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Economy and Society on Both Shores of the Aegean
Planning reform in the European provinces of the Ottoman Empire at the end of the 19th century2010 •
2021 •
The study raises questions about the fate of the medieval Bulgarian fortresses and urban centers in the system of Ottoman provincial administration, which has repeatedly been discussed in Balkan and Ottoman studies. These debates are constantly related to the issues of continuity in the administration and ruling of the Bulgarian lands, evidenced in the territorial overlap of the medieval administrative structures with the new Ottoman ones, as well as in the names of the sanjaks, nahiyes and vilayets. One of the problems that is yet to be completely solved has to do with the medieval fortresses and settlements, registered with their pre-Ottoman names as important administrative centers in the system of Ottoman provincial administration (nahiyes, vilayets, kazas), but most likely destroyed during the conquest or earlier. New settlements are developing near them which have different names but the same administrative functions. Many of them are problematic to be localized, but for centuries, these “old” settlements and centers of power have been referred to in parallel with the “new” settlements as another name (nam-i diğer) for the respective administrative centers. The present study focuses on two of the examples of continuity and parallel designation of the “old”/“new” settlements – nahiye Ala Kinise (Kilisa)/ Osman Pazar and nahiye Hotaliç/ Servi (Selvi). These administrative-territorial units are typical of the Ottoman model of administration at local level, as well as regarding the presence of a particular continuity from the medieval Bulgarian state. The complex approach applied in the research and interpretation of the Ottoman register material allows us not only to trace the indications of continuity in the development of individual settlements, but also to understand the pre-Ottoman period of their existence within the medieval Bulgarian state. In a broader sense, it provides a real opportunity for a well-grounded reconstruction of the Ottoman model of power, demographic and economic control of the Bulgarian lands at local level.
ICOSEH-program
15th International Congress of Ottoman Social and Economic History (ICOSEH) Zagreb, July 11-15, 20222022 •
Jahrbücher für Geschichte Osteuropas
Azov in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries1973 •
Using both Russian and Ottoman sources, a study of the administration of and importance to the Ottomans of their fortress in the north-eastern end of the Sea of Azov - called Azak by the Ottomans.
AAS in Asia Roundtable
Introductory Comments on the Chapter on Premodern Warfare in the Region2024 •
The Persistence of the Sacred in Modern Thought, eds. Chris L. Firestone and Nathan Jacobs
Leibniz and the Augustinian Tradition2012 •
Faraldo, José M. / Gulińska-Jurgiel, Paulina / Domnitz, Christian (Eds.) Europa im Ostblock. Vorstellungen und Diskurse, Wien/Köln: Böhlau Verlag, pp. 91-110
Die Hüterin der europäischen Zivilisation. Kommunistische Europa-Konzeptionen am Vorabend des Kalten Krieges (1944-1948)2008 •
2020 •
Journal of Accounting and Management, 2(1),
Financial Management Practices and Profitability of Listed Consumer-Goods Firms in NigeriaLE DOUBLE VOYAGE : PARIS-ATHÈNES (1919‐1939), École française d’Athènes.
Deux poètes à Paris: Georges Séféris et Andréas Embirikos2018 •
Simposio Internacional Sobre La Calidad De La Energia Electrica Sicel
Application of the guideline “IEEE Std 1410- 2010” in the study of the performance of the lines and grounding resistance before lightning flash2014 •
Jurnal Ilmu Nutrisi dan Teknologi Pakan
Evaluasi Pengaruh Level Kandungan Protein dalam Pakan terhadap Respons Super Ovulasi: Kajian Meta-AnalisisAnnals of Global Health
Prevalence of Cervical Cancer Screening and Awareness among Women in an Urban Community in South India—A Cross Sectional Study2020 •
Klinische Padiatrie
Hypereosinophilia as Presenting Symptom of a Pre-B-ALL2018 •
Revue européenne du droit social
The Contribution of the Trha's in the Conceptual Evolution of the Homoparental Family2024 •