[Discussion] IJTS Volume 9

[Gonul Pultar]

Dear Colleagues,

    The International Journal of Turkish Studies has recently published
volume 9.  This volume is a special issue dealing with the Ottoman
Borderlands. It contains over 400 pages of original, scholarly articles,
reviews and a 60 page bibliography of works published this past year
in Ottoman and Turkish Studies.

Volume 9 Table of Contents

- Kemal H. Karpat (University of Wisconsin): Comments on Contributions and
the Borderlands

- Gábor Ágoston (Georgetown University): A Flexible Empire: Authority and
its Limits on the Ottoman Frontiers

- Nagy Pienaru (Institute of Nicolae Iorga, Bucharest): The Black Sea and
the Ottomans: The Pontic Policy of Bayezid the Thunderbolt

- Viorel Panaite (University of Bucharest): The Voyvodas of the Danubian
Principalities -As Harâcgüzarlar of the Ottoman Sultans

- Viorel Panaite: The Reayas of Tributary-Protected Principalities (The
16th-18th Century)

- Kenan Inan (Karadeniz Teknik University): The Incorporation of Writings
on Periphery in Ottoman Historiography: Tursun Bey’s History of Mehmed
the Conqueror and Bayezid II

- Tom Sinclair (University of Cyprus): The Ottoman Arrangements for the
Tribal Principalities of the Lake Van Region of the Sixteenth Century

- Mehmet Öz (Hacettepe University): Ottoman Provincial Administration
in Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia: The Case of Bidlis in the
Sixteenth Century

- Rudi Matthee (University of Delaware): The Safavid-Ottoman Frontier:
Iraq-i Arab as Seen by the Safavids

- Sevket Pamuk (Bogaziçi University): The Ottoman Monetary System and
Frontier Territories in Europe, 1500-1700

- Ahmet Yasar Ocak (Hacettepe University): Islam in the Ottoman Empire:
A Sociological Framework for a New Interpretation

- Armand Gosu (Romanian Institute for Recent History): The Third
Anti-Napoleonic Coalition and the Sublime Porte

- Maurus Reinkowski (University of Bamburg): Double Struggle, No Income:
Ottoman Borderlands in Northern Albania

- Isa Blumi (New York University): Thwarting the Ottoman Empire: Smuggling
through the Empire’s New Frontiers in Yemen and Albania, 1878-1910

- Erik Jan Zürcher (Leiden University): The Young Turks - Children of
the Borderlands?

- Mitat Çelikpala (Hacettepe University): The North Caucasian Émigrés
Between the Two World Wars

Plus reviews by Carter Findley, Kaan Durukan, Najwa al-Qattan, Victoria
Holbrook, Erik-Jan Zurcher, Azade-Ayse Rorlich, Recep Boztemur and Birol
Yesilada

Volume 10 which will be published in Spring 2004 will address the topic
of Ottoman Bosnia.

Sincerely,
Bob Zens
managing editor
rwzens@wisc.edu

International Journal of Turkish Studies
University of Wisconsin
4255 Humanities Building
Madison, WI 53706
email: ijts@hotmail.com
fax:608-263-5302

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