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He used his commission to capture the social and economic realities of rural Anatolian villages through the work of women and children in farming and family life.

This conference was part of a three-year project organised by the Skilliter Centre for Ottoman Studies and Vehbi Koç ve Ankara Araştırmaları Merkezi (VEKAM), Koç University, on The Socio-Economic

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.

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

John Alexander (Thessaloniki) and Sophia Laiou (Ionian University, Corfu). For the Orthodox Christian urban population of the Ottoman Empire the eighteenth century was identified with demographic and economic development. ... This development resulted in