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Anatolian Livestock Trade in the Late Ottoman Empire

ID 490336
Slug anatolian-livestock-trade-in-the-late-ottoman-empire-yonca-koksal-ozyasar
Contributors
Author : Yonca Köksal Özyaşar
Author : Can Nacar
Annotation This book examines a combination of environmental, economic, social, and political constraints that shaped the involvement of four Eastern Mediterranean ports in livestock breeding and trade.
Description This book analyzes the expansion of the Anatolian livestock trade, focusing on sheep and cattle, during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries— a period marked by significant changes in state policies, society and environment. It examines the impact of these changes on both human and non-human actors, maps trade routes and networks, and explores their transformations over time, thereby contributing to the literature on Ottoman environmental and socioeconomic history. <br />The book identifies three regions -central, northeastern, and northwestern Anatolia- and four Eastern Mediterranean ports (İzmir, İskenderun, Mersin, and Antalya) as major centers of livestock trade. It examines a combination of environmental, economic, social, and political dynamics that shaped the emergence of these regions as primary suppliers of sheep to Istanbul and the ports as gateways for livestock exports. <br />By highlighting diverse ecosystems and socioeconomic dynamics, and utilizing a variety of primary sources including Ottoman and British state documents, newspapers, memoirs, and travel accounts, the book aims to address several key questions: How did the ecosystems and socioeconomic dynamics of these regions and ports change in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries? What were the repercussions of these changes on livestock production and trade? And how did they impact the organization of livestock and meat trade in Istanbul?
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696 Sociaal economische geschiedenis NUR
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Publisher Leiden University Press
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Language eng
Page count 220
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Publication date first 2024-09-26
Publication date latest 2024-09-30
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  • ISBN: 9789087284350 (BB)

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