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19 Jun 2024: Focusing on commerce, banking, crafts, guilds and economic trends, this conference considered the Ottoman economy in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Socio-Economic History of Anatolia in the Ottoman Period was a three-year project organised by the Skilliter Centre and Vehbi Koç ve Ankara Araştırmaları Merkezi (VEKAM), Koç University. ... The Socio-Economic History of Anatolia in the Ottoman

19 Jun 2024: 2014. Kate Fleet and Svetla Ianeva,Ottoman Economic Practices in Periods of Transformation: The Cases of Crete and Bulgaria(Ankara: Türk Tarih Kurumu Basımevi, 2014). ... Davis,A Historical and Economic Geography of Ottoman Greece: The Southwestern

21 Jun 2024: This Skilliter Centre research project considers the role of women in the public space and examines various spheres including women as economic producers and consumers, female slaves, women and violence, the

3 Jun 2024: https://skilliter.newn.cam.ac.uk/the-socio-economic-history-of-anatolia-in-the-ottoman-period/ The Skilliter Centre for Ottoman Studies supports research into the history, literature and culture of

troops in war) to Ottoman concepts of leisure and pleasure, the division between acceptable and un-acceptable entertainment and the social, political and economic impact of entertainment.

Assoc. Prof. Margaret Venzke, Stetson University. Tribe as an Economic Actor: The Cihanbeyli Tribe in the Province of Ankara (1839-1865). ... Fakes of the Trade: Uncertainty and the Activation of Economic Norms in the Nineteenth Century.

16 Jun 2024: negotiated over or resisted changes imposed by internal or external political actors, or brought about by violence or economic circumstances.

3 Jun 2024: negotiated over or resisted changes imposed by internal or external political actors, or brought about by violence or economic circumstances. ... and Sophia Laiou (Ionian University, Corfu)/p pFor the Orthodox Christian urban population of the Ottoman

15 Feb 2016: Disease and Disaster in Ottoman Anatolia. Social and Economic History of Ottoman Anatolia Symposium I.