Turkey Book Talk

Ali Yaycıoğlu on the Ottoman Empire in the ‘age of revolutions’


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Ali Yaycıoğlu joins to discuss "Partners of the Empire: The Crisis of the
Ottoman Order in the Age of Revolutions" (Stanford University Press), examining the extraordinary upheavals in the Ottoman Empire at the turn of the 18th and 19th
centuries. In the conversation he talks about the long-term effects of the upheavals and what the period can tell us about contemporary Turkey’s turbulent
political landscape. 

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