[Discussion] New issue of International Journal of Turkish Studies

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

From: Bob Zens <rwzens@hotmail.com>

Volume 10 of the International Journal of Turkish Studies is now
available. It is a special issue on Ottoman Bosnia. It is $36 for
shipment to addresses in the US and Canada and $40 elsewhere. Also
volumes 1-9 (13 issues in total) are available for $150. The contents of
the new issue are:

- Noel Malcolm: Preface
- Markus Koller: Introduction: An Approach to Bosnian History
- Andras Riedlmayer: The Bosnian Manuscript Ingathering Project

- Discussion I
- Behija Zlatar: The Oriental Institute in Sarajevo, 1950-2001
- Lejla Gazic: The State of Sarajevo=92s Collections of Oriental Manuscri=
pts
- Mustafa Jahic: Historical Manuscript Material in the Ghazi Husrev-Bey
Library in Sarajevo
- Smail Balic: Ottoman Bosnia in Vienna: Records of the Bosniacs in the
Latest Catalogue of the Austrian National Library

- Discussion II
- Rhoads Murphey: Evolving Versus Static Elements in Ottoman
Geographical Writing Between 1598 and 1729, Perspectives and Real-Life
Experience of "The Northern Lands" (Taraf al-Shimali) Over 130 Years
- Snjezana Buzov: Ottoman Perceptions of Bosnia as Reflected in the
Works of Ottoman Authors who Visited or Lived in Bosnia
- Machiel Kiel: Ottoman Sources for the Demographic History and the
Process of Islamization of Bosnia-Hercegovina and Bulgaria in the
15th-17th Centuries: Old Sources - New Methodology
- Kemal H. Karpat: The Migration of the Bosnian Muslims to the Ottoman
State, 1878-1914: An Account Based on Turkish Sources
- Justin McCarthy: Archival Sources Concerning Serb Rebellions in Bosnia
1875-76

- Discussion III
- Olga Zirojevic: On the Distinctive Feature of the Bosniacs
- Hatidza Car-Drnda: Remnants of the T=EEm=E2r System in the Bosnian Vil=E1=
yet
in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
- Behija Zlatar: The Importance of Vakf Registers in Defters as
Historical Sources
- Amina Kupusovic: Tapu Tahr=EEr Defteris Relating to Bosnia
- Nenad Moacanin: Defterology and Mythology: Ottoman Bosnia up to the
Tanz=EEm=E1t

- Discussion IV
- Michael Hickok: Homicide Investigations in Ottoman Bosnia: The Tension
Between Legality and Stability
- Suraiya Faroqhi: Bosnian Merchants in the Adriatic
- Ekrem Causevic: A Chronicle of Bosnian Turkology: The Franciscans and
the Turkish Language
- Discussion V
There are also book reviews by Engin Akarli, Stanford Shaw, Jonathan
Grant, Galina M. Yemelianova, Soner Cagaptay, Robert Ousterhout, and
Tadeusz Swietochowski.

If you have any questions or comments regarding the journal, please,
contact us.

Bob Zens
managing editor
assistant professor of Islamic History
Indiana University of PA
robert.zens@iup.edu
ijts@hotmail.com

Kemal Karpat
editor-in-chief
Professor Emeritus
University of Wisconsin-Madison

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