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From: Kate Fleet <khf11@cam.ac.uk>

Eurasian Studies, the contents of the first two volumes of which are
given below, is a new journal published jointly by the Skilliter Centre
for Ottoman Studies, Newnham College, Cambridge University, and the
Istituto per l'Oriente C.A. Nallino, Rome.

It aims to encourage international academic co-operation, and by
covering
a wide geographical area stretching from the Balkans to Central Asia and

including the eastern Mediterranean, Anatolia, the Middle East and Iran,

to break down traditional compartmentalisation of history and foster a
more interdisciplinary and interregional approach to historical studies
of the area as a whole.

Eurasian Studies focuses on history, covering the period from the
rise of Islam to the outbreak of the First World War and encourages
the publication of unedited documents, sources and literary texts, both
in facsimile and in transcription.


EURASIAN STUDIES

I.1  (June 2002)

Maria Szuppe and Ashirbek Muminov, Un document généalogique (nasab-nama)

d'une famille de Hwaja Yasawi dans le Khanat de Kokand (XIX s.)

Rosita D'Amora, Some documents concerning the manumission of slaves by
the
Pio Monte della Misericordia in Naples (1681-1682)

Marco Salati, Shiism in Ottoman Syria: a document from the Qadi court of

Aleppo (963/1555)

Eugenia Kermeli, Sin and the sinner: folles femmes in Ottoman Crete

Ebru Boyar, British archaeological travellers in nineteenth-century
Anatolia: Anatolia 'without' Turks

Salih Ozbaran, In search of another identity: the 'Rumi' perception
in the Ottoman realm

Eugenia Kermeli, Review article: Ottoman law in an Islamic context (H.
Gerber, L. Fredrikson and C. Imber)

Reviews

Recent Articles

I.2   (December 2002)

Miguel Angel de Bunes Ibarra,   Charles V and the Ottoman war from the
Spanish point of view

Elena Frangakis-Syrett, Networks of friendship, networks of kinship:
eighteenth-century Levant  merchants

Sabir Badalkhan, Coastal Makran as the Indian Ocean World corridor

Marlène Laruelle, La recherche du berceau aryen. Les savants russes de
la fin du XIXe siècle et l'Asie centrale

Francesco Dall'Aglio, The  Bulgarian siege of Thessaloniki in 1207:
between history and hagiography

Interview with Colin Imber

Michele Bernardini, Review article: About the Kitab-i Dede Qorqut as
an historical source (N. Tezcan, H. Boeschoten, L. Bazin, A. Gokalp,
J.E. Woods)

Reviews

Recent Articles

Annual subscriptions: € 56,91 (£35) plus post and packing. Payments
should
be by cheque in sterling, dollars or Euro made out to The Bursar,
Newnham
College, and sent to the Skilliter Centre for Ottoman Studies, Newnham
College, Cambridge CB3 9DF, UK.