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Elite Configurations and Clusters of Power
The Ulema, Waqf, and Ottoman State (1789-1839)
著 / Selim Argun
出版社　IBN HALDUN UNIVERSITY PRESS
2022年, 英語
16 × 24 cm
305p, ソフトカバー
ISBN 9786257249652

【状態】
新品

タンジマート前夜のオスマン帝国におけるエリート対立を紐解く『Elite Configurations』。ウラマーの実態と、国家によるワクフ収入の中央集権化の本質をエリート紛争理論から見直す英語学術書。

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface to the Second Edition
Editorial Note
WÄW
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Notes On Tranliteration Dates and Pronunciation of Turkish Words
Introduction

CHAPTER ONE
OTTOMAN POLITICAL STRUCTURE AND THE ULEMA:
THE PRE-TANZIMAT PERIOD

The 'ulama' in Historical Context
The Ulema in Ottoman Context
　The Ottoman Education System and the Ulema
　The Ottoman Ulema in the Service of the Sovereign

The Ulema within the Ottoman Elite Context
　Patrimonial-Career-Structure
　The Economic Privileges of the Ottoman Ulema
　Security and Immunity for the Ulema
　The Pen is Mightier than the Sword or the Power of Fetva
　Relations between Ulema and Umera (Rulers) in the Ottoman Hierarchy

Conclusion

CHAPTER TWO
THE WAQF AS LEVERAGE POR ELITE
INSTITUTIONALIZATION IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE

The Waqf in the Islamic Context
　Components of Waqf
　Legal Framework of the Waf
　Causality for the Civilizational Magnitude of the Waqf
　Applications and Uses of Waqfs
　Waqfs for Micro-Financing and Credit Provisioning
　Motivations for Establishing a Waqf

The Waqfin the Ottoman Elite Context
　Ladies Bountiful: Elite Women and Waqf
　Waqfand Ulema Aristocracy

Conclusion

CHAPTER THREE
CENTRALIZATION OF AWQAF
AS A TOOL FOR ELITE RECONFIGURATION

European Centralizations

Ottoman Centralization
　Reasons for the Mahmudian Centralization
　Centralization and Elite Elimination
　Outcomes of Centralization

CHAPTER FOUR
REPORMS, ELITE CONFLICTE AND
HISTORICAL CONTINGENCY

Heyd and Dichotomy Model

Elite Conflict Theory and Contingency Factors

The Kabakçı Revolt as a Collision of Antagonist Elite Coalitions
　Reaching Down to Allies

Conclusion

CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX