |
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| ISBN | 9780755644506 | |
| Collana | I. B. Tauris Handbooks Series | |
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| Soggetti | GENOCIDIO E DELITTI DI GUERRA - Medio Oriente - Sec. 19.-20. | |
| IMPERO OTTOMANO - Sec. 19.-20. | ||
| NAZIONALISMO - Impero Ottomano - Sec. 19.-20. | ||
| Dewey | 956.10154 STORIA. TURCHIA. 1774-1918 | |
| Anno pubblicazione | 2025 | |
| Nota di contenuto | Contents List of Figures List of Maps Notes on Contributors Acknowledgments Editors’ Introduction Hans-Lukas Kieser and Khatchig Mouradian SECTION I. LATE-OTTOMAN COEXISTENCE: REFORMS AND TRANSFORMATIONS IN A PREMODERN EMPIRE Introduction 1 Reform in the Ottoman Empire: Reform of the Ottoman Empire? Marc Aymes 2 The Rum in the Late Ottoman Empire Merih Erol 3 Armenians in a Plural-Late Ottoman Society Varak Ketsemanian 4 Ottoman Jews during the Last Ottoman Century Julia Phillips Cohen 5 The Muhajir: Muslim Displacement in the Last Ottoman Century Candan Badem Intervention: Late Ottoman Environmental History: State of the Field (or State of the Swamp) Samuel Dolbee SECTION II. CRISES, VIOLENCE, AND REVOLUTIONISM Introduction 6 From the Ottoman to the Balkan: The Rise of the Nation-State’s Modernity in Southeastern Europe Dimitris Stamatopoulos 7 Armed Forces under the Primacy of Politics: The Ottoman Army in the Nineteenth Century Elke Hartmann 8 Sultan Abdülhamid II: From Chaos to Autocracy Edhem Eldem 9 Varieties of Regional Mass Violence Ümit Kurt and Owen Miller 10 New approaches to the Hamidian Massacres, 1894–7 Jelle Verheij and Owen Miller Intervention: The Gradual Disappearance of Slavery in the Late Ottoman Empire Hayri Gökşin Özkoray SECTION III. NATIONALISM, TRANSNATIONAL ACTORS, AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Introduction 11 Genesis and Trajectory of Kurdish Nationalism towards the End of the Ottoman Empire Metin Atmaca 12 The Arab National Question at the End of the Ottoman Empire and its Afterlives Seda Altuğ 13 Palestine and Zionism during the Period of Abdülhamid II and the Young Turks Louis Fishman 14 Missionaries in the Late Ottoman Empire: A “Golden Age”? Chantal Verdeil Intervention: Emigration from the Late Ottoman Empire: State of the Field Nora Lessersohn SECTION IV. THE CONSTITUTIONAL ERA: FROM THE OTTOMAN SPRING TO PARTY DICTATORSHIP Introduction 15 The 1908 Young Turk Revolution: Enthusiasm and Realities Dikran M. Kaligian 16 Particularism vs Universalism: Ottomanism and Constitutionalism during the Second Constitutional Period Banu Turnaoğlu Açan 17 From Parliamentarism to Party-State with “Special Organization”: The Committee of Union and Progress, 1908–18 Erdal Kaynar 18 Intra- and Inter-Communal Relationships in Palestine during the Last Years of Ottoman Rule, 1908–17 Yuval Ben-Bassat 19 Race as Culture: The Constructions of Race in the Formative Turkish Nationalism (1911–16) Ümit Kurt and Doğan Gürpınar Intervention: Turkish Women’s History in the Early Twentieth Century: An Overview of the Historiography Elife Biçer-Deveci Select Bibliography: Gender in Turkish History SECTION V. WARS AND GENOCIDE Introduction 20 The Balkan Wars, the First World War, and Ottoman Society Yiğit Akın 21 The Armenian Genocide: An Overview Khatchig Mouradian 22 Assyrians and Pontic Greeks: Issues of Genocide David Gaunt 23 Dispossession of Christians in Asia Minor, 1914–23 Mehmet Polatel 24 Wars in Anatolia and Commander-in-Chief Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha Ahmet Demirel Intervention: Perception and Politics of the Kizilbash-Alevi in the Late and Post-Ottoman Periods with its Ruptures and Continuities Yalçın Çakmak SECTION VI. TREATIES AND THEIR DEFINING IMPACT Introduction 25 Treaty of Lausanne: The Birth Certificate of Republican Turkey in a Post-Ottoman Middle East Hans-Lukas Kieser 26 New States, New Borders, New Issues? The Kurds, 1918–38 Jordi Tejel 27 Emerging Turkey and the League of Nations: Nationalist Internationalism Carolin Liebisch-Gümüş 28 “Azniv Efendi, where were you five years ago?” Nationalist Policies and the Precarious Situation of the Armenian Community in the Republic of Turkey Ari Şekeryan Intervention: International Law and European Financial Control, 1854–1954: A Postcolonial Perspective on Ottoman Public Debt Ellinor Morack SECTION VII. THE QUEST FOR BELONGING IN THE POST-OTTOMAN SPACE Introduction 29 The Afterlife of Christian Missionary Eduation in Turkey: Teaching Liberal Internationalism under Kemalism Erik Sjöberg 30 Discarding the Ottoman and Asserting the National: Armenian Diasporic Church Architecture in 1930s Lebanon Vahé Tachjian and Joseph Rustom 31 Writing Ottomans into Arab History: Late and Post-Ottoman Arab Historiographies of the Empire beyond the Neo-Ottomanist Trope Aline Schlaepfer 32 Active Remembering and “Neo Ottomanism”: Commemoration of the Great War as Invented Tradition in the Late Ottoman Empire and in Modern Turkey, 1909–2020 Selim Deringil 33 Political Contention and Protest Movements in Post-Ottoman Turkey Derya Özkaya 34 Dead States and Living Legacies: Experiments in Self-Rule from the Republic of Mount Ararat to Northeast Syria Amy Austin Holmes Intervention: The State of the Kurdish Question since the End of the Ottoman Empire Cevat Dargın Intervention: The Ottoman Archive in Istanbul Candan Badem Afterword: Historiography’s History Hamit Bozarslan Chronology of Late-Ottoman Political History Select Bibliography |