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Introduction: scope, content, sources and method of the course
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İnalcık, Chapter 1, p.3-8?
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Geography of the Ottoman Empire, center, periphery and hinterland?
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Pitcher, Donald Edgar, Chapter 8: The Political Geography of the Imperial ?Administration, ?Chapter 9: The Ottoman Provinces in the 16th Century, 124-143?
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Rise of the Ottomans from Frontier Principality to Empire 1354-1526?
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İnalcık, Chapters 2,3 and 4 p.9-34?
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Central Administration, Ottoman dynasty, palace and kul system?
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İnalcık, Chapters 7,8,9 p.55-69, Reşat Kasaba “Nomads and Tribes in the ?Ottoman Empire, p.11-??24 in Woodhead ed., The Ottoman World.?
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Law: Sultanic Law (Kanun) and Religious Law (Şeriat)?
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İnalcık, Chapter 10, p.70-75, Fleischer “Chapter 6: Kanun-Consciousness in ?the 16th century” in ?Bureaucrat and intellectual p.191-200.?
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The Palace and Divan-ı hümayun, structure and functioning
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İnalcık, Chapters 11, p. 76-88, Necipoğlu, Chapter 3 and 4: The Second ?Court in Architecture ?ceremonial and power, p.53-90?
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The Central Administration: High ranking administrators of the state; Sadrazam, Vezirs, ??Nişancı, Reisülküttab and scribes, functioning of Ottoman bureaucracy
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İnalcık, Chapter 12, p. 89-103, Fleischer “Bureaucracy and Bureaucratic ?Consciousness” in ?Bureaucrat and intellectual p.214-231?
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Midterm examination
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The Provincial Administration
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İnalcık, Chapter XIII, p. 104-118, Karen Barkey, Chapter 3: Ottoman ?Regional Elites: Divided but ?Loyal in Bandits and Bureaucrats
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Military Organization
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Gabor Agoston, “Ottoman Warfare in Europe 1453-1826” in Jeremy Black ed., European ?Warfare 1453-1815, p.118-144.?
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Military Organization II
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Gabor Agoston, “Military Transformation in the Ottoman Empire and Russia 1500–1800”, p. ??281-319?
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Higher Education Institutions and hierarchy
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İnalcık, Chapter XVI, XVII, p. 165-178, Abdurrahman Atçıl, “Scholars in Mehmed II’s Nascent ?Imperial Bureaucracy (1453–1481) in Scholars and Sultans, p. 59-82.
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Ottoman Society, millet system
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Karen Barkey, Maintaining Empire: An Expression of Tolerance, in Empire of Difference, p.109-??153.?
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Social and Economic Institutions: Endowments and Tekkes
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Amy Singer, “imarets” p. 72-85 in Woodhead ed., The Ottoman World, Derin Terzioğlu, “Sufis in ?the age of state-building and Confessionalization” p. 86-99, in Woodhead ed., The Ottoman ?World.?
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