[Discussion] Yunanistan'da Osmanli sempozyumu

[Gonul]

The Programme of Turkish Studies of the Institute for Mediterranean
Studies announces its fifth international Symposium, which will be held
in Rethymno, Greece, on 10 – 12 January, 2003. The topic of the
Symposium
is “The Provincial Elites in the Ottoman Empire”.


The Provincial Elites in the Ottoman Empire

Symposiarch: Yuzo Nagata

Programme

Friday, January 10

Chair: Yuzo Nagata
17:15-17:30     Addresses
17:30-18:15     Yuzo Nagata (Tokyo), Ayans in Anatolia and the Balkans
                in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: Centering on

                the Karaosmanoglu Family
18:30-18:50     Filiz Yensehirlioglu (Ankara),
                Patronage of Ayan Families in Anatolia
19:00-19:20     Break
19:20-19:40     Melek Delilbasi (Ankara), Christian Sipahis in the
                Tirhala (Thessaly)  Taxation Registers in the
                Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
19:50-20:10     Hans Georg Majer (Munich), Sipahis and their Sons in
                the Seventeenth Century

Saturday, January 11

Chair: Gyorgy Hazai
9:30-9:50       Rossitsa Gradeva (Sofia), Rich and Poor in Sofia
                in the 1670s
10:00-10:20     Svetlana Ivanova (Sofia), Varos. The Elites of the Reaya

                in the Towns of Rumeli (Seventeenth-Eighteenth
Centuries)
10:30-10:50     Antonis Anastasopoulos (Rethymno), The Mixed Elite of a
                Balkan Town: Karaferye in the Second Half of the
                Eighteenth Century
11:00-11:20     Break
11:20-12:05     John C. Alexander (Thessaloniki), The Moreot Elites of
                the Eighteenth and Opening Years of the Nineteenth
                Centuries
12:20-12:40     Pinelopi Stathi (Athens), Provincial Bishops of the
                Greek Orthodox Church as Members of the Ottoman Elite
                (Eighteenth-Nineteenth Centuries)

Chair: Melek Delilbasi
17:30-17:50     Leslie Peirce (Berkeley), Bargaining with the State:
                Provincial Elites in Sixteenth-Century Aintab
18:00-18:20     Hulya Canbakal (Istanbul), From Notability to Nobility:
                Social and Political Transformation in Ottoman Provinces

                in the Seventeenth Century

18:30-18:50     Arzu Etensel ildem (Ankara), Rencontres entre les
                voyageurs francais et les elites ottomanes de province
19:00-19:20     Break
19:20-19:40     Eleni Gara (Rethymno), Moneylenders and Landowners:
                Urban Muslim Elites in the Early Modern Balkans
19:50-20:10     Suraiya Faroqhi (Munich), Moneylending and Wealth in
                Eighteenth-Century Bursa

Sunday, January 12

Chair: Leslie Peirce
10:00-10:20     Gyorgy Hazai (Budapest), La langue turque dans les
                provinces de l'Empire Ottoman et l'attitude des
                elites locales envers celle-ci (le cas de la Hongrie)
10:30-10:50     Aleksandar Fotic (Belgrade), Belgrade: Muslim and
                non-Muslim Cultural Centre (Sixteenth-Seventeenth
                Centuries)
11:00-11:20     Break
11:20-11:40     Michael Ursinus (Heidelberg), Provincial Notables in
                the Local Administration of the Pre-Tanzimat Period: The

                Special Case of Manastir (Bitola), c. 1700-1839
11:50-12:10     Jane Hathaway (Columbus), Bilateral Factionalism in
                the Ottoman Provinces

Chair: Michael Ursinus
17:30-17:50     Emilie Themopoulou (Ioannina), Elites urbaines pendant
                l'epoque de Tanzimat: le cas de Salonique
18:00-18:20     ilber Ortayli (Istanbul), Provincial Notables and
                Ottoman Governors under Abdulhamid II
18:30-18:50     Martin Strohmeier (Nicosia), Notables in Syria towards
                the End of Ottoman Rule
19:00-19:20     Break
19:20-19:40     Nicolas Vatin (Paris), Apercu sur la mobilite des
                elites ottomanes musulmanes locales d'’ares les
                steles funeraires
19:50-20:10     Barbara Kellner-Heinkele (Berlin), Istanbul and
                Bagcesaray: the Crimean Tatar Khanate under the Ottomans

20:20-20:40     Concluding Remarks and Farewell

Organizing Committee
Sia Anagnostopoulou (University of Cyprus – Nicosia)
Antonis Anastasopoulos (University of Crete /
Institute for Mediterranean Studies – Rethymno)
Theodoros Hadjipantazis (University of Crete /
Institute for Mediterranean Studies – Rethymno)
Thanassis Kalpaxis (University of Crete / Institute
for Mediterranean Studies – Rethymno)
Phokion Kotzageorgis (Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki – Thessaloniki)
Pinelopi Stathi (Academy of Athens – Athens)
Emilie Themopoulou (University of Ioannina –Ioannina)

Honorary Committee
Vassilis Dimitriadis (Institute for Mediterranean
Studies – Rethymno)
Gyorgy Hazai (Hungarian Academy of Sciences –Budapest)
Elizabeth A. Zachariadou (Institute for Mediterranean Studies –
Rethymno)

The Symposium received support from:
The Academy of Athens
The Hellenic Ministry of Culture
The Historical and Folklore Society of Rethymno

For further information please contact the Institute
for Mediterranean Studies:
P. O. Box 119, Rethymno, 741 00 Greece –
Tel. +302831025146, Fax +302831025810,
E-mail: <eliaskolovos@yahoo.com> or <alki@ims.forth.gr>

Elias Kolovos
Researcher, Institute for Mediterranean Studies,
FO.R.T.H.
Programme of Turkish Studies