[Bilimsel Haber] Black Sea Historiographies Workshop (II): 19th Century SE Europe in Socio-Economic Perspectives

[Gonul Pultar]

From:  Silvana Rachieru <racuss at yahoo.com>


Please find below the second event from the series Black Sea
Historiographies Workshops initiated by the Romanian Cultural Institute
in Istanbul.

The event is open to the public, conducted in English and held on
Friday, the 14th of December, between 10:00-18:00 at the Romanian
Cultural Institute in Istanbul, Siraselviler Cad. 21, Taksim, Beyoglu. 
www.icr.ro/istanbul


10.00-10.30: Welcome; introductory remarks


10.30-11.00: dr. Edhem Eldem (Bogazici University Istanbul)-Keynote
speaker: On the Need to Save Ottoman History from the Turks

11.00-11.30: dr. Aksin Selcuk Somel (Sabanci University Istanbul), The
Interwoven Relationship Between Religion, Nationalism, and Education in
the 19th Century Southeast Europe

11.30-12.00: Iulia Cheșcă, PhD Candidate (Faculty of the Archival
Studies, Bucharest), Wallachian Romanian society between the Ottoman
Suzerainty and the Russian Protectorate (1826-1856)


12.00-12.15: Coffee break


12.15-12.45: dr. Andi Emanuel Mihalache (Institute for History ”A.D.
Xenopol” Jassy), Economic Stakes and Symbolic Confrontations in the
Romanian Museology in the Second Half of the 19th Century

12.45-13.15: dr. Silvana Rachieru (Romanian Cultural Institute in
Istanbul/University of Bucharest): Social Aspects of the
Romanian-Ottoman Relations after 1878

13.15-13.45: Discussions


13.45-14.30: Lunch Break


14.30-15.00: dr. Gergana Georgieva (Veliko Tarnovo University),
Professional Profile and Economic Status of Taxpayers in Some Balkan
Towns in the Mid-Nineteenth Century

15.00-15.30: dr. Constantin Ardeleanu (“Low Danube” University Galati),
The Black Sea as an Economic Entity in the First Half of the 19th
Century

15.30-16.00: dr. Viorel Bratosin (“Ana Aslan” National College Braila),
Braila and the Romanian Foreign Trade (1830-1914)


16.00-16.15: Coffee break


16.15-16.45: dr. Selcuk Dursun (Department of History, Middle East
Technical University, Ankara), Borderland Forests and Railway
Concessions: Some Aspects of Forest Question in the Balkans

16.45 -17.15: dr. Aliye Mataraci (International University of
Sarajevo), The Aftermath of the Balkan Wars: “The Hardships of the Harm
that Occurred during the War Times”

17.15-17.45: Discussions; conclusions


18.30: Opening of the exhibition Musurus Pasha Konak, Symbolic and
Cultural Value. A Documentary Exhibition on the House of the Romanian
Cultural Institute in Istanbul

dr. Silvana Rachieru
Director, Romanian Cultural Institute in Istanbul