Boston, MA: Hairenik Association Illustrations, bibliographical references; each issue contains approximately 110 pages. This is a nearly complete set of volumes 27-35 (1974-1982; 33 issues present); all volumes are complete except vol. 28, which is missing nos. 1, 3, and 4. The "Armenian Review" is the leading English-language scholarly journal devoted to Armenian studies. Contents include original articles on current affairs, history, politics, the arts, Armenian rugs, literature, etc., and each issue generally also includes short sections of documents, the "Soviet Armenian Chronicle," and book reviews. Vol. 34, no. 3 is a special issue entitled "Saroyan Memorial Issue" (contents: "104 Unpublished Letters of William Saroyan: Ethnic Motivations of an American Writer"). CONDITION: Light overall aging and handling wear, but otherwise in excellent condition. Text free of marks. OVERSIZED.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 25 x 18 cm. (more information)

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Tanger: King Fahd School of Translation, Abdelmalek Essaadi University, 1993. 149 pp. (+ 28 pages in Arabic). This is a revised version of the author's earlier bibliography published in 1985. This bibliography, although not intended to be exhaustive, represents a comprehensive attempt to trace the English translation and diffusion of modern Arabic poetry between 1911 and 1990. Included are 1) two introductions in English and Arabic, 2) general works surveyed (bibliographies, anthologies), 3) periodicals cited, and 4) a list of more than 300 poets and their (over 2000) translated works. In addition, numerous literary studies are cited throughout the bibliography under poets' names. Cross-referenced. This is an indispensable guide to students and translators of Arabic poetry. Erratum sheet tipped in on first free endpaper. 4-page addendum. Light overall wear to covers.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 17 x 24 cm. (more information)

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Ankara, Turkey: Türk Tarih Kurumu Basimevi; Société Turque d'Histoire, 1994. vii, 530 pp. Plates, bibliographical footnotes. This book contains scholarly papers (from a 1986 conference held in Pec, Serbia) in English, French, German, and Turkish (includes some Ottoman Turkish documents in facsimile and romanized text). CONTENTS: Sur la domination Ottomane dans les Principautés Roumaines au XVIIe siécle: Le problème de l'autonomie. Cesme esnaf teskitali uzerine notlar: Kayikcilar kethudaligi. Une tentative de reorganisation et de centralisation des communautés juives des provinces Ottomanes au lendemain de la révolution "jeune-turque." Ottoman involvement in Europe: Its relevance for 16th-century Palestine. Waqf documents as a socio-economic source for Ottoman history. A German plan of reform for Ottoman Yemen. Social change in the countryside: Mount Lebanon in the nineteenth century. Mevlana 'Isa's view of Ottoman Hungary. The Turks in Italy. Remains of Ottoman-Turkish goldsmith art in the collection of the Hungarian National Museum. The group of scholars known as members of Besiktas Cemiyet-i Ilmiyyesi (Besiktas Learned Society). Die deutsche Pressepolitik im osmanischen Reich in den Jahren 1914-1915. Kossuth in Turkey: The impact of Hungarian refugees in the Ottoman Empire 1849-1851. Osmanlilarda bilim ve bilimsel dusunce neden gelisemedi? Two Ottoman-Turkish grammars of the Tanzimat period. Kanuni Sultan Suleyman'in Semendire Beyi Bali Pasa'ya gonderdigi emr-i serif takdim. Der osmanische Historiker Ibrahim Na'imeddin aus Temesvar als Quelle osmanischer literarischer Überlieferung. An eighteenth-century register. Des Khans d'Istanbul aux Entrepôts de Galata. Ofens Zurückeroberung 1886 -- mit osmanischen Augen gesehen (Der Bericht Rasids). Schwendi, Montecuccoli, Kinsky: Analysen der osmanischen Kriegsmacht vom 16. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert. The historian as biographer: Mustafa 'Ali of Gallipoli's biographies. Minkizi muelliflerinin Selcuklularla ilgili kayitlari. XIX. yuzyilda Cukurova'da icimai hayat. Itinéraires d'agents Ottomans en Italie à la fin du XVe siécle (résumé). Alasehir Kadisi Veysi Efendi (1561-1628)'nin ilginc bir fetvasi. "Il famoso ponte d'Essek." Population patterns in north-eastern Bulgaria in the 1860s. Yuzyillarda Osmanli Imparatorlugu'nda toprak rejimi ve Osmanli Askeri Nizami. Osmanische Familiengrabanlagen in Istanbul (Resümee). The Turks of Habes Eyaleti in a Yemenite source, 1650. Indice de la vie rurale de l'Algérie Ottomane: La conjoncture agraire dans l'Algérois de 1791 a 1830. La politique hongroise du Sultan Süleyman et d'Ibrahim Pacha 1534. Le chantier et l'outillage Ottoman sous Murad III. Divan Edebiyyati Kimin? The sixteenth century Celepkesan registers in the Turkish Prime Ministerial Ottoman Archives. Bref apercu des sources litteraires et documentaires concernant les relations Franco-Turques (1919-1923). Turk halk edebiyatinda Kanuni Sultan Suleyman. Vulcitrin kanunnamelerinde zirai, ekonomik ve mali durum. The Manavgat valley: Perspectives on social history. Bac and gümrük on the Middle Danube, 1540-1614: Terminological elucidations. Ottoman historiography on the Hungarian campaigns, 1596: The Eger Fethnamesi. Registers of succession (mukhallafat) and their importance for socio-economic history: Two samples from Damascus and Aleppo, 1277/1861. Les levées de troupes de yaya et de müsellem dans l'organisation militaire Ottomane aux XIVe-XVIe siécles. La production céréalière du pasalik d'Akhaltzikhé (Cildir) au XVIe siécle. Aspects of the peasant life in Palestine at the end of the XIXth century and the beginning of the XXth century. A Turkish document in Latin characters referring to Transylvania. Hungarian wars and structural changes in the Ottoman state (summary). Sewn binding. CONDITION: Note that the following condition "problems" are commonly found on (even new) Turkish publications due to storage and shipping factors. Moderate overall shelfwear wear to covers (no creasing along spine). Creasing to upper corner of front cover and first several pages. Spine moderately sunned (faded) and lightly bumped on corners. Light soiling and some minor staining to edges of book block.. First Edition. Paperback. Good. 24 x 17 cm. (more information)

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Kuwait: Central Bank Press, 2006 278 pp. Color portraits of royal family and the bank's directors, color graphs, footnotes. Text in English. CONDITION: Very light shipping/handling wear; virtually like new.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 30 x 21 cm. (more information)

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Berkeley, CA: University of California, 1999. xi, 335 pp. Maps, footnotes, bibliography, index. In this book, the author brings a new and distinctive perspective to the perennially fascinating topic of nationalism in the Arab Middle East. Unlike previous historians who have focused on the activities and ideas of a small group of elites, the author details the role played by non-elites in nationalist politics during the early part of the twentieth century. Drawing from previously untapped sources, Gelvin documents the appearance of a new form of political organization--the popular committee--that sprang up in cities and villages throughout greater Syria in the immediate aftermath of the First World War. These committees empowered a new type of nationalist leadership, made nationalist politics a mass phenomenon for the first time, and articulated a view of nation and nationalism that continues to inform the politics of the region today. The author does more than recount an episode in the history of nationalism in the Arab Middle East. His examination of leaflets, graffiti, speeches, rumors, and editorials offers fresh insights into the symbolic construction of national communities. His analysis of ceremonies--national celebrations, demonstrations, theater--contributes to our understanding of the emergence of mass politics. By situating his study within a broader historical context, Gelvin has written a book that will be of interest to all who wish to understand nationalism in the region and beyond. Very minor shelf nicks on bottom edges of boards, else in "fine" condition.. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 16 x 24 cm. (more information)

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Aldershot, Hampshire, England: Ashgate Publishing, 2002 xiv, 356 pp. Portrait, map, facsimiles, footnotes, index. An excellent collection of sixteen reprinted scholarly articles by a leading Ottoman historian. CONTENTS: Preface. 1) The frontier in Ottoman history: old ideas and new myth. 2) Bosnia under Ottoman rule, 1463-1800. 3) English diplomatic relations with Turkey, 1689-1698. 4) Sir Paul Rycaut, a 17th-century observer of the Ottoman state: notes for a study. 5) "Boundless dreams of the Levant": Paul Wittek, the George-Kreis, and the writing of Ottoman history. 6) Wittek and the Austrian tradition. 7) A subterranean history: Paul Wittek (1894-1978) and the early Ottoman state. 8) Between historical myth and 'mythohistory': the limits of Ottoman history. 9) Some Turkish archival sources for the history of the Menzilhane network in Rumeli during the 18th century (Notes and documents on the Ottoman Ulak, I). 10) The Ottoman Menzilhane and Ulak system in Rumeli in the 18th century. 11) The Via Egnatia in the Ottoman period: the Menzilhanes of the Sol Kol in the late 17th/early 18th century. 12) "Yazici defter yazmak dilese..." (notes on the Miftahu'l-hisab-i kava'id-i defter by Dervish Bihisht Saruhani). 13) An unsolved murder in the Marmara (notes on Bodl. MS. Turk. d. 32). 14) A letter from Cerrah Mustafa Pasha, Vali of Tunis, to Sir William Trumbull (A.H. 1099/A.D. 1688). 15) The activities of the state cannon-foundry (Tophane-i 'Amire) at Istanbul in the early 16th century according to an unpublished Turkish source. 16) Notes on the production of 15th-century Ottoman cannon. CONDITION: New.. First Thus. Hardcover. Like New/No Jacket (as issued). 23 x 16 cm. (more information)

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Cairo (al-Qahirah), Egypt: American University in Cairo Press, 1988 vii, 127 pp. Bibliography, summary in Arabic. CONDITION: Moderately overall rubbing to card covers; text clean and free of all marks; spine lightly sunned.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 23 x 16 cm. (more information)

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Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1975. vi, 222 pp. Footnotes, tables, map, bibliography. This scarce volume presents a case study of the social, economic, and legal issues associated with the cross-cultural migration of labor in Turkey and West Germany. CONTENTS: Labor migration: Aid to the West German Economy? [Gottfried E. Völker]. The legal status of foreign workers in the Federal Republic of West German [Fritz Franz]. Residential patterns and social integration of Turks in Cologne [John R. Clark]. Structural change in the migrant Turkish family [Ayse Kudat]. Differences in industrial learning behavior of Turkish workers at home and abroad: Causes and consequences [Duncan R. Miller and Ihsan Cetin]. International labor migration and Turkish economic development [Tufan Kolan]. Effects of international migration upon occupational mobility, acculturation and the labor market in Turkey [Ronald E. Krane]. The Turkish brain-drain: Migration tendencies among doctoral level manpower [Turhan Oguzkan]. Former owner's name and date written in pen on first free endpaper. Very minor wear to book from light handling--overall in excellent condition. Dustjacket: chipped at top of spine; light overall soiling and wear; sticker stain at top of spine.. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. 25 x 17 cm. (more information)

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Monticello, IL: Council of Planning Librarians, 1977 36 pp. Contains approximately 500 references. CONDITION: An ex-library copy (call number and stamp on front cover; library stamp on first page; pocket inside rear cover). Text clean and neat. Stapled booklet. Light sunning/aging to card covers, with light handling wear.. First Edition. Paperback. Good. 28 x 22 cm. (more information)

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Monticello, IL: Council of Planning Librarians, 1977 14 pp. This is a selected research bibliography containing 158 references. CONDITION: An ex-library copy rebound with original card covers in brown cardboard covers (call number sticker on front cover; library stamp on first page; pocket inside internal rear cover). Text clean and neat. Light overall aging with light handling wear.. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 28 x 22 cm. (more information)

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Amsterdam, Netherlands: Adolfi M. Makkert, 1967. 438 pp. Facsimile illustrations (8 pp.), footnotes. This rare, important book collects 32 of the most important papers by this preeminent Hungarian scholar (1892-1972) primarily on Byzantine-Turkic and Byzantine-Hungarian topics. Issued on the occasion of the author's 75th birthday. Papers were originally published between 1926 and 1965, and are written in German, French, Greek, Russian, English, and Italian. CONTENTS (several articles are followed by abstracts in different languages): Prefatio [by János Harmatta]. Byzantinologie, Byzantiologie oder Byzantologie? Byzantinologie et héllenologie. Les tâches actuelles de la byzantinologie. L'état et les tâches de la byzantinologie. Ta kyria problemata tes oungrikes byzantinologias. Attilas Tod in Geschichte und Sage. Zur Geschichte der Onoguren. Proiskhozhdenie slova "tzitzakion". Die Namenliste der bulgarischen Gesandten am Konzil vom J. 869-70. 'Anonymon aphierotikon poiema peri tou autokratoros Basileiou A'. Sagen und Legenden über Kaiser Basileios I. La Tactique de Léon le Sage comme source historique hongroise. Byzantine Christianity and the Magyars in the period of their migration. Ta syngrammata Konstantinou tou Porphyrogennetou glossikes apopseos. Zur Geschichte des Herrschertitles "caesar > tsar'." "Komentou"--pechenezhskoe ili russkoe slovo? Barbarische Sprachreste in der Theogonie des Johannes Tzetzes. Symbolai eis ten cheirographon paradosin tes 'Epitomes 'Ioannou tou Kinnamou. Semeioseis eis ta kallitechnika mnemeia ton oungrobyzantinon scheseon. Pour une alliance byzantino-hongroise (seconde motié du XIIe siècle). Les relations entre la Hongrie et Byzance à l'époque des croisades. Die archaisierenden Namen der Ungarn in Byzanz. The role of the Byzantine Church in medieval Hungary. Vizantiiskie imperatory i ikh posly v g. Buda. Grecheskaia gramota mamliukskogo sultana vizantiiskomu imperatoru. Ungarische-byzantinische Beziehungen zur Zeit des Falles von Byzanz. Byzantinische Humanisten über den Volksnamen turk. Il Caronte Bizantino. Sapphos Fortleben in Byzanz. Un fragment de l'Histoire Ecclésiastique de Nicéphore Xanthopoulos copié par Philippe Mélanchthon. Inscription grecque sur le triptyque de Grenoble: Contribution aux rapports de François II Rákóczi avec le monde grec, à Rodostó. Zur Quellenfrage der Helenaepisode in Goethes Faust. This is an ex-library copy (stamped "withdrawn"; contains call number sticker on upper corner of front cover, library marks, pocket in rear; bookplate has been removed very neatly from front pasted endpaper; blacked-out line on title-page). Moderately light overall rubbing to cloth covers (no fraying or tearing). Text is free of all marks. Cracked internally before title-page, else binding is tight.. First Thus. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 25 x 18 cm. (more information)

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Ankara, Turkey: Türk Tarih Kurumu (Turkish Historical Society), 2005 xxxv, 650 pp. Plates (some in color), bibliographical footnotes, index. Only published in paperback (sewn binding). A massive collection of 22 essays (20 in English, 2 in French) by leading scholars of Islamic sufism in the Ottoman empire. CONTENTS: PART ONE: SOURCES. Archival sources for the history of sufism in the Ottoman period [Nejat Goyunc]. Basic sources for mystical thought in the Ottoman period [Suleyman Uludag]. Books about sufi terminology [Mustafa Kara]. PART TWO: ORIGINS AND DOCTRINE. Origins of Anatolian sufism [Ahmet T. Karamustafa]. La reception de la doctrine d'Ibn 'Arabi dans le monde ottoman [Michel Chodkiewicz]. PART THREE: RITUALS. Rituals and main principles of sufism during the Ottoman Empire [O. Tugrul Inancer]. Sufi order garments and accessories during the Ottoman Empire [Nurhan Atasoy]. PART FOUR: TURUQ AND THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION. General distributions of the sufi orders in Ottoman Anatolia [Osman Turer]. Les Turuq dans les Balkans a l'epoque ottomane [Nathalie Clayer-Alexandre Popovic]. A new look at the rise and expansion of the Khalidi sub-order [B. Abu-Manneh]. PART FIVE: ARCHITECTURE. Ottoman architecture and the sufi orders: Dervish lodges [M. Baha Tanman]. The position of the tekkes in Ottoman cities and urban districts: The Istanbul example [M. Baha Tanman]. The Tekye of Murad Ra'is on Rhodes [John Robert Barnes]. The Bektashi tekke of Durbali Sultan in Central-Greece [Machiel Kiel]. PART SIX: LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS. The theory of the dawr and the dawriyas in Ottoman sufi literature [Abdullah Ucman]. Music of the Ottoman sufi orders [Walter Feldman]. Sufi order sages in Ottoman calligraphy [M. Ugur Derman]. Illustration and the art of the book in the sufi orders in the Ottoman Empire [Filiz Cagman-Zeren Tanindi]. PART SEVEN: SUFISM AND MODERNISM. The social and cultural activities of the dervishes under the Second Constitution [Mustafa Kara]. Sufism and the sufi orders as a target of criticism and purge in contemporary Turkish thought [Ismail Kara]. The last generation of the Malamis: The transfer of tradition from the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic and the problem of compatibility [Ruya Kilic]. Freemasonry revisited by the Muslim reformists and the sufis [Thierry Zarcone]. CONDITION: Like new (but with light overall rubbing and shelf-wear to card covers). OVERSIZED.. First Edition. Paperback. Like New. 24 x 17 cm. (more information)

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New York: Monthly Review Press, 2005 224 pp. Small superficial dent in front card cover, else in perfect condition. Ships fast!. First Edition. Paperback. Like New. 23 x 16 cm. (more information)

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Ankara, Turkey: Türk Tarih Kurumu Basimevi [Turkish Historical Society Printing House], 1989 xiii, 276 pp. Footnotes, bibliography, index, 3 maps. Only published in paperback. An important book for anyone seriously interested in Turkmen history, art, and culture. The only such detailed history in English, this is a scholarly study of Turkmen history during the pivotal nineteenth century, including the Anglo-Russian rivalry in Central Asia and its impact on the Turkmen tribes. The work begins with the study of Turkmenia, its country, and people, and then discusses the early history of the Turkmen people up to 1800 in order to understand their position in the nineteenth century. The economic, social, and political structures of the Turkmen society, in particular their traditional unwritten law (Tore), are examined in detail in order to understand how the Turkmens were able to survive as a small nation. Then, the struggle of the Turkmens for independence against the Khivan and Persian yoke from the beginning of the nineteenth century up to 1860, the formation of a union among themselves, and their relations with the neighbouring nations are studied in detail. The independence of the Turkmens, however, was threatened by the rivalry between Great Britain and Russia in Central Asia. Because of this rivalry, the Russians, who had already conquered the Khanates of Central Asia, began to prepare for the conquest of Turkmenia in order to place themselves in an advantageous position in Central Asia against British India, in case of conflict with Britain. The rest of the work is a detailed study of the Turkmens and their remarkable resistance against the Russian invasion from 1869 to 1885. CONDITION: Sewn binding. Like new (but with very light overall rubbing to card covers).. First Edition. Paperback. Like New. 24 x 17 cm. (more information)

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Institute of Public Administration, 1995 xvii, 389 pp. Footnotes, appendix, chronology, bibliography. All essays translated into English from the original Arabic (originally published in 1995 as "Al-Idarah al-'ammah fi al-Mamlakah al-'Arabiyah al-Sa'udiyah"). CONTENTS: 1) The historical development of administration in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [M. ibn 'Abd al-Rahman Tawayl]. 2) Legislative power in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [Fahad Mu'tad al-Hamad]. 3) Executive power in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ['Abd al-Aziz Shafi Utaybi]. 4) Judiciary authority in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [Ahmad al-Zahrani]. 5) Public enterprises in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ['Abd al-Rahman Higan]. 6) Administrative and organizational structure of local government in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [Thamir M. al-Mutayri]. 7) Administrative development organizations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ['Abd al-Rahman 'Abd Allah al-Shakawi]. 8) Civil service in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [Ahmad H. al-Hamud]. 9) Central bodies for financial control in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [M. A. al-Ghayth]. 10) Development funds in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [Yusif T. al-Sadun]. CONDITION: Light overall rubbing to card covers; minor chipping to to covers at ends of spine. Text clean and free of all marks.. First English Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 24 x 17 cm. (more information)

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Monticello, IL: Council of Planning Librarians, 1977 12 pp. This is a selected research bibliography containing approximately 150 references. CONDITION: An ex-library copy rebound with original card covers in gray cardboard covers (call number sticker on front cover; library stamp on first page; pocket inside internal rear cover). Text clean and neat. Light overall aging with light handling wear.. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 28 x 22 cm. (more information)

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Jerusalem, Israel: Department of Development and Services, World Zionist Organization, 1984. 91 pp. Text in English. Cover and Table of Contents in English and Hebrew. This issue contains excerpts from the First International Meeting of the Seminars on Zionist Thought (Summer 1982) and book reviews. Bound in stapled covers. Light sunning along spine. Light crease to upper corner of front cover.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 22 x 28 cm. (more information)

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Jerusalem, Israel: Department of Development and Services, World Zionist Organization, 1983. 70 pp. Text in English. Cover and Table of Contents in English and Hebrew. This issue is primarily devoted to summaries of the main speeches made at the meetings of the Subcommittee for Jewish Academics (held in December 1982 under the auspices of the 30th Zionist Congress). Bound in stapled covers. Light sunning along spine and top edges of covers.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 22 x 28 cm. (more information)

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Jerusalem, Israel: Department of Development and Services, World Zionist Organization, 1986. 122 pp. Text in English. Cover and Table of Contents in English and Hebrew. This issue contains excerpts from the Second International Conference of the Seminars on Zionist Thought (July 22-25, 1985) and book reviews. Bound in stapled covers. Minor rubbing to covers. Light bumping to lower outside corner.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 22 x 28 cm. (more information)

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Jerusalem, Israel: Department of Development and Services, World Zionist Organization, 1985. 96 pp. Text in English. Cover and Table of Contents in English and Hebrew. This issue contains excerpts from the Second International Conference of the Seminars on Zionist Thought (July 22-25, 1985) and book reviews. Bound in stapled covers. Light sunning along spine. Some bumping to upper outside corner.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 22 x 28 cm. (more information)

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Jerusalem, Israel: Department of Development and Services, World Zionist Organization, 1984. 78 pp. Text in English. Cover and Table of Contents in English and Hebrew. This issue contains excerpts from the First International Meeting of the Seminars on Zionist Thought (Summer 1982) and book reviews. Bound in stapled covers. Date handwritten in ink at top of front cover.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 22 x 28 cm. (more information)

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Jerusalem, Israel: Department of Development and Services, World Zionist Organization, 1983. 93 pp. Text in English. Cover and Table of Contents in English and Hebrew. This issue contains excerpts from the First International Meeting of the Seminars on Zionist Thought (Summer 1982) and book reviews. Bound in stapled covers. Light sunning along spine.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 22 x 28 cm. (more information)

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