Ottoman history

Dear list readers,

The latest issue of the Mediterranean Historical Review (33.1, 2018) is now available online.

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Academic Studies Press is pleased to announce an open call for manuscript submissions for its new book series, Ottoman and Turkish Studies, edited by Hakan T. Karateke (University of Chicago).

Academic Studies Press is pleased to announce an open call for manuscript submissions for its new book series, Ottoman and Turkish Studies, edited by Hakan T. Karateke (University of Chicago).

Call For Papers: 3rd LHF-Istanbul international conference: ‘Developments in the legal status of Foreigners in the Ottoman Empire during the second half of 19th Century’ - 26-27 October 2018 - Beyoğlu, Istanbul

Τhe Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Crete and the Institute for Mediterranean Studies of the Foundation for Research and

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
(Workshop)

LATE-OTTOMAN IDENTITIES: THE NATIONAL, TRANSNATIONAL AND MARGINAL

With Hasan Kayalı (University of California, San Diego), Ebru Akcasu (Charles University, Prague), and Stefano Taglia (Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague)

Dear All,

Here are some upcoming events over the next couple of weeks at the RAS, they are free and open to all (no need to register with us).

Thursday 7th June at 6.30pm - Lecture by Umberto Bongianino (Oxford University) entitled 'Like Sweet-Smelling Blooms: Arabic Calligraphy in the Islamic West'

Thursday 14th June at 6.30pm - Lecture by Professor Ornit Shani (Department of Asian studies, University of Haifa) entitled 'How India Became Democratic'.

Dear colleagues

I would like to plug a new early modern Europe textbook with a chapter by me on the Ottoman Empire. I hope it's of use to those of you who are teaching undergrad survey courses on early modern Europe and want to incorporate the Ottomans and the wider world in general.