Author: Ascher, Abraham; Halasi-Kun, Tibor; & Kiraly, Bela K.; editors:
Title: The Mutual Effects of the Islamic and Judeo-Christian Worlds: The East European Pattern
Description: Brooklyn [NY], Brooklyn College Press, 1979. orig.cloth. 22x14cm, xiii,230 pp, Series: Brooklyn College, Department of History, Studies on Society in Change, No. 3.. Minor rubbing. VG. ¶ Contains 12 papers. includes: O. Pritsak "The Role of the Bosporus Kingdom & Late Hellenism as the Basis for the Medieval Cultures of the Territories North of the Black Sea"; H. Inalcuk "Servile Labor in the Ottoman Empire"; S. Fischer-Galati "The Protestant Reformation & Islam"; D.A. Rustow " Western Nationalism & the Ottoman Empire"; A.W. Fisher "Social & Legal Aspects of Russian-Muslim Relations in the 19th Century: The Case of the Crimean Tatars"; J. Pelenski "State & Society in Muscovite Russia & the Mongol-Turkic System in the 16th-Century"; T. Halasi-Kun "Serbians & Rumanians in Ottoman Southeastern Hungary"; B.K. Kiraly & P. Pastor "The Sublime Porte & Ferenc II Rákóczi's Hungary: An Episode in Islamic- Christian Relations"; A.Z. Hertz "Muslims, Christians, & Jews in 16th Century Ottoman Belgrade"; U.U. Bates "The European Influence on Ottoman Architecture"; P.B. Golden "The Oguz Turkic (Ottoman/ Safavid) Elements in Georgian: Backround & Patterns"; W.G. Lockwood "Living Legacy of the Ottoman Empire: The Serbo-Croatian Speaking Moslems of Bosnia-Hercegovina".

Keywords: Ottoman Empire, Balkans, Turkey, Eastern Europe, Islam, Cultural History, Historiography, Serbia Bosnia, Georgia Hungary