...Neda Atanasoski; Rana M. Jaleel This article tracks contemporary debates surrounding human trafficking, sex slavery, and the slave trade, in which the specter of the Ottoman empire and its system of slavery—as well as other “Oriental” slave systems—emerge as templates for imagining the place of sex...

... Ottoman Empire and in Mollah Mahmûdê Bayazîdî’s encounter with nineteenth‐century Russian imperialism and Orientalism. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Kurds coloniality Indigenous learning Orientalism genealogy Decolonization, it has been argued...

... expansion. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Ottoman Empire Ottoman colonialism extractive colonialism Kurdistan Keban-Ergani mines In 1825 the Kurdish nobles from the Palu ruling household were in rebellion. They erected twenty redoubts around...

.... At the end of World War I, Edib vouched for the American mandate for the Ottoman Empire, arguing that this was the only solution if the territories held by the Ottoman Empire were not to be compromised. Further, the American protectorate would entail, according to Edib, siding with a stronger power than...

... nationalism at around the same time as the outbreak of World War I entailed a dialectical process involving not only destructive social engineering and economic policies targeting the non-Turkish citizens of the Empire but also the nationalist reorganization of the Ottoman lands. In other words, during...

... that the difference, which doesn’t show but has a major impact on 356 Meltem Ahıska the present, is the difference in the life quality between a Greek who is a member of the EU, and a Turk who is not. The past when the Greeks were part of the Ottoman Empire, and hence joined in sameness with them, is reclaimed...

... and coexistence in Ottoman Kurdistan. Her work stands at the junction of interconnected Ottoman, Kurdish, Armenian, and Turkish histories. Her first book, The Kurdish Nobility in the Ottoman Empire: Loyalty, Autonomy, and Privilege , was published in 2022 and won the 2022 Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association...

... in North Africa through negotiations with both the Ottoman authorities at Constan­ tinople and representatives of the individual Barbary states. In the early decades of the nineteenth century, the United States had at­ tempted to expand its economic sphere of influence within the Otto­ man Empire...

... advantages and did not want to destroy the Ottoman Empire or gain territory in 398 The South Atlantic Quarterly Europe. Its sole gains would be the ports of Anapa and Poti on the Black Sea, as provided by the Treaty of Bucharest in 18x2. Earlier the tsar had threatened to move against Turkey, for in 1826 he...

.... Petersburg, and had aroused the English by pressing further the Tsar s demand for an ill-disguised protector­ ate over the Ottoman Empire, Marx informed his American audience that the West was to blame for this because since the first French Revolution Continental retrogression has ever been identical...

..., for example, to talk about a trans historiography predicated on the black eunuchs of the Ottoman empire without such strategic positioning? How would it be imaginable for a trans or queer historiography to start with race and/or religion instead of gender? One might no doubt ask myriad analogous questions...

... for Social History in Kurdish Historical Writings .” In Armenians and Kurds in the Late Ottoman Empire , edited by Kurt Ümit and Ara Sarafian , 95 – 114 . Fresno : The Press at California State University, Fresno . Quijano Aníbal . 2007 . “ Coloniality and Modernity/Rationality...

..., with its cluttered complicity in the formation of capitalism as we know it today, during the sixteenth century with the emer- gence of the Atlantic commercial circuits, invented a discourse that founded the distinction between Western Christian empires, on the one hand, and Islamic (the Ottoman...

... it into semicolonial status. In response, they helped establish a new sociocultural narrative that imagined what might emerge out of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire: an independent Turk- ish nation-state. This involved not only a shift away from Ottoman-Islamic historiography, but also the creation of a new...

... over the whole of Central Asia, and wresting large areas in Asia from China. The process involved considerable use of force and some overt war. Besides this imperialist expansion in Asia, Russia also fought three wars with the Ottoman Empire and, it is claimed, threatened Turkey s integrity...

... of the river but nearer to the western shore. To this they attach an important note adding historical weight to the structure s already rich folk associations: Across the bridge s highest point, an invisible borderline separated the emergent King­ dom ofGreece from the shrinking Ottoman Empire between 1881...

... fruitful studies could be made for other areas Iran, or Egypt, or the Ottoman Empire. It is time to get down to cases in studying the little-known processes of westernization. THEODORE ROPP Failure of a Revolution. By Rudolph Coper. Cambridge: Cam­ bridge University Press, 1955. Pp. xi, 281. $5.00...

..., late-nineteenth-century technical press has proved to be a valuable source of information. This suggests that similar fruitful studies could be made for other areas Iran, or Egypt, or the Ottoman Empire. It is time to get down to cases in studying the little-known processes of westernization...

... candidate in anthropology at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. Her current research is a historical ethnography of imperialism and electrification between Europe and the Ottoman Empire. More broadly, she is interested in understanding the effects of capitalism on people s relationships...

... fruitful studies could be made for other areas Iran, or Egypt, or the Ottoman Empire. It is time to get down to cases in studying the little-known processes of westernization. THEODORE ROPP Failure of a Revolution. By Rudolph Coper. Cambridge: Cam­ bridge University Press, 1955. Pp. xi, 281. $5.00...