This volume of collected essays focuses on Middle Turkic and Ottoman literature.

This collection of articles by Virginia Aksan explores the contacts and conflicts between Ottomans and Europeans through the centuries.

A collection of essays by Sina Aksin about the later years of the Ottoman Empire and the early years of the Turkish Republic within the wider context of Europe and the Middle East.

A study of the Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) language traditionally spoken by Turkey’s Jews and how its role has changed in the modern context

This collection of papers by scholars from universities in France, Germany and Switzerland explores the complexity of Ottoman identity. By studying families and individuals with marginal backgrounds, it nuances the image of the Homo Ottomanicus.

A collection of articles on the Eastern Question by a former Spanish envoy to the Ottoman Empire, originally published in the influential Madrid paper La Epoca during the 1880s and 1890s.

A collection of essays on Istanbul, the Ottoman army, and Jews as seen by Spanish travellers in the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

This book studies a mission by Augustinians of the Assumption in Eskisehir from 1891–1924. It also offers an overview of the characteristics of the Christian missions in the Ottoman Empire.

This book collects six studies on the interactions between Ottomans and Safavids in the early sixteenth century. It presents a number of interesting documents in original, transcription and translation.

A study of the ambassadorship of Sir Robert Ainslie (1776-1793) and how it transformed British-Ottoman relations.