[Bilimsel Haber] Conf: URBAN VIOLENCE AND PUBLIC ORDER IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIR
E (18th-20th c.), Boğaziçi Üniversitesi,
3-4 December 2005
Onur İnal
oinal@ku.edu.tr
Thu, 1 Dec 2005 13:10:39 +0200
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The History Department at Bogazi=E7i University and the IFEA (French =
Institute of Anatolian Studies) cordially invite you to the conference
URBAN VIOLENCE AND PUBLIC ORDER IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE (18th-20th c.)
Saturday, Sunday, 3-4 December 2005
Bo=F0azi=E7i =DCniversitesi (Garanti K=FClt=FCr Merkezi Seminer Salonu, =
U=E7aksavar)
While questions of violence, social control and repression surface in a =
number of works on the Ottoman Empire, until now few studies have put =
them at the core of their inquiries. Nonetheless, in recent years this =
field of research appears to have raised a growing interest. The new =
historiography it has generated is articulated on three main axes : =
violence and criminality, maintaining of order, and prisons. The aim of =
this meeting is to offer an initial assessment of current research =
projects (as well as recently completed ones) through three sessions : =
=AB perception and management of violence and criminality in Istanbul =
=BB, =AB order and disorder : actors and methods =BB, =AB Repression : =
the Ottoman jails =BB. The preference given to the urban setting, and =
most of all to Istanbul, and to a chronological framework spanning the =
end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century fit the =
spatial and chronological framework favored by the new historiography. =
Without pretending to be exhaustive, this workshop will allow =
researchers to present their initial findings in the field. The spatial =
and social dimension of criminality in Istanbul, continuities and =
changes in objectives and techniques of social control from the end of =
the 18th century to the beginning of 20th century, and the development =
of prison administration will be some of the themes dealt with in the =
different sessions. The conference will also tackle certain theoretical =
and methodological questions common to the three historiographical axes, =
such as the applicability of Foucault's theses, the pertinence of =
comparisons with other national or geographical case studies as well as =
broader problems regarding the choice and treatment of primary sources.
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3 December=20
09.30: Opening=20
-IFEA=20
-Bosphorus University : Selim Deringil
-Goals of the Conference
Session I: Perception and management of violence and criminality in =
Istanbul from the 18thto the beginning of the 20th centuries =20
Chair : Yavuz Selim Karak=FD=FEla
10.00:I=FE=FDk Tamdo=F0an-Abel (CNRS): Onsekizinci y=FCzy=FDlda =
=DCsk=FCdar'da =FEiddetin co=F0rafyas=FD=20
10.25: =DDlker C=F6r=FCt (Bo=F0azi=E7i, Atat=FCrk Enstit=FCs=FC): =
Lower-Class Duelings in Late Nineteenth Century =DDstanbul
10.50: Questions=20
11.10: Coffee break=20
11.30: =D6zg=FCr Sevgi G=F6ral (EHESS): 19. y=FCzy=FDl=FDn sonunda =
=DDstanbul'da adalet, su=E7 ve toplumsal control =E7al=FD=FEmak=20
11.55: Alexandre Toumarkine(IFEA): Kummerau vakas=FD (1880): cinayet ve =
bilirki=FEileri
12.20: Questions=20
12.45- 14.15: Lunch=20
Session II (first part): Public order and disorders: actors and methods=20
Chair : Cengiz K=FDrl=FD
14.30: Suraya Faroqhi (Munich University): Violence in rural Anatolian =
world in the 18th century
14.55: Bet=FCl Ba=FEaran (Chicago University): Policing Istanbul at the =
end of the eighteenth century: Selim III (1789-1807) and his urban =
policies
15.20: Coffee break=20
15.40: Questions=20
4 December=20
Session II (second part): Public order and disorders: actors and methods =
=20
Chair: Nadir =D6zbek
10.00: No=E9mi L=E9vy (Aix-Marseille I): L'ordre par la proximit=E9: les =
bek=E7i d'Istanbul au tournant des XIXe et XXe si=E8cles =
(Yan=FDba=FE=FDm=FDzdaki g=FCvenlik g=F6revlileri: XIX.y=FCzy=FDl sonu =
ve XX. y=FCzy=FDl ba=FElar=FDnda =DDstanbul'da bek=E7iler)
10.25: Fran=E7ois Georgeon (CNRS): Sur quelques incidents survenus =E0 =
Istanbul apr=E8s la r=E9volution jeune-turque de 1908 (1908 devriminden =
sonra =DDstanbul'da ortaya =E7=FDkan birka=E7 olay =FCzerine)
10.50: Coffee break=20
11.10: G=FClay=FEe =D6cal (Orient Institut) : Cases of violence in the =
Ottoman Empire between 1909 and 1913
11.35: Questions=20
12.00-13.30: Lunch
Session III: Repression: the Ottoman jails=20
Chair: Ferdan Ergut
13.30: Yasemin Saner (Yeditepe University): Pranga punishment and the =
offences liable to this penalty=20
13.55: Fatmag=FCl Demirel (Istanbul University): Osmanl=FD Adliye =
te=FEkilat=FDnda ya=FEanan sorunlar=FDn hapishanelere yans=FDmas=FD =
(1876-1909)
14.20: Questions=20
14.40: Coffee break=20
15.00: Hasan =DEen (Bosphorus University): Ge=E7 d=F6nem Osmanl=FD =
=DDmparatorlu=F0u'nda hapishanelerin ve mahkumlar=FDn bak=FDm=FD
15.25: Kent Schull (UCLA): Counting the Incarcerated: Young Turk =
attempts to systematically collect prison llstatistics and their effects =
on Prison reform, 1911-1918.
16.10: Questions=20
16.40: Conclusions=20
Adres : Garanti K=FClt=FCr Merkezi Seminer Salonu 1
U=E7aksavar K=FClt=FCr ve Spor tesisleri
Cengiz Topel Cd.
Etiler, Ystanbul
Admission is free.
No=E9mi L=E9vy
Universit=E9 Aix-Marseille I/Bogazi=E7i University
noemi.levy@ens.fr
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<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>The History Department at =
Bogazi=E7i=20
University and the IFEA (French Institute of Anatolian Studies) =
cordially invite=20
you to the conference<BR><BR><STRONG>URBAN VIOLENCE AND PUBLIC ORDER IN =
THE=20
OTTOMAN EMPIRE (18th-20th c.)<BR>Saturday, Sunday, 3-4 December =
2005<BR>Bo=F0azi=E7i=20
=DCniversitesi (Garanti K=FClt=FCr Merkezi Seminer Salonu,=20
U=E7aksavar)<BR></STRONG><BR>While questions of violence, social control =
and=20
repression surface in a number of works on the Ottoman Empire, until now =
few=20
studies have put them at the core of their inquiries. Nonetheless, in =
recent=20
years this field of research appears to have raised a growing interest. =
The new=20
historiography it has generated is articulated on three main axes : =
violence and=20
criminality, maintaining of order, and prisons. The aim of this meeting =
is to=20
offer an initial assessment of current research projects (as well as =
recently=20
completed ones) through three sessions : =AB perception and management =
of violence=20
and criminality in Istanbul =BB, =AB order and disorder : actors and =
methods =BB, =AB=20
Repression : the Ottoman jails =BB. The preference given to the urban =
setting, and=20
most of all to Istanbul, and to a chronological framework spanning the =
end of=20
the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century fit the spatial =
and=20
chronological framework favored by the new historiography. Without =
pretending to=20
be exhaustive, this workshop will allow researchers to present their =
initial=20
findings in the field. The spatial and social dimension of criminality =
in=20
Istanbul, continuities and changes in objectives and techniques of =
social=20
control from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of 20th =
century, and=20
the development of prison administration will be some of the themes =
dealt with=20
in the different sessions. The conference will also tackle certain =
theoretical and methodological questions common to the three =
historiographical=20
axes, such as the applicability of Foucault's theses, the pertinence of=20
comparisons with other national or geographical case studies as well as =
broader=20
problems regarding the choice and treatment of primary=20
sources.<BR><BR> <BR>3 =
December=20
<BR><BR>09.30: Opening <BR><BR>-IFEA <BR>-Bosphorus University : Selim=20
Deringil<BR>-Goals of the Conference<BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>Session I: Perception and =
management of=20
violence and criminality in Istanbul from the 18thto the beginning of =
the 20th=20
centuries <BR>Chair : Yavuz Selim Karak=FD=FEla<BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>10.00:I=FE=FDk Tamdo=F0an-Abel =
(CNRS):=20
Onsekizinci y=FCzy=FDlda =DCsk=FCdar'da =FEiddetin co=F0rafyas=FD =
<BR>10.25: =DDlker C=F6r=FCt=20
(Bo=F0azi=E7i, Atat=FCrk Enstit=FCs=FC): Lower-Class Duelings in Late =
Nineteenth Century=20
=DDstanbul<BR>10.50: Questions <BR>11.10: Coffee break <BR>11.30: =
=D6zg=FCr Sevgi=20
G=F6ral (EHESS): 19. y=FCzy=FDl=FDn sonunda =DDstanbul'da adalet, su=E7 =
ve toplumsal control=20
=E7al=FD=FEmak <BR>11.55: Alexandre Toumarkine(IFEA): Kummerau vakas=FD =
(1880): cinayet=20
ve bilirki=FEileri<BR>12.20: Questions <BR>12.45- 14.15:=20
Lunch <BR><BR>Session II (first part): Public order and disorders: =
actors=20
and methods <BR></FONT><FONT face=3DSylfaen>Chair : Cengiz =
K=FDrl=FD<BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>14.30: Suraya Faroqhi (Munich =
University):=20
Violence in rural Anatolian world in the 18th century<BR>14.55: Bet=FCl =
Ba=FEaran=20
(Chicago University): Policing Istanbul at the end of the eighteenth =
century:=20
Selim III (1789-1807) and his urban policies<BR>15.20: Coffee break =
<BR>15.40:=20
Questions <BR><BR>4 December <BR><BR>Session II (second part): =
Public order=20
and disorders: actors and methods <BR>Chair: Nadir =
=D6zbek<BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>10.00: No=E9mi L=E9vy =
(Aix-Marseille I):=20
L'ordre par la proximit=E9: les bek=E7i d'Istanbul au tournant des XIXe =
et XXe=20
si=E8cles (Yan=FDba=FE=FDm=FDzdaki g=FCvenlik g=F6revlileri: =
XIX.y=FCzy=FDl sonu ve XX. y=FCzy=FDl=20
ba=FElar=FDnda =DDstanbul'da bek=E7iler)<BR>10.25: Fran=E7ois Georgeon =
(CNRS): Sur=20
quelques incidents survenus =E0 Istanbul apr=E8s la r=E9volution =
jeune-turque de 1908=20
(1908 devriminden sonra =DDstanbul'da ortaya =E7=FDkan birka=E7 olay =
=FCzerine)<BR>10.50:=20
Coffee break <BR>11.10: G=FClay=FEe =D6cal (Orient Institut) : Cases of =
violence in=20
the Ottoman Empire between 1909 and 1913<BR>11.35:=20
Questions <BR>12.00-13.30: Lunch<BR><BR>Session III: Repression: =
the=20
Ottoman jails <BR>Chair: Ferdan Ergut<BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DSylfaen>13.30: Yasemin Saner (Yeditepe =
University): </FONT><FONT face=3DSylfaen>Pranga punishment and the =
offences liable=20
to this penalty <BR>13.55: Fatmag=FCl Demirel (Istanbul University): =
Osmanl=FD=20
Adliye te=FEkilat=FDnda ya=FEanan sorunlar=FDn hapishanelere =
yans=FDmas=FD=20
(1876-1909)<BR>14.20: Questions <BR>14.40: Coffee break <BR>15.00: Hasan =
=DEen=20
(Bosphorus University): Ge=E7 d=F6nem Osmanl=FD =DDmparatorlu=F0u'nda =
hapishanelerin ve=20
mahkumlar=FDn bak=FDm=FD<BR>15.25: Kent Schull (UCLA): Counting the =
Incarcerated:=20
Young Turk attempts to systematically collect prison llstatistics and =
their=20
effects on Prison reform, 1911-1918.<BR>16.10: Questions <BR>16.40: =
Conclusions=20
<BR><BR>Adres : Garanti K=FClt=FCr Merkezi Seminer Salonu=20
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U=E7aksavar K=FClt=FCr ve Spor=20
tesisleri<BR> =
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Cengiz Topel=20
Cd.<BR> =
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Etiler, Ýstanbul<BR><BR>Admission is free.<BR><BR>No=E9mi =
L=E9vy<BR>Universit=E9=20
Aix-Marseille I/Bogazi=E7i University<BR></FONT><A=20
href=3D"mailto:noemi.levy@ens.fr"><FONT=20
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