A graduate seminar tracing how the Ottomans handled foreign relations across six centuries, from dictating terms at the height of empire to negotiating from weakness after the 18th century and finally building a modern foreign ministry. You'll read sefaretnames, treaties, and secondary literature on turning points like the Berlin Congress and the Balkan Wars, then produce an original research paper and present it to the seminar. Useful background for anyone planning to work on late Ottoman or early Republican history, since most of the period's political and reform debates run through its diplomatic record.
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Course Learning Outcomes: Course Learning Outcome Assessment Analyse the process through which the Ottoman Empire enacted its diplomatic relations. Midterm:Take-home In-class participation Final:Take-home research paper presentation Papers(s)/Reports Discuss the legacy of Ottoman and European diplomatic relations from the 14th to the 20th centuries and the important events in the history of Ottoman diplomatic relations. Midterm:Take-home In-class participation Final:Take-home research paper pres