Grants Program

Corinne Blake (Princeton University): Integration of Syrian Provincial Notables into Ottoman Bureaucracy between 1890- 1918.
Nurhan Isvan (University of Wisconsin-Madison): Emergence and Development of Local Notables in Rodoscuk, 1675-1725.
Nilufer Isvan-Hayat (University of Michigan): Production, Reproduction and Sexual Division of Labor in Rural Turkey.
Karen Murphy (University of Washington): Motivation of Distance Learners: the Case of the Turkish Open Education Faculty.

Caesar Farah, Preparations for a Symposium.
Irmgard Farah, Research on German Press Politics in Turkey until 1945.
Erika Gilson, Development of an Online Turkish Dictionary and Compilation of Turkish Database.
Daniel Goffman, Research on "European Merchants and Ottoman Officials: Struggle for Commercial Hegemony in the Levant, 1600-1700."
Patricia L. Hickman, Preliminary Work for Exhibition on Anatolian Women's Costumes.
Shaun Elizabeth Marmon, Study of the Eunuch Guardianship of the Mecca and Medina Sanctuaries.
Victor Ostapchuk, Research on Naval Raids of the Cossacks and the Ottoman Defense of the Black Sea, 1590-1650.
Leslie Peirce, Examine Ser'iye Court Records for a Social History of Women, 1450 1650.
Sabri Sayari, Research on Political Parties and Redemocratization in Turkey.
Stanford J. Shaw, Research on Jews of the Ottoman Empire, and Turkish War for Independence.
Karl Signell, Establish contacts to raise funds for the University of Maryland Center for Turkish Music.
Sinasi Tekin, Research on Personal Names and Names of Localities for Publication of Evkaf-i Sultani Defteri.

Emelie A. Olson, Study on the Effect of Social Change on four Families in Southwestern Turkey since 1964.
June O. Starr, Study on Legal Professionals within the Secular Turkish Legal System in mid-20th Century.
David S. Thomas, Develop a Computerized Database of Ottoman Population Statistics for Research and Teaching of Ottoman History.

Journals:
- Journal of Turkish Studies, Volume XIII, Essays Presented to Gerhard Doerfer on His Seventieth Birthday by His Colleagues and Students, 1987.
- Turkish Music Quarterly. Volume II. No. 4, 1989.
Books:
- Daniel Goffman, Izmir and the Levantine World, 1550-1650. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1990.
- Avigdor Levy, The Sephardim in the Ottoman Empire. Princeton and Washington, D.C.: Darwin Press and the Institute of Turkish Studies, 1992.

Cornell University (2nd year seed-money to establish a new position in Turkish language and history)
Washington University, St. Louis (3rd year seed-money to establish a full-time position in Turkish language and literature)

University of California, Berkeley (lectures on Turkish history, literature, language and music)
University of Chicago (lecture series, language circles)
Columbia University (Turkish language teaching workshop)
Fordham University (colloquium on "Turkey Through American Eyes: Images and Reality")
University of Michigan (lecture series)
Ohio State University (conference on Turkish literature)
University of Utah (intensive seminars)

Wilson J. Myers (complete pilot project for an aerial atlas of the archaeology of Turkey)
American Association of Teachers of Turkish (general program support)
Columbia University (support for the 1989 summer language consortium; transcription of taped interviews with Ataturk's associates)
Judah L. Magnes Museum (photographic and textile exhibition on the Jewish communities of Turkey)
Michigan State University (support for the 1989 Islamic calligraphy exhibit catalogue)
University of Michigan (acquisition of Turkish films and documentaries)
"1989 TSA/ITS Prize" (for the best article published in 1987-88: "Kemal Ataturk's Politico-Military Strategy in the Turkish War of Independence, 1919-1922: From Guerilla Warfare to the Decisive Battle" by George Gawrych)
Turkish Studies Association (annual endowment for the 'best graduate student paper in Turkish studies)