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Kegan Paul International, 1994. — 365 p.Notes
MapsAn Interpretation of the Concept of the "Islamic City"AlasashiHistorical Overview
1830-1880
1880-1904
1904-1920
1920-1956 (1962)
1956 (1962) -1970
Recent Trends
The Concept of the "Islamic City"
WaqfEndowment
Guilds
Iisba
Ulama
The Jews
Saints' Cults
Social History
Urban Architecture and Planning
Population, Trade, and Urban-rural Relations
General Histories, Histories of Relations with Other Countries
Urban Power Structure and PoliticsHistorical Outline
Physical Structures and Topography
Political and Social Structures
Research in Arab Countries
Japanese Research
Studies According to Region and City
Iraq
Basra and Kufa
Wii~it
Baghdad
Samarra
Mosul and Other Cities in the Jazira Region
Syria
Damascus
Aleppo
Jerusalem
The Mediterranean Coast
The Inland Region
Egypt
Fustat and Cairo
Other Cities
Conclusion: Problems and PerspectivesThe Formative Period of Turkish Urban Studies
Studies in Western Countries
Studies by Turkish Scholars
From the 19408 to the 1970s
Guilds
Studies on the Formation of Cities
Ottoman Cities in Socia-economic Studies
Recent Trends
The Development of Anatolian Cities and Their Networks
The Internal Structure of Cities
Urban Administration
Guilds and Merchants
Quarters
WaqfEndowments
Social Groups
Studies about Urban Space
Urban Space
Architecture and Its Functions
Studies on the Transformation of Cities in the 19th CenturyChronological Outline
Urban Space
Geographical Characteristics
Historical Geography
History of Architecture
Studies Concerning Urban Society
Urban Administration
Notables and Ulama
Guilds and Artisans
Quarters
Ayyar and Luti: Urban Outlaws
Popular Movements in the Cities
Bazars and Merchants
Waqf Endowment
City and Nomads
OthersCentral AsiaHistorical Survey
Recent Trends
General
Architecture
City and Nomads
Administration: The City and Political Power
Crafts: Production and Organization
Urban Dwellers
Waqf Endowment
OthersReinterpreting Urban Studies: Towards a New Perspective--
The City as a Frame of Reference
The City as Space
The City as a Point ofIntersection
The City as an Association
The City as History
The City as Culture