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Empires at the margin: Towards a history of the Ottoman-Iranian borderland and the borderland peoples, 1843--1881.
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Empires at the margin: Towards a history of the Ottoman-Iranian borderland and the borderland peoples, 1843--1881./
作者:
Ates, Sabri.
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480 p.
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Adviser: Michael Gilsenan.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International67-06A.
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History, Middle Eastern. -
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9780542751417
Empires at the margin: Towards a history of the Ottoman-Iranian borderland and the borderland peoples, 1843--1881.
Ates, Sabri.
Empires at the margin: Towards a history of the Ottoman-Iranian borderland and the borderland peoples, 1843--1881.
- 480 p.
Adviser: Michael Gilsenan.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--New York University, 2006.
In very broad terms my dissertation examines two things. Firstly it explores the creation of the Iranian-Ottoman border extending from the Persian Gulf to Armenia, in the period from 1843 to 1881. Secondly, it examines how peoples who lived in this border zone, adapted and resisted to this process and the new forms of domination and intervention by both the modernizing Middle Eastern states and encroaching European powers.
ISBN: 9780542751417Subjects--Topical Terms:
1017544
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