Abstract. Starting in 1812, a plague epidemic killed a third of the population in Istanbul and a third of the population of Izmir. It lasted at least until

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The story of religious institutions and the state in the Gulf exemplifies four main points: the “institutional isomorphism” in the region, the place of religion in the nation- and state-building proce...

Hagia Sophia in the Long Nineteenth Century

The American Historical Association condemns in the strongest possible terms Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine.

Author(s): Zohar, Ryan; Metin, Berk | Abstract: Turkish political theater of the 1960s-1970s was a genre that galvanized both its intellectual proponents and drew the ire of state authoritie...