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CHRISHOPH K. NEUMANN.MareMagnum

Araç tarih amaç Tanzimat; Tarih-i Cevdet'in siyasi anlami. Translated by Meltem Arun.

CIHAN ÖZGÜN, MUSTAFA KAYMAKÇI.MareMagnum

Rhodes and Kos Turks: Contributions to the Turkish War of Independence and current problems.

New English Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In English. 112 p. Turks living in Rhodes and Kos (Istanköy) today have been one of the ancient peoples of the islands since 1522. Finally, the Islands were ceded to Greece with the 1947 Conference of Paris by stipulating in Article l4 that "these islands shall be and remain demilitarized". With the ceding of the islands to Greece, the dramatic condition of the Rhodes and Kos(Istanköy)Turks became increasingly more intolerable. However, the link between the Turks of the island and Turkey, in terms of Awareness of Turkishness and Solidarity as well as socio-economic terms with Turkey, was also a prevalent issue in the past as it is today. In fact, Rhodes and Kos (Istanköy) Turks did not hesitate to extend their support to the National Campaign (Milli Müdafaa), both directly and indirectly, while the Turks fought against the Greek forces under the command of Mustafa Kemal Pasha in Anatolia. They tried to provide contribution to the campaign with the "Rhodes and Kos (Istanköy)Association for the Defense of Islamic Rights" (Rodos ve Istanköy Müdafaa-i Hukuk-i Islamiye Cemiyeti) in 1919. Likewise, the book entitled "Rhodes and Kos: Contributions to the Turkish War of Independence and Current Problems" mainly aims to reveal the contributions of the island Turks to the Turkish War of Independence. This book consists of three consecutive sections. The first section covers the "Contributions of Rhodes and Kos (Istanköy) Turks to the Turkish War of Independence". In the second section, on the other hand, the subject of "The Current Problems of the Rhodes and Kos Turks Stemming from the Turkish-Greek Relations as Regards the Aegean Sea" was addressed. In the third section, the subject of "Recommendations for Transforming Turkish-Greek Relations into a Lasting Friendship" was addressed on a general level and in terms of Rhodes and Kos (Istanköy)Turkishness. Thus, we wished to bring the current problems experienced by the Turks regarding the Turkish-Greek relations into the agenda of the national and international public by establishing a connection with the history of the remaining Turks in the islands.

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COLIN HEYWOOD.MareMagnum

Ottomanica and meta-Ottomanica: Studies in and around Ottoman history, 13th - 18th centuries.

New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 300 p. Introduction I. Historians and Historiography 1. 'Pioneers in Medi-eval Middle Eastern Studies: Paul Wittek (1894-1978)', Al-Usur al-Wusta: The Bulletin of Middle East Medievalists 17/2 (Oct. 2005), 36-40. 2. 'Mehmed II and the Historians: Babinger's Mehmed der Er-oberer during fifty years (1953-2003)'. Turcica (Paris), xl (2008), 295-344. 3. 'Three Letters of Lajos Fekete on the Geography of Ottoman Hungary (In memoriam Lajos Fekete, 1891-1969)', Acta Orientalia Hungarica (Budapest) xlvi/2-3 (1992-3), 257-275. II. Problems in Ottoman History and Prehistory 4. 'Some problems in the numismatic evidence for the reigns of Nogay Khan and Chaka', (in Russian: 'Nekotorye problemy numizmaticheskovo dokazatel'stva pravlenii xana Nogaya i Dzheki'), in: M. A. Usmanov (ed.), Proceedings of an International Conference on the Historical Sources for the Ulus Djuchi (Golden Horde), Kazan, 1998 (Kazan, 2002), 129-145. 5. 'Filling the Black Hole: the Emergence of the Bithynian atamanates', in H. Inalcik (ed.), The Great Ottoman-Turkish Civilisation, I: Politics (Ankara, 2000), 107-115. 6. 'The 1337 Bursa Inscription and Its Interpreters', in Turcica, xxxvi (2004), 215-231. 7. '824/"8224" = 1421: the "False" (Düzme) Mustafa and his Ephemeral Coinage', in A. Temimi (ed.), Mélanges Halil Sahillioglu, ii (Zaghouan [Tunisia], 1997 (= Arab Historical Review for Ottoman Studies, xv-xvi (Oct.-Nov. 1997), part 1), 159-175. 8. 'A Mid-Fifteenth Century Byzantine and Ottoman Coin Hoard from Rumeli: the Ottoman Component (a Preliminary Report)', in: Carole Hillenbrand (ed.), The Sultan's Turret: Studies in Honour of Clifford Edmund Bosworth - Volume Two. Studies in Persian and Turkish Culture (Leiden: Brill, 2000), 109-123. 9. 'The Evolution of the Ottoman Provincial Law-Code (Sancak Kânûn-nâme): the Kânûn-nâme-i Livâ-i Semendire (1)', The Turkish Studies Association Bulletin xv/2 (Sept. 1991), 223-252. 10. 'Mykhailo Hrushevsky on the Rise of Ukrainian Cossackdom: An Ottoman View (A Review Article)', Osmanli Arastirmalari, xxi (2001), 323-335. III. Around Ottoman History: Maritime Themes 11. 'The Red Sea Trade and Ottoman waqf support for the population of Mecca and Medina in the later seventeenth century. Notes on an unpublished Ottoman shipping register', in: A. Temimi (ed.), La vie sociale dans les provinces arabes à l'époque ottomane (Zaghouan, 1988), iii, 165-184. 12. A "forgotten frontier" Algiers and the Ottoman maritime frontier from the French bombardment (1682) to the Algiers earth-quake (1716)'. Revue d'Histoire Maghrébine xxxi (Jan. 2004; no. 114), 35-50. 13. 'The Kapudan Pasha, the English Ambassador and the Blackham Galley: an Episode in Anglo-Ottoman maritime relations (1697)', in The Kapudan Pasha, his Office and his Domain: Proceedings of the 4th Halcyon Days Conference, Crete, Jan. 2000 (ed. E. Zachariadou), Rethymnon, 2002, 409-438. 14. 'Sickness and Death in an Ill Climate: the Detention of the Blackham Galley at Izmir, 1697-8', in: M. van den Boogert (ed.) Ottoman Izmir. Studies in Honour of Professor A. H. de Groot (Leiden, 2007), 53-74. Index.

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COLIN IMBER.MareMagnum

Muftis, Mamluks, Sipahis and others: An Ottoman miscellany.

New English Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 163 p. Introduction 1. "Who or which or where or what is Yunus Emre?" in Johannes Zimmermann, Christoph Herzog, Raoul Motika (eds.), Osmanische Welten: Quellen und Fallstudien. Festschrift für Michael Ursinus, University of Bamberg Press (2016), 313-334. 2. "The transfer of military technology and tactics between Western Europe and the Ottoman Empire, c.1450-c1600", Turcica 51, (2020), 9-36. 3. "Khâyir Beg: a Bad Man but a Good Thing", Journal of Turkish Studies, 40 (2013), 169-188. 4. "A note on opposition to Ottoman rule in Egypt", Turcica, vol. 47 (2016), 407-410. 5. "Unravelling Muslim Jurisprudence", public lecture in the series Intellectual Life in the Islamic World: Past and Present, Manchester Metropolitan University (2012). 6."How Islamic was Ottoman law?" in ISAM Konusmalari: Osmanli Düsüncesi . Ahlak . Hukuk . Felsefe-Kelam / ISAM Papers: Ottoman Thought . Ethics . Law . Philosophy-Kalâm, Istanbul: ISAM Yayincilik (2014), 77-90. 7. "Eleven Fetvas of the Ottoman Seyhülislâm Abdürrahim", in Muhammad Khalid Masud, Brinkley Messick, David Powers (eds.), Islamic Legal Interpretation: muftis and their fatwas, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UP (1996), 141-149. 8. "Law and legislation under Süleyman I" in Pál Fodor (ed.), The Battle for Central Europe:The Siege of Szigetvár and the Death of Süleyman the Magnificent and Nicholas Zrínyi (1566), Leiden: Brill (2019), 93-114. 9. "Ottoman propaganda against the kizilbas: Sari Görez, Ebû's-su'ûd and Celâlzâde", in Robert Gleave and István Kristó-Nagy, Legitimate and Illegitimate Violence in Islamic Thought, Edinburgh University Press (2018), 204-214. 10. Fact and fantasy: Venetian reports on the anti-Ottoman rebellion in Syria, 1520-1521', in Sebastian Kolditz and Markus Koller (eds.) in La Transizione bizantino-ottomano nelle chronache veneziane, Venice: Centro Tedesco di Studi Veneziani (2018), 207-218. 11. "After Mohács: how news from Hungary reached Venice", Serefe. Studies in Honour of Professsor Géza Dávid (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest), 2019, 105-126.

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COLIN IMBER.MareMagnum

Warfare, law and pseudo-history.

New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 216 p. Contents: 1. 'Guillaume Postel on temporary marriage', in Sabine Prätor (ed.), Frauen, Bilder und Gelehrte: Studien zu Gesellschaft und Künsten im Osmanischen Reich, Istanbul: Simurg Historia (2002), 179-183. 2. 'The cultivation of wasteland in Hanafi and Ottoman law', Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientarum Hungaricae, 61 (2008), 102-112. 3. 'Women as outsiders: the inheritance of agricultural land in the Ottoman Empire.', in Jutta Gisela Sperling and Shona Kelly Wray (eds.), Women, Property and Law in the Wider Mediterranean, New York: Routledge (2010), 256-269 4. 'The law of the land' in Christine Woodhead (ed.), The Ottoman World, London: Routledge, (2011), 41-56. 5. 'Fiqht for beginners: an Anatolian text on jihad', in Studies in Islamic and Middle Eastern Texts and Traditions in Memory of Norman Calder, in G.R. Hawting, J.A. Mojaddedi and A Samely (eds.), Journal of Semitic Studies Supplement 12, Oxford University Press (2000), 137-148. 6. 'The Caliphate' in Colin Imber, Ebu's-Su'ud: The Islamic Legal Tradition, Chapter IV, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University (1997), 98-111. 7. 'Four Letters of Ebu's-Su'ud', Arab Historical Review for Ottoman Studies, 15-16 (1997), 177-183. 8. 'Die Thronbesteigungen der osmanischen Sultane. Die Entwicklung einer Zeremonie', in Marion Steinicke and Stefan Weinfurter (eds.), Investitur- und Krönungsrituale, Cologne: Böhlau (2005), 291-304. 9. 'The Crusade of Varna: what motivated the crusaders?' in Matthew Dimmock and Andrew Hadfield (eds.), Religions of the Book: Christian Perceptions, 1400-1660, Basingstoke: Palgrave (2008), 45-65 10. 'Ibrahim Peçevi on war: a note on the European 'military revolution'', in Keiko Kiyotaki, Rhoads Murphey and Colin Imber (eds.), Frontiers of Ottoman Studies vol. 2, London: I.B.Tauris, 2005, 7-22. 11. 'The battle of Sufiyan, 1605: a symptom of Ottoman military decline?' in Prof. Mehmet Ipsirli Armagani, forthcoming. 12. 'Before the Kapudan Pashas: sea power and the emergence of the Ottoman Empire', in Elizabeth Zachariadou (ed.), The Kapudan Pasha: his office and his domain, Rethymnon: Crete University Press (2002), 49-59. 13. 'The origin of the Janissaries', in Jan Schmidt (ed.), Journal of Turkish Studies, 26/II (2002), 15-19 14. ''An illiberal descent': Kemalism and Ottoman Law', Eurasian Studies, IV.2 (2005 [2007]), 215-243. 15. 'What does ghazi actually mean?'in Çigdem Balim and Colin Imber (eds.) The Balance of Truth: Essays in Honour of Professor Geoffrey Lewis, Istanbul: Isis Press (2000), 165-178. OTTOMANIA History of law Historiography.

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