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Once a year the Max Weber Foundation (MWS) confers
Gerald D. Feldman Travel Grants to academics in the qualification phase with an international focus.
The travel grants are meant to improve the career opportunities for humanities and
social science academics in their qualification phase. The scientists conduct a self-chosen research project
in at least two and at most three host countries which are home to MWS institutes and branches

Gerald D. Feldman Travel Grants

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Publications Pera-Blätter 36 More What’s New and What’s Ahead in Ottoman and Turkish Women’s,
Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Bonn 2022 Adak, Hülya; Wittmann, Richard (Hrsg.)

Mapping Gender :
Now online: The two last editions of

“The Ledger - Bulletin of the Feriköy
Protestant Cemetery Initiative” More Publications Pera-Blätter 35 More Ottoman-Safavid Relations in the Sixteenth Century and the
Importance of the Nakkaşhane. Bonn 2022 Uluç, Lâle New publication by
Melike Şahinol, Burak Taşdizen, Gülşah Başkavak
“Hair:y_less Masculinities. A Cartography”
Freely accessible: https://doi.org/10.25360/01-2022-00000

This Science Communication book gathers, documents and presents the visual data that accumulated throughout the 2-year fieldwork, involving photographs of operation theaters, sketches of medical professionals and patients within hair transplantation and laser hair removal processes. The authors scrutinize ways in which hair constructs gender regimes, especially regimes of masculinities. More New Publication in the Research Priority
The Protestant Cemetery at Feriköy:
Documenting four centuries of Protestant presence in Turkey More Brian Johnson, Richard Wittmann:
A Brief Guide to Istanbul’s Feriköy Protestant Cemetery
(Istanbul: The Feriköy Protestant Cemetery Initiative, 2020; online edition) Neuerscheinung im Forschungsfeld
„Selbstzeugnisse als Quellen zur Geschichte des späten Osmanischen Reichs“ More Gwendolyn Collaço (Ed.): Prints and Impressions from Ottoman Smyrna. The Collection de costumes civils et militaires, scènes populaires, et vues de l’Asie-Mineure Album (1836-38) at Harvard University’s Fine Arts Library. With historical comments by Evangelia Balta & Richard Wittmann. (Memoria. Fontes minores ad Historiam Imperii Ottomanici Pertinentes, vol. 4). Max Weber Stiftung: Bonn, 2019 Online edition: https://perspectivia.net/publikationen/memoria/collaco_smyrna Blog More The Orient-Institut Istanbul’s

Blog is now online New publication Istanbuler Texte und Studien Band 46:
Leyla von Mende
„Heutiger Nachbar – gestriger Untertan“. Impressionen osmanischer und türkischer Südosteuropa-Reisender (1890–1940)
Ergon Verlag Baden-Baden 2021 More New publication Istanbuler Texte und Studien vol. 47: Evangelia Balta (ed.)
Registering Life in a Multicultural City: Late Ottoman Nicosia
Volume ΙΙ

Supplementum 1
Greek and Ottoman Fiscal Registers (1825-1833)

Supplementum 2
Ottoman Censuses (1839-1877)

Ergon Verlag, Baden-Baden, 2022 More

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Orient-Institut Istanbul
The Orient-Institut Istanbul is a turkological and regional academic research institute affiliated with the Max Weber Foundation. In close cooperation with Turkish and international scholars, it is dedicated to a variety of research areas. In addition, the Orient-Institut Istanbul is active in the area of academic exchange between Germany and Turkey.

The Institute is located in the Cihangir district of Istanbul, close to Taksim Square, one of the cultural and transportational hubs of the city. Surrounded by numerous archives, manuscript collections, museums, and art galleries, the Institute offers unique opportunities for research on Ottoman, Mediterranean, and Turkish culture, history, and society.

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Self-Narratives as Sources for the History of the Late Ottoman Empire

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