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020 |a9781607814610 (cloth: alk. paper)
020 |a9781607814627 (ebook)
040 |aTTK
041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.VIII/4413
245 00|aWar and collapse :|bWorld War I and the Ottoman State /|cedited by M. Hakan Yavuz with Feroz Ahmad.
260 |aSalt Lake City :|bThe University of Utah Press,|c©2016.
300 |axvii, 1505 s. :|bresim, harita, tablo ;|c24 cm.
440 |aUtah series in Middle East studies
500 |aİndeks s. 1435-1505.
504 |aBibliyografya s. 1341-1430.
505 |gPart I --|tThe origins of the World war I and the Ottoman road to war --|tInside the doomsday machine: the great powers on the eve of 1914 /|rSean McMeekin,|gs. 47-65 --|tThe dilemmas of Young Turk Policy, 1914-1918 /|rFeroz Ahmad,|gs. 66-83 --|tThe policies of the entente Powers toward the Ottoman Empire /|rAltay Cengizer,|gs. 84-112 --|tThe Black Sea raid of October 29, 1914, as a foreign policy decision: collusion or necessity? /|rGün Kut,|gs. 113-132,|gPart II --|tIdeas, ideologies, and human agency --|tYoung Turks, old state: the ontological (in)security of the state and the continuity of Ottomanism /|rSerhun Al,|gs. 135-160 --|tNationalism in function: “rebellions” in the Ottoman Empire and narratives in its absence /|rRamazan Hakkı Öztan,|gs. 161-202 --|tRevisiting dominant paradigms on a Young Turk Leader: Ahmed Rıza /|rErdem Sönmez,|gs. 203-222 --|tOttomanism and the Ottoman Vatan, 1908-1918 /|rBehlül Özkan,|gs. 223-244 --|tAmbiguities of Turkism: cultural and intellectual manifestations of Turkish national thought /|rUmut Uzer,|gs. 245-262 --|tBeyond Jihad: Alexander Helphand-Parvus, Musa Kazım, and Celal Nuri on the Ottoman-German Alliance /|rYork Norman,|gs. 263-281 --|t“Landscapes of modernity and order”: war and propaganda in Ottoman writing during World War I /|rEyal Ginio,|gs. 282-298,|gPart III --|tThe war and the Ottoman home front --|tGreeks, Jews, and Armenians: a comparative analysis of non-muslim communities and nascent nationalisms in the Late Ottoman Empire through World War I /|rPamela Dorn Sezgin,|gs. 301-329 --|tThe exodus of Thracian Greeks to Greece in the Post-Balkan War Era /|rAhmet Efiloğlu,|gs. 330-370 --|tA last toehold in Europe: the making of Turkish Thrace, 1912-1923 /|rRyan Gingeras,|gs. 371-404 --|tCall to the rescue: World War I through the eyes of women /|rSerpil Atamaz,|gs. 405-426 --|tOttoman Muslim Woman and work during World War I /|rNicole A. N. M. van Os,|gs. 427-457 --|tTrading in the shadow of wars in a doomed empire /|rAliye F. Mataracı,|gs. 458-479 --|tWhen a military problem became a social issue: Ottoman desertions and deserters in World War I /|rMehmet Beşikçi,|gs. 480-491 --|tThe military origins of the Teşkilat-ı Mahsusa: the IMRO and the Ottoman special forces on the eve of World War I /|rTetsuya Sahara,|gs. 492-517 --|tThe Teşkilat-ı Mahsusa and World War I /|rYücel Yiğit,|gs. 518-537,|gPart IV --|tArmenian-Kurdish and Ottoman-Russian relations --|tA topography of positions in the Turkish-Armenian debate /|rM. Hakan Yavuz,|gs. 541-568 --|tRussian Military Mobilization in the caucasus before World War I /|rMustafa Tanrıverdi,|gs. 569-587 --|tReclaiming the homeland: the caucasus-oriented activities of Ottoman circasians during and after World War I /|rGeorgy Chochiev,|gs. 588-632 --|tThe Armenian question or the eastern question? /|rSevtap Demirci,|gs. 633-655 --|tA last attempt to solve the Armenian question: the reform of 1914 /|rAhmet Seyhun,|gs. 656-680 --|tThe Bitlis uprising before World War I /|rTibet Abak,|gs. 681-704 --|tThe eastern vilayets, 1909-1914: ARF-CUP collusion, Russian stratagems, and the Kurdish Menace /|rGarabet K. Moumdjian,|gs. 705-780 --|tThe Eighth World Congress of the Dashnaktsutyun and its aftermath /|rOnur Önol,|gs. 781-799 --|tCilicia: a missed opportunity in World War I /|rJustin McCarthy,|gs. 800-815 --|tForced migration of Ottoman Armenians during World War I: how security concerns affected decision making /|rKemal Çiçek,|gs. 816-835 --|tModern counterinsurgency doctrine and the Ottoman-Armenian population reconcentrations of 1915-1916 /|rJohn Reed,|gs. 836-849 --|tThe relations between the Ottoman state and the Armenian Patriarchate in Istanbul, 1914-1918 /|rRamazan Erhan Güllü,|gs. 850-868 --|tThe deportation of the Armenians and the issue of abandoned properties in Kayseri /|rOya Gözel Durmaz,|gs. 869-895 --|tGetting away with murder: Soghomon Tehlirian, ASALA, and the Justice Commandos, 1921-1984 /|rChristopher Gunn,|gs. 896-917 --|tBeyond complicity: British responsibility for the Massacres of Armenians in World War I /|rTal Buenos,|gs. 918-940 --|tAn assessment of Armenian claims from the perspective of international law /|rŞükrü M. Elekdağ,|gs. 941-971 --|tPolitical and human landscapes of Anatolia in American diplomatic correspondence after World War I /|rHakan Özoğlu,|gs. 972-994,|gPart V. --|tThe Balkans and World War I --|tFrom Ottoman to Mediterranean Empire: Italian colonial rule in the Dodecanese Islands and the second treaty of lausanne /|rValerie McGuire,|gs. 997-1007 --|tA reason to break the hague convention?: The habsburg occupation policy toward Balkan Muslims during Word War I /|rTamara Scheer,|gs. 1008-1023 --|tAlbania: the struggle for identity on the eve of World War I /|rOlsi Jazexhi,|gs. 1024-1044 --|tThe Jihad Fatwa in Bosnia and Herzegovina /|rFikret Karčić,|gs. 1045-1056 --|tThe creation of the Serbian or Yugoslav state: the historiography of Bosnia and Herzegovina on World War I /|rEdin Radušić,|gs. 1057-1071,|gPart IV --|tArab Provinces of the Ottoman Empire --|tThe Arab provinces of the Ottoman Empire before, during, and after World War I: from Muslim empire to colonial states /|rPeter Sluglett,|gs. 1075-1091 --|tNarrating experiences of World War I: the formation of Arab perspectives through narration in memoirs /|rOrçun Can Okan,|gs. 1092-1111 --|tOttoman and German imperial objectives in Syria during World War I: Synergies and strains behind the front lines /|rHasan Kayalı,|gs. 1112-1133 --|tFrom Ottoman Lebanon to the French Mandate: The end of the “long peace”? /|rFrancesco Mazzucotelli,|gs. 1134-1161 --|tIran and World War I /|rEric Hooglund,|gs. 1162-1178,|gPart VII. --|tMemories and legacies of World War I --|tThe “Young Turk Zeitgeist” in the Middle Eastern Uprisings in the aftermath of World War I /|rAlp Yenen,|gs. 1181-1216 --|t“Eternal sunshine of an obscure mind”: World War I, the imperial collapse, and trauma management in the New Turkish Republic /|rMehmet Arısan,|gs. 1217-1239 --|tHaunting memories of the Great War: The Gallipoli Victory commemorations in Turkey /|rGencer Özcan, Özüm Arzık,|gs. 1240-1257 --|tIstanbul in the early 1920s in White Russian memoirs and Russian sources /|rKezban Acar,|gs. 1258-1282 --|tThe Ottoman question at the Paris Peace conference, 1919-1920 /|rFrancesco Caccamo,|gs. 1283-1314 --|tFragmentation and unification of the body in World War I /|rSenadin Musabegović,|gs. 1315-1333.
650 |aDünya Savaşları, I|zOsmanlı İmparatorluğu.
650 |aDünya Savaşları, 1914-1918|zOsmanlı İmparatorluğu.
651 |aTürkiye|xTarih|zOsmanlı İmparatorluğu.
651 |aTürkiye|xYönetim ve politikalar|y1909-1918.
700 1 |aYavuz, M. Hakan,|eeditör.
700 1 |aAhmad, Feroz,|eeditör.