Grants Program

Catalina Chesley (University of Michigan): Cultural Integration and Socioeconomic Mobility of Second-generation Residents of a Gecekondu.
Douglas Howard (Indiana University): Changes in the Administration of Timar System, 1566-1656.
Hasan Kayali (Harvard University): Turkish-Arab Relations in the Second Constitutional Period of the Ottoman Empire, 1908-1918.
Fusun Leventoglu (University of Chicago): The Acquisition of Tense Markers by Turkish Children.
Ruth Mandel (University of Chicago): Consequences and Patterns of Migration from Turkey to West Germany, and Repatriation of Gastarbeiters.
Beatrice St. Laurent (Harvard University): Architecture and Urban Development of Bursa during the 19th and early 20th Centuries

Emelie Olson, Ethnographic Study of Symbol Systems and Ritual Events in the Visits by Turkish Women to the Shrines of Muslim Saints.
Mark Pinson, Research on Migration between Ottoman Balkans and Russia in 18th-19th Centuries, and on the Tanzimat in Bulgaria.
Sarah Shields, Study of Records on the Mossul Provincial Budget in the 19th Century.
Grace Smith, Research on the Role of Food in Turkish Religious Context from 15th to 20th Century.
Walter Weiker, Study on the History of the Jewish Community in Turkey.

Rifa'at Ali Abou-El-Haj, Study on the Social, Political and Economic Crises of 17th Century Ottoman Empire.
Bruce Kuniholm, Research on book on US-Turkish Relations.

Journals:
- Archivum Ottomanicum, Volume XI, 1986.
- Journal of Turkish Studies, Volume X, Essays Presented to Halil Inalcik on His Seventieth Birthday by His Colleagues and Students, 1987.
Books:
- Frank Ahmed, Turks in America: The Ottoman Turk's Immigrant Experience. Greenwich, C.T.: Columbia International, 1993.
- Zeynep Celik, The Remaking of Istanbul: Portrait of an Ottoman City in the Nineteenth Century. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1986.
- Thomas Goodrich, The Ottoman Turks and the New World: A Study of Tarih-i Hind-i Garbi and Sixteenth Century Ottoman Americana. Wiesbaden: Otto Harassowitz, 1990.

Harvard University (salary for teaching assistant for Ottoman poetry class)
Ohio State University (3rd year seed-money to establish a full-time position of Turkish language and literature)
University of Illinois (2nd year seed-money to establish a Turkish language course)
University of Texas at Austin (1st year seed-money to establish a full-time position of Turkish language and literature)

Brandeis University (workshop on "Jews in the Ottoman Empire")
University of California, Berkeley (conference on the "Veneration of Saints and Sainthood in the Muslim World")
University of Chicago (Turkish language circles)
Indiana University (conference on the "Turkic World in the 1980's")
University of Michigan (lectures on modem Turkish literature)
Princeton University (lectures and workshop on "Ethnicity in the Central and Arab Lands of the Ottoman Empire")
University of Texas at Austin (multi-media presentation on Turkey during University International Fair)
Tufts University (workshop on the Turkish economy) University of Utah (intensive seminars in Turkish studies)

American Association of Teachers of Turkish (elementary level vocabulary project; survey of Turkish language teaching materials)
Giiliz Kuruoglu (development of a reader and texts for 1st and 2nd year Turkish)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (exhibition of Sinan's architectural drawings)
Stanford J. Shaw (Republic of Turkey databank at University of California, Los Angeles)
Gonul Tekin/Isenbike Aricanli (research project on Ahmedi's Iskendername)
University of Wisconsin-Madison (outreach program)
"1986 TSA/ITS Prize" (for best book published in 1984-85: Poetry's Voice, Society's Song by Walter Andrews)