Aleppo and its Hinterland in the Ottoman Period / Alep et sa province à l’époque ottomane

Stefan Winter, Ph.D. (2002) is Professor of History at Koç University in Istanbul. He has published two monographs and numerous articles on Syrian rural society, Shiism and tribal settlement in the Ottoman period.Mafalda Ade, Ph.D. (2011) is Turkish Lecturer at McGill University, Montréal, and instructor at Koç University, Istanbul. She has published several works on the Poche archives of Aleppo and on Ottoman commercial jurisprudence, in addition to the Turkish learners’ textbook Kaçan Adam.

• PréfaceList of Illustrations / liste d’illustrations1 Les Turkmènes dʾAlep à l’époque ottomane (1516–1700)Enver Çakar2 Armenians in the Production of Urban Space in Early Modern Judayda, AleppoElyse Semerdjian3 Patterns of Leadership in the Guilds of 17th-Century AleppoCharles L. Wilkins4 Alep et l’émirat du désert (çöl beyliği) au XVIIe–XVIIIe siècleStefan Winter5 Halabis and Foreigners in Aleppo’s Mediterranean Trade: The Role of Levantine Merchants in Eighteenth-Century Commercial NetworksMary Momdjian6 The Millet Wars in Aleppo, 1726–1821: An Ottoman perspectiveBruce Masters7 Antioche sous l’occupation égyptienne (1832–1840) : l’émergence d’un centre de pouvoir militaire et modernisateurSylvain Cornac8 L’innovation judiciaire dans l’Empire ottoman : l’établissement d’un tribunal de commerce à Alep au milieu du XIXe siècleMafalda Ade9 Disciplining Disobedient Subjects: The Punishment of Aleppo’s Insurgents in 1850 as a Contentious IssueFeras Krimsti10 Les consuls Picciotto et Poche, intermédiaires des intérêts belges à Alep (1855–1914)Nicolas Jodoin11 Entre réseaux régional et transrégional : La Mawlawiyya dans la province dʾAlep au XIXe siècleStefan KnostIndex/Indexe