« Anadolu Arkeolojileri » « Zaman İçinde İnsanoğlunun Barınağı Olarak Konut » Necmi Karul et Çiler Altınbilek-Algül (İstanbul Üniversitesi, Prehistorya Anabilim Dalı)22 Şubat arşamba 2012’de 18:00’da, IFEA’da« Gusir Höyük ve Neolitik Yaşam Biçiminim Oluşumu İle İlgili Bir Değerlendirme » sunum dili Türkçe’dir.
16 Janvier 2012 / Cartothèque de l’IFEA – la carte de la semaine :Carte « constantinople et environs » de 1829, carte militaire Française, éditée à Paris, au dépot général de la guerre.Le département d’Istanbul coté Thrace d’après des relevés exacts et des reconnaissances militaires très récentes. Beaucoups de nom de villages et lieux dit, bonne représentation du relief, du réseaux des cours d’eau et voiries de l’époque.Coll. privée : PL
9 Janvier 2012 / Cartothèque de l’IFEA – la carte de la semaine :Carte du Bosphore de Kiepert de 1890. On y distingue les principaux villages de Constantinople, les rivières ainsi que le camp militaire du nord Ouest du département.
Journée d’études 6-7 janvier 2012 Institut Français d’études Anatoliennes – Istanbul Organisée par : Yavuz Aykan (doctorant Ehess – Université de Munich), Juliette Dumas (doctorante Ehess – IFEA) et Işık Tamdoğan (chercheur CNRS – IFEA) I. Pluralité des institutions judiciaires et leur interaction Zouhair Ghazzal (Professeur, Loyola University, Chicago): “The parallel adjudication of the “Egyptian” majlis in Aleppo in 1838” Charles Wilkins (Assistant Professor, Wake Forest University) “Provincial Governors as Judicial Authorities: The Assessment and Collection of Legal Fines in Seventeenth-Century Aleppo”. İşık Tamdoğan (chercheur CNRS/IFEA, Istanbul)« The relationship between the Wednesday Assembly and the qadis of Istanbul in the 18th century». Nil Tekgül (Doctorante, Bilkent Üniversitesi)« Osmanlı Klasik uygulamasında eyalet divanının niteliği ve fonksiyonu üzerine değerlendirmeler » Panagiotis Krokidas (Doctorant-archiviste,
Workshop 6-7 Ocak 2012 Fransız Anadolu araştırmaları Enstitüsü – Istanbul Düzenleyenler:Yavuz Aykan (Ehess – Munich Univ. Doktora öğrencisi), Juliette Dumas (Ehess – IFEA Doktora öğrencisi) ve Işık Tamdoğan (CNRS – IFEA Araştırmacısı) Justice in Ottoman society was made through a complex configuration, sustained by the interaction of different sources of legal references (Sharia, Kanun and custom) as well as different institutions or actors, giving rise to a multiplicity of different practices. If the plurality of legal references in the operative field of justice (i.e. in the Ottoman qadi courts) has long occupied the attention of researchers, the study of the multiplicity of actors and institutions operating in the field of justice has remained rather on the margins of the interest of legal historians. This workshop
One Year fixed-term contract based in London Funding: £ 34,000 Closing date: 31 January 2012 The Institute of Ismaili Studies has the object of promoting scholarship and learning of Muslim cultures and societies, historical as well as contemporary, and a better understanding of their relationship with other societies and faiths. Your main responsibilities will be to undertake research as part of current and future projects related to Shi‘i Studies with a view towards preparing a specific work for publication directed to assess the state of the study of Shi‘i Islam in the Arabic and/or Persian-speaking world(s). Other duties include presenting seminar papers of your research and participating in the research life of the Department through attending all relevant meetings, workshops
