#smrgKİTABEVİ Latin and Eastern Catholicism in Ottoman Anatolia : Social Economic and Religious Inquiries from 14th-20th Centuries -
Anaïs Massot and Padraic Rohan
PART ONE - MISSIONS: RIVALRIES AND COMPARISONS
Conflicts and Rivalries in the Catholic Mission in Ottoman Anatolia between the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries. Theodosios Kyriakidis
Faith, Diplomacy, & Imperial Rivalries: The Assumptionist Mission in Comparative Perspective. Ediz Hazir
The Kumkapı Mission of the Assumptionist Congregation in Istanbul. Elçin Macar
PART TWO - CHURCHES: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND MATERIALITY
The Interior World of Armenian Catholics in 1890s Mardin: The Materiality of Sourp Hovsep Church (1894). Alyson Wharton-Durgaryan
Bursa's Latin and Armenian Catholic Religious and Cultural Heritage, from the 19th Century until Today. Vanessa R. de Obaldía & Ersoy Soydan
PART THREE - EASTERN CATHOLICISM: CONVERSION AND POLITICS
Conversion, Coercion and Conformity: The Chaldean Catholic Church's Expansion (1804–1914). Nicholas Al-Jeloo
Russia's Policy Formation toward Armenian Catholics: Focusing on the Role of the Caucasian Viceroyalty/High Commissioner's Office and the Armenian Church (1878–1909). Masayuki Ishimoto
PART FOUR - IZMIR: JURISDICTION, URBAN PRESENCE, SOURCES
Ottoman Attitudes Towards the Re-establishment of the Catholic See of Izmir (Smyrna) in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century. Radu Dipratu
Catholic Churches and Convents of Smyrna Before, During, and After the Cretan War: A Political Urban History. Alper Metin
Fin de la mission des Jésuites à Smyrne en 1778 : Après une existence de 155 ans. Rinaldo Marmara
PART FIVE - BEYOND ANATOLIA: FROM SYRIA TO THE BALKANS
Translation and the Rise of Catholicism in 18th-Century Aleppo. Joshua Mugler
The Apostolic Delegate of Mesopotamia in the Late Ottoman period: Power, Information and Financial Networks between the Holy See, Latin Missionaries and Eastern Catholic Churches. Matthieu Gosse
Ecclesiastical Education and Social Practices in the Catholic Enclaves of the Ottoman Empire in the 17th Century. A Comparative perspective. Cristina Codarcea
CONTRIBUTORS' BIOGRAPHIES
Anaïs Massot and Padraic Rohan
PART ONE - MISSIONS: RIVALRIES AND COMPARISONS
Conflicts and Rivalries in the Catholic Mission in Ottoman Anatolia between the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries. Theodosios Kyriakidis
Faith, Diplomacy, & Imperial Rivalries: The Assumptionist Mission in Comparative Perspective. Ediz Hazir
The Kumkapı Mission of the Assumptionist Congregation in Istanbul. Elçin Macar
PART TWO - CHURCHES: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND MATERIALITY
The Interior World of Armenian Catholics in 1890s Mardin: The Materiality of Sourp Hovsep Church (1894). Alyson Wharton-Durgaryan
Bursa's Latin and Armenian Catholic Religious and Cultural Heritage, from the 19th Century until Today. Vanessa R. de Obaldía & Ersoy Soydan
PART THREE - EASTERN CATHOLICISM: CONVERSION AND POLITICS
Conversion, Coercion and Conformity: The Chaldean Catholic Church's Expansion (1804–1914). Nicholas Al-Jeloo
Russia's Policy Formation toward Armenian Catholics: Focusing on the Role of the Caucasian Viceroyalty/High Commissioner's Office and the Armenian Church (1878–1909). Masayuki Ishimoto
PART FOUR - IZMIR: JURISDICTION, URBAN PRESENCE, SOURCES
Ottoman Attitudes Towards the Re-establishment of the Catholic See of Izmir (Smyrna) in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century. Radu Dipratu
Catholic Churches and Convents of Smyrna Before, During, and After the Cretan War: A Political Urban History. Alper Metin
Fin de la mission des Jésuites à Smyrne en 1778 : Après une existence de 155 ans. Rinaldo Marmara
PART FIVE - BEYOND ANATOLIA: FROM SYRIA TO THE BALKANS
Translation and the Rise of Catholicism in 18th-Century Aleppo. Joshua Mugler
The Apostolic Delegate of Mesopotamia in the Late Ottoman period: Power, Information and Financial Networks between the Holy See, Latin Missionaries and Eastern Catholic Churches. Matthieu Gosse
Ecclesiastical Education and Social Practices in the Catholic Enclaves of the Ottoman Empire in the 17th Century. A Comparative perspective. Cristina Codarcea
CONTRIBUTORS' BIOGRAPHIES