Oriente Moderno n.s. XXII (LXXXIII) 3, 2003 - THE OTTOMAN CAPITULATIONS: TEXT AND CONTEXT edited by MAURITS H. VAN DEN BOOGERT and KATE FLEET

Preface p. v-vii
ALEXANDER H. DE GROOT The historical development of the capitulatory regime in the Ottoman
Middle East from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries, p. 575-
604
KATE FLEET Turkish-Latin diplomatic relations in the fourteenth century: the case of
the consul, p. 605-611
MAURITS H. VAN DEN BOOGERT Consular jurisdiction in the Ottoman legal system in the eighteenth
century, p. 613-634
ISA BLUMI Capitulations in the late Ottoman empire: the shifting parameters of
Russian and Austrian interests in Ottoman Albania, 1878-1912,
p. 635-647
MERLIJN OLNON «A most agreeable and pleasant creature»? Merzifonlu Kara Mustafa
Pa@a in the correspondence of Justinus Colyer (1668-1682), p. 649-
669
DARIUSZ KOŁODZIEJCZYK Between the splendor of Barocco and political pragmatism: the form and
contents of the Polish-Ottoman treaty documents of 1699, p. 671-
679
SVETLANA IVANOVA The empire’s “own” foreigners: Armenians and acem tüccar in Rumeli in
the seventeenh and eighteenth centuries, p. 681-703
JAN SCHMIDT Manuscripts documenting relations between the Ottoman empire and the
west in the Leiden University Library: treaties, passports and letters,
p. 705-714
ROSITA D’AMORA The diplomatic relations between Naples and the Ottoman empire in the
mid-eighteenth century: cultural perceptions, p. 715-727