Ottoman History as World History
Published on 22. July 2019
268 pages
978-1-4632-2559-9 (ISBN)
Description
This volume is a collection of essays by Huri Islamoglu which argue that Ottoman history must be read as a part of world history.
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Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
Piscataway, NJ
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
Edition type
Digital original
File size
22,08 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4632-2559-9 (9781463225599)
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Content
- TABLE OF CONTENTS (page 7)
- A VENTURE INTO OTTOMAN HISTORY AS WORLD HISTORY OR A PERSONAL AGENDA FOR OTTOMAN HISTORY* (page 9)
- 'ORIENTAL DESPOTISM' IN WORLD-SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE (page 15)
- THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA IN THE WORLD ECCONOMY:GARN AND SEDDON RECONSIDERED (page 45)
- PEASANTS,COMMERCIALIZATION,AND LEGITIMATION OF STATE POWER IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY ANATOLIA (page 77)
- AN AGENDA FOR COMPARATIVE HISTORY:LAW AND PROPERTY AS ASPECTS OF STATE POWER (page 99)
- WHY EUROPEAN HISTORY? (page 111)
- OTTOMAN AND CHINESE MODERNITIES COMPARED:STATE TRANSFORMATIONS AND CONSTITUTIONS OF PROPERTY IN THE QING AND OTTOMAN EMPIRES (page 121)
- A HISTORY OF THE IDEA OF CIVIL SOCIETY1 (page 153)
- PROPERTY AS A CONTESTED DOMAIN:A RE-EVALUATION OF THE OTTOMAN LAND CODE OF 1858 (page 173)
- POLITICS OF ADMINISTERING PROPERTY:LAW AND STATISTICS IN THE 19th CENTURY OTTOMAN EMPIRE (page 213)
- WORDS THAT RULE:FORM BUREAUCRATIC 'COMMISSIONS' TO GOVERNING 'BOARDS'1 (page 249)
- A VENTURE INTO OTTOMAN HISTORY AS WORLD HISTORY OR A PERSONAL AGENDA FOR OTTOMAN HISTORY* (page 9)
- 'ORIENTAL DESPOTISM' IN WORLD-SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE (page 15)
- THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA IN THE WORLD ECCONOMY:GARN AND SEDDON RECONSIDERED (page 45)
- PEASANTS,COMMERCIALIZATION,AND LEGITIMATION OF STATE POWER IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY ANATOLIA (page 77)
- AN AGENDA FOR COMPARATIVE HISTORY:LAW AND PROPERTY AS ASPECTS OF STATE POWER (page 99)
- WHY EUROPEAN HISTORY? (page 111)
- OTTOMAN AND CHINESE MODERNITIES COMPARED:STATE TRANSFORMATIONS AND CONSTITUTIONS OF PROPERTY IN THE QING AND OTTOMAN EMPIRES (page 121)
- A HISTORY OF THE IDEA OF CIVIL SOCIETY1 (page 153)
- PROPERTY AS A CONTESTED DOMAIN:A RE-EVALUATION OF THE OTTOMAN LAND CODE OF 1858 (page 173)
- POLITICS OF ADMINISTERING PROPERTY:LAW AND STATISTICS IN THE 19th CENTURY OTTOMAN EMPIRE (page 213)
- WORDS THAT RULE:FORM BUREAUCRATIC 'COMMISSIONS' TO GOVERNING 'BOARDS'1 (page 249)
