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5 Jul 2024: As the aim of the conference is to generate as much discussion as possible and to encourage the construction of new ideas, the number of papers will be limited and there

2 Jul 2024: James McDougall (Oxford University), “Old guard, new era: the imperialism of development at the end of French Algeria.”.

4 Jul 2024: Professor Salih Özbaran (Izmir), The Ottomans and the Indian trade: new data and reconsiderations. ... Professor Michele Bernardini (Istituto Orientale Universario, Naples), Commercial activities in Anatolia during the period of Timur’s invasion: new

21 Jun 2024: Bosphorus. This enabled the Centre to buy a variety of books including the new ten-volume complete edition of the works of the 17.

4 Jul 2024: 1700- 1914. Prof. Elena Frangakis-Syrett, The City University of New York.

21 Jun 2024: Skilliter Centre) and Svetla Ianeva (The New Bulgarian University, Sofia).

19 Jun 2024: Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, University of London.

3 Jun 2024: Skilliter Centre) and Svetla Ianeva (The New Bulgarian University, Sofia)./p p class="rtejustify"A workshop was held on 7-9 February 2013 at the Skilliter Centre at which the members

14 Jun 2024: Dr Svetla Ianeva (New Bulgarian University, Sofia), The economic activities of women in the central part of the Ottoman Balkans in the nineteenth century. ... Chair: Professor Palmira Brummett (University of Tennessee). Professor Leslie Peirce (New York

21 Jun 2024: Zeynep Çelik (New Jersey School of Architecture), Defining the cultural wealth of the Ottoman empire c. ... 1900: architectural heritage, diversity and modernity in the Arab provinces. Chair: Margaret Malamud (New Mexico).

15.30. Isa Blumi (New York), The shifting parameters of the capitulations in the late Ottoman period: the case of Austrian pretensions in Ottoman Albania, 1878-1912.

19 Jun 2024: David Ludden (New York: Oxford University Press, 2021); “Taxation in the early Ottoman state, fourteenth to sixteenth centuries”, in The Routledge Handbook of Public Taxation in Medieval Europe, ed. ... for Conservation: An Historic Andalusi Binding

19 Jun 2024: The Ottoman Empire and the First World War(New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008),American Historical Review,114/4 (2009), pp. ... 289-90. 2007. Ebru Boyar,Ottomans, Turks and the Balkans: Empire Lost, Relations Altered(London and New York: IB Tauris

16 Jun 2024: Following the end of the First World War and the collapse of the Ottoman empire, a new political map of the region was constructed, mandates were established and new nation-states ... As the aim of the conference is to generate as much discussion as

3 Jun 2024: As the aim of the conference is to generate as much discussion as possible and to encourage the construction of new ideas, the number of papers will be limited and there

18 Jun 2024: The first step was to find an official home for the growing collections and, in 1990, architects were commissioned to transform Newnham’s Old Workshops into the new Skilliter Library. ... Building work on the Library’s new premises was completed in

21 Jun 2024: Amit Bein (Clemson University). “Regional careers: the mobility of doctors across new frontiers”. ... Leyla Amzi-Erdogdular (Rutgers University, Newark). “Worlds old and new: Muslim émigrés from Bulgaria in the aftermath of empire and the early

4 Jul 2024: Dr Svetla Ianeva (New Bulgarian University, Sofia), Hygiene in nineteenth-century Ottoman Bulgaria. ... Many images offer further evidence of the popularity of bathing; our spa and jacuzzi culture today is nothing new.

This conference, which examined travel accounts, histories and chronicles, and personal accounts, was organised jointly with Julian Chrysostomides and the Hellenic Institute, Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, University of London.

2 Aug 2023: As the aim of the conference isto generate as much discussion as possible and to encourage the construction of new ideas, thenumber of papers will be limited and there will be

12 Jul 2018: doctors across new frontiers”. Fabio Giomi (CETOBAC, Paris), “The many roads to the “Right Path”. ... Milena Methodieva (University of Toronto), “Worlds old and new: Muslim. émigrés from Bulgaria in the aftermath of empire and the early

3 Jun 2024: padding-left: 30px;"strongAmit Bein (Clemson University)/strong/p p“Regional careers: the mobility of doctors across new frontiers”/p p style="padding-left: 30px;"strongLiat Kozma (Hebrew University, ... strong/p p“Worlds old and new: Muslim

28 Jun 2016: Chair: Ebru Boyar (Middle East Technical University, Ankara). Svetla Ianeva (New Bulgarian University, Sofia), Between tradition and modernity – entertainment in late Ottoman Rusçuk.

15 Sep 2017: 1700- 1914Prof. Elena Frangakis-Syrett, The City University of New York. Fakes of the Trade: Uncertainty and the Activation of Economic Norms in the Nineteenth CenturyDr.

6 Oct 2015: Pınar Şenışık (Doğuş University, Istanbul), “Turkish-Greek compulsory population exchange. and Cretan Muslims: a new approach to identity politics in the early Turkish Republic”.

3 Jun 2024: As the aim of the conference is to generate as much discussion as possible and to encourage the construction of new ideas, the number of papers will be limited and there

7 Oct 2015: It will also analyze how collective identities take shape in songs that build national imaginary by setting myths and debating new social values. ... this and other concessions, it was under the new Republic that rhetoric and reality combined.

4 Dec 2018: The creation of a database of Ottoman libraries was undertaken in order to draw out the connections between the existing information and to establish new connections. ... Further, the paper aims to create a basis for new ideas and discussion in this field