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<DIV align=justify><FONT face="Palatino Linotype">Dear Colleagues,<BR><BR>The
editors of the International Journal of Turkish Studies are happy to announce
the publication of the latest volume (vol. 12). This volume <BR>which is a
special issue on migration from the Ottoman Empire and Turkey to the United
States includes the following articles: <BR><BR>-Kemal Karpat:
Introduction<BR><BR>-Rudolph Vecoli: The History of Turkish Migrations: A
Research Agenda<BR><BR>-John Grabowski: Forging Links in the Early Turkish
Migration Chain: The U.S. Census and Early Twentieth Century Ships'
Manifests<BR><BR>-Nedim Ipek and K. Tuncer Caglayan: The Emigration from the
Ottoman Empire to America<BR><BR>-Mehmet Ugur Ekinci: Reflections of the First
Muslim Immigrants to America in Ottoman Documents<BR><BR>-Rifat Bali: From
Anatolia to the New World: The First Anatolian Immigrants to
America<BR><BR>-Isil Acehan: Conflict and Cooperation: Diverse Ottoman Ethnic
Groups in the United States: Peabody, Massachusetts<BR><BR>-Emrah Sahin: I am
not Collecting Money Like Apples from Trees: Case Studies of Two Turks who
Shared a Common American Past<BR><BR>-Mustafa Saatci: New Migration, Old Trends:
Turkish Immigrants and Segmented Assimilation in the United States<BR><BR>-Aysem
Senyurekli: A Profile of Immigrant Women from Turkey in the United States,
1900-2000<BR><BR>-Lisa DiCarlo: Migration from Giresun to the United States: The
Role of Regional Identity<BR><BR>-Museyyen Guler: Turkish Immigrants in the
United States: Men, Women and Children<BR><BR>-Kemal Karpat: The Turks Finally
Establish a Community in the United States</FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=justify><FONT face="Palatino Linotype"><BR>-Lloyd Fallers: Turkish
Islam (with introduction by Kemal Karpat)<BR><BR>The price of Volume 12 is $36
for shipment within the United States and Canada, and $40 elsewhere.
Please send all subscription inquiries to <BR></FONT><A
href="mailto:ijts@hotmail.com"><FONT
face="Palatino Linotype">ijts@hotmail.com</FONT></A><FONT
face="Palatino Linotype"> or to:<BR><BR>International Journal of Turkish
Studies<BR>University of Wisconsin<BR>4255 Humanities Building<BR>455 N. Park
St.<BR>Madison, WI 53706<BR><BR>sincerely,<BR><BR>Bob Zens<BR>Associate
Editor<BR>International Journal of Turkish Studies<BR>Assistant Professor of
Islamic History<BR>Indiana University of
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