The last Levantine City : Beirut, 1830-1930 by El Hayek, Chantal

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3D MODELING OF HISTORICAL DOGER CARAVANSARIES BY DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY by M. Yakar, M. Uysal, A. S. Toprak, N. Polat

“…But these trade routes has changed at the time of Ottoman Empire. Many of the historical places in the world have been totally or partly destroyed by natural events and human activities such as earthquake, flood and fire until the present day and still going on. …”
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In View of European: Vision of the East in Abraham Anquetil-Duperron`s «Oriental Legislation» by Andrii Chalyi, Oleksandr Ivanov

“…In his not so acclaimed work «Eastern legislation» (1778) he argued that so called «oriental despotism» has never existed, its element were based on false, incomplete assumptions, mechanistic extrapolation of European realities on the improper civil situation, banal exaggerations which had been made by previous travelers. Taking Ottoman empire, Persia and India (Moghul Empire) Duperron offer his own interpretation of the same facts, which were described by others. …”
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Pouvoir politique et pouvoir religieux. L’exploitation de la Sanusiyya au sein de la Libye indépendante (1951-1958) by Carlotta Marchi

“…Whereas in the past the success of the Sanusiyya had depended on a precise autonomy toward the imperial structure of the Ottoman and colonial empires, so that the figure of the šayḫ was functional for the preservation of the Sufi Way and the transmission of Islamic knowledge, the political legitimisation of his function, as emir and king, led to a redefinition of the whole structure of the ṭarīqa. …”
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CUMHURİYETİN 100. YILINDA TÜRKİYE’DE ÇALIŞMA STANDARTLARI by Gökhan GÜLLÜ, Yusuf ARSLAN

“…Working standards, which have shown positive development over time in the historical process since the Ottoman Empire period, have been experiencing negative developments with the effect of globalization as of the 1980s. …”
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The princes Jerzy and Krzysztof Zbaraski towards the problems of South-Eastern borderlands of Polish Republic in second and third decade of 17th century by Zbigniew Anusik

“…Their relation to the Ottoman Empire did not change until the end of their lives. …”
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Enlightenment, Revolution and the periodical press

“…João Lisboa and Marie-Christine Skuncke show how periodicals allowed the circulation of news and political criticism even in societies such as Portugal and Sweden, where audiences were limited and censorship was severe; Anne-Marie Mercier-Faivre’s study of press coverage of the Ottoman Empire shows that news reports gave a picture of ‘oriental despotism’ very different from the literary construct of Montesquieu’s <em>Lettres persanes</em>; Bernadette Fort’s essay on art criticism and Martin Stuber’s analysis of the correspondence of a learned journal’s editor broaden our understanding of the place of periodicals in the period’s high culture. …”

Comparison of Resistance and Persistence Ideas in the Poetry of Khalil Matran and Shafiei Kadkani by Shokouh Fourjanizade

“…He lived in Egypt, hidden from the Ottomans, and their rulers and spies. He represented suffering of freedom-fighters caused by the dictatorship of Sultan Abdol-Hamid by using the historical tools and with reference to Khosro Anushiravan. …”
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التطور التاريخي للظاهرة الحزبية في لبنان أهم ملامحها وأنماطها by أحمد ناصوري, ياسر سمرة

“…This research approaches , profoundly , the historical development of the parties phenomenon in Lebanon and stages of its emergence during the basic periods through which Lebanon have passed since the Ottoman epoch till the period of French occupation and then the period are discussed , in addition to the most important features of the partisan experience in Lebanon . …”
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History of the Ukrainian State Formation (Prior to the USSR Breakup) by S. S. Zhiltsov

“…In the next centuries the territory of Ukraine was controlled by the Ottoman Empire, Poland and Russia. And only in 1918 the state of Ukraine appeared on the political map.Single Soviet Ukraine created by Bolsheviks did not present any internal cultural and language unity as it was always shared by different empires being the hostile and irreconcilable centers of force in Europe — the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Russian Empire and Austro-Hungarian Empire.In 1917-1920 about dozens of different republics were established in the territory of Ukraine. …”
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Editor’s Note by Tom Wetmore

“…By filling secular urban spaces with sacred sounds, Koymen asserts, these events underline the importance of sound to an “epochal neo-Ottoman shift in Turkish politics.” Indeed, by altering the meanings and feelings associated with various urban spaces, these events “embedd[ed] the materiality of sound and sonically disciplined bodies into the stone and concrete of urban spaces, thus transforming them and Turkey’s public sphere.” …”
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Unraveling cervical cancer screening dilemmas: histopathological insights from VIA and LEEP at bugando medical centre, Mwanza by Godfrey K. Kaizilege, Edgar Ndaboine, Clotilda Chuma, Fridolin Mujuni, Richard Kiritta, Dismas Matovelo, Oscar Ottoman, Edrick Elias, Nestory Masalu, Benson R. Kidenya, Humphrey D. Mazigo

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CUMHURİYET’İN İLK YILLARINDA TÜRKİYE'NİN GÜNEY SINIRINDA GERÇEKLEŞTİRİLEN KAÇAKÇILIK FAALİYETLERİ by Alev GÖZCÜ, Fevzi ÇAKMAK

“…Since the day it was founded, Republic of Turkey has been officially fighting against smuggling on its territory and borders just like its predecessor, the Ottoman Empire. This paper aims to evaluate the phenomenon of smuggling in Turkey during the early Republican period, on the basis of the official documents from the era in question, the smuggling activities in south of Turkey and its surroundings and the measures taken by the state to prevent smuggling in the region.…”
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1929 BUNALIMI’NIN TÜRKİYE’YE YANSIMALARI VE ATATÜRK’ÜN ÜÇ AYLIK ANADOLU GEZİSİ by Gülnaz GEZER

“…The framework of the study consists of the economic legacy that the Republic of Turkey inherited from Ottoman Empire, the conditions that necessitated the establishment and dissolution of the LRP, and Mustafa Kemal's (Atatürk)'s determinations and solution efforts during his Anatolian trips.…”
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INSTITUIREA ŞI ACTIVITATEA COMISIEI REGIONALE DE PE LÂNGĂ ADUNAREA DEPUTAŢILOR NOBILIMII DIN BASARABIA PENTRU ÎNTOCMIREA RECENSĂMÂNTULUI FISCAL AL POPULAŢIEI DIN 1824 by Valentin TOMULEŢ

“…<br />The author demonstrates that Tsarism expressed a particular interest to study the demographic situation in the region <br />for imposition of tax and in order to insure Russian army with food, forage, quartering of soldiers, in an eventual war <br />with the Ottoman Empire, but also to supply the needs of the Russian occupation army in the region. …”
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Investigation Of Indoor Air Quality And Thermal Comfort In Mosque Buildings by Rasli, Nur Baitul Izati

“…The effectiveness of ventilation strategies in reducing temperature in the main prayer halls were evaluated based on four categories: 1) roof design (Ottoman, Pyramidal, and Iran and Middle East styles), 2) ventilation conditions (ACSUs and fans), 3) window-to-wall ratio (WWR) and 4) percentage of dead walls. …”
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Determination of the Establishment, Development and Activity Areas of the French Institute of Oriental Studies: Inalco by İsmail Metin, Hakan Temir

“…In 1795, they established Inalco, a specialized institution for Eastern languages, and began training experts who would learn the languages spoken in the Islamic world, including Ottoman Turkish. Since its inception, Inalco has systematically expanded its range of languages, incorporating Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, Persian, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Hebrew, and many other Eastern languages. …”
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A Byzantine Structure from the Thracian Hinterland of Istanbul: Haramidere Cistern by Mustafa Çağhan Keskin, Kerim Altuğ

“…In some scientific reports, it was suggested that the building could be ruins of a Byzantine palace called Aretas as understood from literary sources, while in some others it was argued that the building was an Ottoman menzil, a caravanserai, on the old trade route. …”
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Safavid Lusterware: Recognition of Form, Design and Production Centers by Hashem Hosseini, Farzaneh Farrokhfar

“…Also, the influence of Ottoman and Indian-Mughal art styles in the field of some decorative designs shows the artistic relations between the Safavid era Iran and these neighboring lands. …”
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Ecology of Flora and Fauna in Kerman Ceramics from the 11th to the 13th Centuries AH by hamidreza rohani, Saeed Zavieh, hassan salajeghe

“…Iranian pottery enjoyed the direct influence of Ottoman, European and Chinese pottery and elements of Mongolian and Buddhist pictorial culture as well as European pictorial tradition. …”
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