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Chemistry of doctrine: part-II 1815-1914, a revolution in naval warfare / Sloan, Geoff

Sloan, Geoff	Journal Article
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Publication	2013.
Summary/Abstract	In the second part of his series of articles, the author examines the development of naval doctrine through the 18th century, culminating in the production and publication of the fighting doctrine which informed the first world war, and governed the conduct of the battle of Jutland in 1916

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Maritime Strategy ; Naval Strategy ; Maritime Security ; Battle of Jutland ; Technological Change ; Doctrine ;
Naval Doctrine ; Maritime Doctrine ; Royal Navy ; History - 20th century ; Naval Security ; British Navy ;
Naval War ; History 19th Century ; Royal British Navy ; Warfighting Doctrine ; Doctrinal Triptych ; Naval Warfighting Doctrine ;
Fighting Doctrine ; History - UK ; History - Naval ; Chemical Doctrine ; History

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ID: 128456

Heritage of the Khakass scholar Nickolay Fyodorovich Katanov / Salata, G.A

Salata, G.A	Journal Article
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2013.

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Over 150 years have passed since the birth of one of the most talented, productive and brightest researchers of two past centuries. It has become usual that when they talk about the study of Siberia, particularly of Khakassia, first of all they begin to talk about a meaning - path-breaking. Researches in the sphere of humanities are not an exception. In a famed cohort of Russian pioneering orientalists, one of the first places belongs to outstanding Russian scholar-Turcologist, pedagogue Nickolay Fyodorovich Katanov.

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Russia ; Europe ; Asia ; Scientific Development ; Russian History ; History 19th Century ;
History 20th Century ; Nickolay Fyodorovich Katanov ; Broad Socio-Cultural ; Historic Coordinates ; Khakass Scholar ; Historical Interest ;
Scientific Interest ; History

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ID: 128221

Transforming an empire: the Ottoman Empire's immigration and settlement policies in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries / Kale, Basak

Kale, Basak	Journal Article
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2014.

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The Ottoman Empire's immigration and settlement policies were redefined in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as a result of the population movements caused by the rise of nationalism, wars and territorial losses. With changing demographics and the acceptance of a new citizenship concept by the Tanzimat Edict in 1839, the millet system which had previously secured the multi-ethnic and multi-religious nature of the empire for centuries was challenged. The central argument of the paper is that the Ottoman state responded to these challenges by supporting a liberal migration and settlement policy in an institutionalized and highly complex structure through the pioneering Ottoman Migration Commission. Although certain restrictions later took place due to internal and external factors such as a changing economic, social and political climate, the institutionalized settlement and migration policy proves that a multi-dimensional system was developed in response to the challenges of a dissolving and yet transforming Empire.

Key Words

Europe ; Political Change ; Ottoman Empire ; Political Settlement ; History - Europe ; Social Environment ;
Political Climate ; Ottoman States ; Political Immigration ; Settlement Politics ; History 19th Century ; History 20th Century ;
Transforming Empire ; Liberal Migration ; Economic Climate ; Multi-Dimensional System ; History ; Political History

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