JOURNAL SPECIAL ISSUE: Journal of the History of International Law/Revue d'histoire du droit international, Symposium on International Legal Histories of the Ottoman Empire, co-edited by Umut Özsu and Thomas Skouteris

(Source: Brill)

The Journal of the History of International Law/Revue d'histoire du droit international 

has prepared a special issue on the International Legal Histories of the Ottoman Empire Symposium, co-edited by Umut Özsu and Thomas Skouteris.

Table of Contents:

International Legal Histories of the Ottoman Empire: An Introduction to the Symposium (Umut Özsu and Thomas Skouteris)

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European Legal Doctrines on Intervention and the Status of the Ottoman Empire within the ‘Family of Nations’ Throughout the Nineteenth Century (Davide Rodogno)

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War without War: The Battle of Navarino, the Ottoman Empire, and the Pacific Blockade (Will Smiley)

Page Count 69

The Ottoman ‘School’ of International Law as Featured in Textbooks (Berdal Aral)

Page Count 97

International Lawyers without Public International Law: The Case of Late Ottoman Egypt (Will Hanley)

Page Count 119

Forced Migration as Nation-Building: The League of Nations, Minority Protection, and the Greek-Turkish Population Exchange (Sarah Shields)

Page Count 145