The article focuses on the concept of enemy alien, a topic so far overlooked in Ottoman historiography. A study of the regime applied to the enemy aliens on the Ottoman homefront (the citizens of the Allied powers) during World War provides us with a new angle to understand the transformation of a cosmopolitan Empire into a nation-state in terms of property regime, law, and political sovereignty.
Cigdem Oguz (2021). Practicing national hegemony: The anti-enemy alien regime on the Ottoman Homefront during the First World War. Roma : Edizioni di Storia e Letteratura.
Practicing national hegemony: The anti-enemy alien regime on the Ottoman Homefront during the First World War
Cigdem Oguz
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2021
Abstract
The article focuses on the concept of enemy alien, a topic so far overlooked in Ottoman historiography. A study of the regime applied to the enemy aliens on the Ottoman homefront (the citizens of the Allied powers) during World War provides us with a new angle to understand the transformation of a cosmopolitan Empire into a nation-state in terms of property regime, law, and political sovereignty.File in questo prodotto:
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