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Contents......Page 6
Copyrights and Permissions......Page 10
Introduction......Page 14
I. Ottoman Transformation & Demography—Migration......Page 38
The Transformation of the Ottoman State, 1789–1908......Page 40
The Ottoman Parliament of 1877 and its Social Significance......Page 88
The Ottoman Emigration to America, 1860–1914......Page 103
The Ottoman Adoption of Statistics from the West in the 19th Century......Page 145
Jewish Population Movements in the Ottoman Empire, 1862–1914......Page 159
Kossuth in Turkey: The Impact of Hungarian Refugees in the Ottoman Empire, 1849–1851......Page 182
The Ottoman Demography in the Nineteenth Century: Sources, Concepts, Methods......Page 198
Ottoman Urbanism: The Crimean Emigration to Dobruca and the Founding of Mecidiye, 1856–1878......Page 215
The Ottoman Family: Documents Pertaining to its Size......Page 248
The Social and Economic Transformation of Istanbul in the Nineteenth Century......Page 256
Some Historical and Methodological Considerations Concerning Social Stratification in the Middle East......Page 304
Muslim Migration......Page 324
II. The Social Restructuring, Nationalities—Nationalism......Page 338
The Land Regime, Social Structure, and Modernization in the Ottoman Empire......Page 340
The Social and Political Foundations of Nationalism in South East Europe after 1878: A Reinterpretation......Page 365
Ottoman Relations with the Balkan Nations after 1683......Page 398
The Balkan National States and Nationalism: Image and Reality......Page 447
The Ottoman Rule in Europe From the Perspective of 1994......Page 486
The Civil Rights of the Muslims of the Balkans......Page 535
Nation and Nationalism in the Late Ottoman Empire......Page 557
The Memoirs of N. Batzaria: The Young Turks and Nationalism......Page 569
Ottoman Views and Policies Towards the Orthodox Christian Church......Page 599
Millets and Nationality: The Roots of the Incongruity of Nation and State in the Post-Ottoman Era......Page 624
The Status of the Muslim under European Rule: The Eviction and Settlement of the ?erkes......Page 660
Romanian Independence and the Ottoman State......Page 689
III. Ethnicity & Identity......Page 700
The Hijra from Russia and the Balkans: The Process of Self-Definition in the Late Ottoman State......Page 702
The Ethnicity Problem in a Multi-Ethnic Anational Islamic State: Continuity and Recasting of Ethnic Identity in the Ottoman State......Page 725
The Ottoman Ethnic and Confessional Legacy in the Middle East......Page 743
Ottoman Migration, Ethnopolitics and the Formation of Nation States in South East Europe and Israel......Page 765
Ottoman Immigration Policies and Settlement in Palestine......Page 796
Yakub Bey's Relations with the Ottoman Sultans: A Reinterpretation......Page 813
Social Environment and Literature: The Reflection of the Young Turk Era (1908–1918) in the Literary Work of Omer Seyfeddin (1884–1920)......Page 835