Investigation and arbitration: the Ottoman police, a new actor in conflict resolution at the end of the 19th centur

Seminar Series Arab Presence in Turkey - Seda Altuğ - Refugeedom in Syria (1915-1946): Colonialism, Local Politics and Land Seda Altuğ (Boğaziçi University) Session moderated by Alexis Wick

Askeri Tarih ve Türkiye'de Askeri Tarihçilik Mesut Uyar (Antalya Bilim Üniversitesi) Konuşmacı: Serhat Güvenç (Kadir Has Üniversitesi)

Erdal Kaynar, Université de Strasbourg Séance modérée par Denis Hermann (IFEA)

The talk will be about Yonca Köksal’s recent book The Ottoman Empire in the Tanzimat Era: Provincial Perspectives from Ankara to Edirne (Routledge, 2019). It will explain the Ottoman reforms and their

Webinar Arabicities. Arab Presence in Turkey, Stefan Winter "The Shiites of Lebanon and Ottoman History" Moderator : Seda Altuğ (Lecturer at the Atatürk Institute for Modern Turkish History at

Romantique représentant des Lumières en faveur de l’islam, fin politique pour instrumentaliser les sentiments religieux, lecteur assidu des « Ruines » de Volney, de «Mahomet politique» de Savary et de

In December 1909, Ottoman police patrols in Bitola discovered the body of a certain Jovanovich who had been stabbed to death. Local Ottoman authorities launched a wave of operations in the town that

In the autumn of 1910, coal heavers in Istanbul, more than a thousand men, predominantly Kurdish, went on strike. Disrupting sea transportation in the capital and leading to the unlawful police

Bien que sa puissance symbolique et son retentissement ne puissent en aucun cas être remis en question, la « Révolution des Lettres » - à savoir la loi de 1928 qui entérine l’adoption officielle

Aziz Mahmud Hüdayi (1541-1628), the “second Pir” (pir-i sani) of the Celvetiyye Sufi-order, is a famous Sufi saint in Istanbul. His mausoleum (türbe) on the slope of a hill in Üsküdar has not

This conference aims at outlining the history of the word millet (Arabic millah) in Turkish-Ottoman texts from the 15th century up to the beginning of the 20th. During the early

A bureaucrat and historian of Iranian provenance, Idris-i Bidlīsī is undoubtedly one of the most original and important intellectual figures in the 16th-century Ottoman-Iranian world. He lived in a