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To browse Academia. Garabet K Moumdjian, Ph. The reasons that impelled me to undertake the exceptionally difficult but vital task of compiling this information arose from my broader study of the socioeconomic and political transformation of the Ottoman state: population movements were the direct expression of that transformation.
Daniel Ohanian. It ran from through , and it was funded by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and hosted by Istanbul Bilgi University. Grigor Boykov. The thesis examines the demographic processes of three Ottoman cities in the period late fifteenth — early seventeenth centuries.
Seen through the data provided by the Ottoman tax and population censuses tahrir defterleri the research illustrates three different types of urban development and demographic trends in the Ottoman Upper Thrace. The first type, representative of which was the city of Filibe, points pre-Ottoman settlements, which as a consequence of the policy of the central Ottoman administration, have been recreated and repopulated with Turkish colonists from Asia Minor.
The central authority played a crucial role in the demographic processes there. The third type, İstamimaka, represents settlement from the medieval Balkan period, which stayed out of the strategic interest of the Ottoman government, having minor state interference in the natural demographic processes. This text is an appendix to an article in the November issue of the Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association. Following my summary and analysis, four contemporaneously published versions of the regulation are reproduced: two in Ottoman Turkish, published by two Istanbul newspapers; one in Armenian, published as a booklet; and one in French, published as part of a seven-volume legal work.