Grants Program

Linda Darling (University of Chicago): The Organization and Work of the Central Finance Department of the Ottoman Empire.
Eran Fraenkel (University of Pennsylvania): The Early Ottoman Period in the Balkans.
Paul Gilmer (University of Texas): The Use of Turkish among Jewish Population of Izmir.
Fatma Müge Göçek (Princeton University): The Rise of Western Influence in Ottoman Empire in the 18th Century.

Ludwig Adamec, Research on Turkish Influence on the Modernization in Afghanistan.
Richard Hofferbert, Work on Joint Publication on Public Policy and Political Change in Turkey.
William Mitchell, Comparative Study of Recovery of Earthquake Devastation in Two Localities.
Donald Quataert, Research on the Effect of Industrialization on Handicraft in the Ottoman Empire from 1750 to 1914.

Journals:
- Archivum Ottomanicum, Volume X, 1985.
- International Journal of Turkish Studies, Volume IV, No. 1, Summer 1987.
- Journal of Turkish Studies, Volume IX, 1985.
Books:
- Halil Inalcik, Kefe Defteri. Harvard University: Sources of Oriental Languages and Literatures, 1986.
- Raymond Lifchez ed., The Dervish Lodge: Architecture, Art and Sufism in Ottoman Turkey. Berkeley: University of California, Press, 1992.
- Pierre McKay (Translator), A Fifteenth-century Venetian's Adventures in Ottoman Lands: The Memoir of Gian-Maria Angiolello. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1986.
- Rhoads Murphey, Regional Structure in the Ottoman Economy: A Sultanic Memorandum of 1636 A.D. Concerning the Sources and Uses of the Tax-Farm Revenues of Anatolia and the Coastal and Northern Portions of Syria. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 1987.

Ohio State University (2nd year seed-money to establish a full-time position of Turkish language and literature)
University of Illinois (1st year seed-money to establish a Turkish language course)
Grants for Conferences, Lecture Series and Workshops University of Chicago (lecture series on Turkish Art and Architecture)
Columbia University (conference on "Rural Society in Anatolia")
Hunter College (conference on "Turkish Family and Household Structures")
Institute of World Affairs (conference on "Turkey, Internal Developments and Foreign Relations")
State University of New York at Binghamton (seminar on "The Social Structure of the Ottoman Empire prior to its Incorporation in the World Economy")
University of Texas at Austin (lecture on the "Historic and Contemporary Role of Turkey in the Middle East")
University of Utah (public lecture series on Turkey) Tufts University (public lectures on Turkey)

Andras Bodrogligeti (preparation of syllabus for course on the "Cultural History of the Turks")
Karen Murphy (production of videotape of Karagoz plays for high school and university students)
Barbara Walker (production and distribution of filmstrip "An American Teenager Visits Turkey")
Columbia University (preparation of Columbia Encyclopedia of the Modern Middle East)
Indiana University (to copy and catalog the U.C.L.A. Conk Collection)
Turkish Studies Association (preparation of materials for grade school and high school social studies)

Frank Ahmed (pre-World War I Turkish Immigration to the U.S.)
Stanford J. Shaw (Republic of Turkey databank at University of California, Los Angeles)
American Association of Teachers of Turkish (support for establishing the Association)
University of Chicago (Project on microfiching Ottoman Materials)
University of Pennsylvania (support for summer language consortium)
University of Wisconsin-Madison (outreach program)
Turkish Studies Association Annual Prize Award (annual endowment for the best publication in Turkish studies: the "M. Fuat Koprulu Book Prize" is awarded in even-numbered years to the best book published in the preceding two years; the "Omer Lutfi Barkan Article Prize" is awarded in odd numbered years to the best article published in the preceding two years)