Bøger i Analecta Isisiana: Ottoman and Turkish Studies serien

A selection of essays by Professor Ronald C. Jennings on the social and economic history of the Ottoman Empire in the 16th and 17th centuries.

A comprehensive history of the Latins of Asia Minor up to the present day also with discussions on various cultural and social issues such as "identity" and "nation".

An extensive discussion of the Latin east and the Ottoman Levantines from the fall of Istanbul (ancient Constantinople) in 1453 to the recent past.

A selection of articles by Irene Melikoff on the Anatolian and Turkish Sufism, including discussions on Bektasisim, Alevism and Heterodox Islam as well as Sufi customs and festivals.

A selection of articles by Irene Melikoff on early Turkish and Ottoman literature with a wider point of view to include cultural and historical references.

A collection of articles by Mihai Maxim on the economic and political relations of the Ottomans and Romanians in the 16th century.

A collection of essays written to honour the famous scholar of Turkish language, Geoffrey Lewis.

A study of the ambassadorship of Sir Robert Ainslie (1776-1793) and how it transformed British-Ottoman relations.

A study of the Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) language traditionally spoken by Turkey's Jews and how its role has changed in the modern context

A collection of essays by historian Pal Fodor on the Ottoman Empire in the sixteenth century.

A collection of historical essays by Colin Imber, professor of Turkish at the University of Manchester.

Seven essays written in honour of the famous Austrian Turcologist, Andreas Tietze, who passed away in 2003.

A collection of early publications by renowned Ottoman historian Halil Inalcik.

A collection of articles on the perception of Turks and Turkey in various European countries during the twentieth century.

This collection of articles by Suraiya Faroqhi looks at Ottoman society and state from the unique perspective of the Ottoman provinces.

This collection of essays represents a sample of Suraiya Faroqhi's groundbreaking work into Ottoman social and economic history. In it, she looks at individuals and structures in the Ottoman provinces.

Fisher presents here ten essays on the Crimean Tatars, the Turkic people who inhabited a strategic position between the Russian and Ottoman Empires.

This collection of articles by Alan Fisher explores the changing nature of Ottoman-Russian relations from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries.

Selim Deringil, a leading historian of the late Ottoman Empire, collects a sample of his essays on the central state and its relations with the periphery and the outside world in this volume.

Donald Quataert's book on the transfer of new technologies and the importation of skilled workers fits into the larger question of how modernity was received in the Ottoman Empire.

Perilous Modernity collects essays on the idea of modern science and medicine in the Ottoman Empire during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

This collection of essays contains the work of one of the premier Ottoman economic and social historians, Donald Quataert, covering topics relating to labour and manufacturing in the nineteenth century.

Aryeh Shmuelevitz study of Ottoman Jewish history takes the reader across the Ottoman Empire in time and geography while questioning the historical value of each source he consults.

This work is a collection of essays by Aryeh Smuelevitz on Turkey between the years 1976 and 1982, a period of political turmoil and violence which culminated in a military coup.

A collection of essays by Sina Aksin about the later years of the Ottoman Empire and the early years of the Turkish Republic within the wider context of Europe and the Middle East.

A study on the role of sunni-orthodox Islam in the Ottoman Empire between 1826 and 1876.

A collection of essays on a selection of important historical and literary monuments of the Central Asia.

A glossary of Ottoman historical terms by Gustav Bayerle.

A selection of articles by Martin van Bruinessen on the role of religion, religious organisations and figures in the social and political life of the Kurdish society.

A collection of articles by Geza David on the demographic and administrative history of the Ottoman Hungary.