Oriente Moderno n.s. XX (LXXXI) 1, 2001 - THE OTTOMANS AND THE SEA edited by Kate FLEET

(in collaborazione con lo Skilliter Centre for Ottoman Studies, Newnham College, Cambridge University)



Editor’s Preface p. III-VI
PALMIRA BRUMMETT The Ottomans as a World Power: what we don’t know about Ottoman
Sea-power, p. 1-21
VICTOR OSTAPCHUK The Human Landscape of the Ottoman Black Sea in the Face of the
Cossack Naval Raids, p. 23-95
SURAIYA FAROQHI Trade and Revenue Collection in Later Sixteenth Century Salonica,
p. 97-108
ELENA FRANGAKIS-SYRETT Izmir and the Ottoman Maritime World of the Eighteenth Century,
p. 109-128
KATE FLEET Early Turkish Naval Activities, p. 129-138
ELIZABETH ZACHARIADOU Monks and Sailors under the Ottoman Sultans, p. 139-147
ROSSITSA GRADEVA War and Peace along the Danube: Vidin at the End of the Seventeenth
Century, p. 149-175
GÁBOR ÁGOSTON Merces Prohibitae: The Anglo-Ottoman Trade in War Material and the
Dependence Theory, p. 177-192
MOLLY GREENE Ruling an Island without a Navy. A Comparative View of Venetian and
Ottoman Crete, p. 193-207
KAORI KOMATSU Financial Problems of the Navy during the Reign of Abdülhamid II,
p. 209-219
KONSTANTIN ZHUKOV
ALEKSANDR VITOL
The Origins of the Ottoman Submarine Fleet, p. 221-232
CLAUDIA RÖMER The Sea in Comparisons and Metaphors in Ottoman Historiography in the
Sixteenth Century, p. 233-244
VICTORIA HOLBROOK Oceanic Feeling, Narcissism and the Post Classical Image,
p. 245-254
INDEX p. 255-270