Ottoman Empire 1700-1922

In recent years, the history of the Ottoman Empire has been examined with new approaches in various countries, and new areas of study have emerged. The emphasis is no longer solely on the political aspect of Ottoman history; economic, social, cultural etc. aspects are also investigated in depth. In this book, Donald Quataert offers a different synthesis by taking advantage of this new knowledge. First, the author reviews the Ottoman political history in its entirety and places the Ottoman Empire in a comparative framework, without ignoring its unique aspects, but also emphasizing that it is not a completely unique country. This framework reveals itself in a wide range of areas, from the place of the Ottoman Empire in interstate relations to popular culture, from developments in the fields of agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and demography to inter-communal relations and the Ottoman heritage. The Ottoman Empire, 1700-1922 is a work that should be kept handy, especially for those who are new to the field of Ottoman history, but also for those who want to read a comprehensive evaluation.



Number of Pages: 299

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 299

First Printing Year: 2002

Language Turkish