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041 |aeng
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090 |aA.VIII/1728
245 00|aWar and nationalism :|bthe Balkan Wars, 1912-1913, and their sociopolitical implications /|cedited by M. Hakan Yavuz and Isa Blumi ; foreword by Edward J. Erickson.
260 |aSalt Lake City :|bThe University of Utah Press,|c©2013.
300 |axxxix, 884 s. :|bresim, tablo ;|c24 cm.
490 10|aUtah series in Middle East studies.
504 |aBibliyografya s. 809-852.
504 |aİndeks s. 857-884.
505 |tForeword: lessons learned from the Balkan Wars /|rEdward J. Erickson,|gs. xv-xxii --|tPreface: the rise of Balkan nationalism within the thiangle of the Ottoman, Austrian, and Russian Empires, ı8oo-ı878 /|rPeter von Sivers,|gs. xxiii-xxxvii --|tAcknowledgments ,|gs. xxxix --|tIntroduction: lasting consequences of the Balkan Wars (1912-1913) /|rIsa Blumi and M. Hakan Yavuz,|gs. 1-30 --|tPart I. the origins of the Balkan Wars --|t1. Warfare and nationalism: The Balkan Wars as a catalyst for homogenization /|rM. Hakan Yavuz,|gs. 31-84 --|t2. Bulgaria and the origins of the Balkan Wars, 1912-1913 /|rRichard C. Hall,|gs. 85-99 --|t3. the young Turk policy in Macedonia: cause of the Balkan Wars? /|rMehmet Hacısalihoğlu,|gs. 100-131 --|t4. Rebels with a cause: Armenian-Macedonian relations and their Bulgarian connection, 1985-1913 /|rGarabet K. Moumdjian,|gs. 132-175 --|t5. the origins of the Balkan Wars: a reinterpretation /|rGül Tokay,|gs. 176-196 --|t6. a micro-historical experience in the late Ottoman Balkans: the case of Austria-Hungary in Sanjak Novi Pazar (1879-1908) /|rTamara Scheer,|gs. 197-229 --|t7. The Balkan Wars in the Italian perspective /|rFrancesco Caccamo,|gs. 230-248 --|tPart II. War as experience and the persecution of change --|t8. Armies defeated before they took the field? : The Ottoman mobilization of october 1912 /|rFeroze Yasamee,|gs. 251-271 --|t9. Epidemic diseases on the thracian front of the Ottoman Empire during the BalkanWars /|rOya Dağlar Macar,|gs. 272-297 --|t10. Fighting on two fronts: The Balkan Wars and the struggle for women’s rights in Ottoman Turkey /|rSerpil Atamaz,|gs. 298-315 --|t11. Pomak christianization (pokrastvane) in Bulgaria during the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913 /|rFatme Myuhtar-May,|gs. 316-360 --|t12. Bulgaria's policy toward muslims during the Balkan Wars /|rNeriman Ersoy-Hacısalihoğlu,|gs. 361-370 --|t13. The Aggressiveness of Bosnian and Herzegovinian Serbs in the public discourse during the Balkan Wars /|rAmir Duranović,|gs. 371-398 --|t14. Paramilitaries in the Balkan Wars: the case of Macedonian adrianople volunteers /|rTetsuya Sahara,|gs. 399-419 --|tPart III. Assessing local, regional, and international reactions to the war --|t15. Between cross and crescent: British diplomacy and press opinion toward the Ottoman Empire in resolving the Balkan Wars, 1912-1913 /|rPamela J. Dorn Sezgin,|gs. 423-473 --|t16. Perceiving the Balkan Wars: Western and Ottoman Commentaries on the 1914 carnegie endowment's Balkan Wars Inquiry /|rPatrick J. Adamiak,|gs. 474-495 --|t17. Whose is the house of greatest disorder? : civilization and savagery on the early twentieth-century Eastern European and North American frontiers /|rJonathan Schrmitt,|gs. 496-527 --|t18. Impacts of the Balkan Wars: the uncharted paths from empire to nation-state /|rIsa Blumi,|gs. 528-557 --|t19. Ottoman disintegration in the Balkans and its repercussions /|rSevtap Demirci|gs. 558-570 --|t20. “And the awakening came in the wake of the Balkan War" : the changing conceptualization of the body in late Ottoman society /|rMelis Hafez,|gs. 571-593 --|t21. Making sense of the defeat in the Balkan Wars: voices from the Arab provinces /|rEyal Ginio,|gs. 594-617 --|tPart IV. The Republic of Turkey and republican introspection --|t22. The Balkans, wars, and migration /|rNedim İpek,|gs. 621-664 --|t23. The Balkan Wars and the refugee leadership of the early Turkish Republic /|rErik Jan Zürcher,|gs. 665-678 --|t24. The Traumatic legacy of the Balkan Wars for Turkish intellectuals /|rFunda Selçuk Şirin,|gs. 679-703 --|t25. The Loss of the lost: the effects of the Balkan Wars on the construction of modern Turkish nationalism /|rMehmet Arısan,|gs. 704-726 --|t26. What did the Albanians do? : postwar disputes on Albanian attitudes /|rÇağdaş Sümer,|gs. 727-738 --|t27. The Legacy and impacts of the defeat in the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913 on the psychological makeup of the Turkish officer corps /|rDoğan, Akyaz,|gs. 739-768 --|t28. The Influence of the Balkan Wars on the two military officers who would have the greatest impact on the fortunes of the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey /|rPreston Hughes,|gs. 769-776 --|t29. More history than they can consume? : perception of the Balkan Wars in Turkish republican textbooks (1932-2007) /|rNazan Çiçek,|gs. 777-804 --|tChronology of the Balkan Wars,|gs. 805-807 --|tBibliography,|gs. 809-852 --|tList of contributors,|gs. 853-854 --|tUtah Series in Middle East Studies,|gs. 855 --|tIndex,|gs. 857-884.
650 |aBalkan Savaşı,1912-1913.
650 |aBalkan Yarımadası|xTarih|y1912-1913.
650 |aMilliyetçilik|zBalkan Yarımadası|xTarih|y20. yy.
700 |aYavuz, Hakan M.,|d1964-,|eed.
700 |aBlumi, Isa,|d1969-,|eed.
700 |aErickson, Edward J.,|d1950-,|eönsöz.