197 research outputs found
EyĂŒb
Taha Toros ArĆivi, Dosya No: 27- EyĂŒpÄ°stanbul Kalkınma Ajansı (TR10/14/YEN/0033) Ä°stanbul Development Agency (TR10/14/YEN/0033
Djerba
SituĂ©e Ă lâextrĂ©mitĂ© sud-est du Golfe de GabĂšs, la Petite Syrte des Anciens, Djerba est la plus grande â avec 538 km2 de superficie â et surtout la plus cĂ©lĂšbre des Ăźles du littoral dâAfrique du Nord. Elle nâest sĂ©parĂ©e du continent que par deux Ă©troits passages â celui entre Adjim et Djorf Ă lâouest et celui dâEl Kantara Ă lâest -qui encadrent la mer de Bou Grara*. Une zone de hauts-fonds qui lâenveloppe entiĂšrement, une marĂ©e dont lâamplitude est ici de 1,30 m en pĂ©riode de vives eaux, rend..
Djerba
SituĂ©e Ă lâextrĂ©mitĂ© sud-est du Golfe de GabĂšs, la Petite Syrte des Anciens, Djerba est la plus grande â avec 538 km2 de superficie â et surtout la plus cĂ©lĂšbre des Ăźles du littoral dâAfrique du Nord. Elle nâest sĂ©parĂ©e du continent que par deux Ă©troits passages â celui entre Adjim et Djorf Ă lâouest et celui dâEl Kantara Ă lâest -qui encadrent la mer de Bou Grara*. Une zone de hauts-fonds qui lâenveloppe entiĂšrement, une marĂ©e dont lâamplitude est ici de 1,30 m en pĂ©riode de vives eaux, rend..
Dye doped Nanoparticles in Biomedical Diagnostics
Dye doped nanoparticles are new class of fluorescent labels. They are typically made of silica or polystyrene with tens of thousands of fluorescent dyes entrapped in the pores of its polymer matrix
Alger
PrĂ©histoire (G. Camps) Si le site propre du vieil Alger, face aux Ăźlots de lâAmirautĂ©, ne rĂ©vĂšle que fort peu de traces dâoccupation humaine prĂ©historique, il nâen est pas de mĂȘme du Sahel dâAlger, rĂ©gion aujourdâhui en grande partie urbanisĂ©e. Par Sahel dâAlger on entend lâensemble du massif de la BouzarĂ©ah, qui atteint 400 m dâaltitude, et de ses abords, entre lâoued Mazafran Ă lâouest et le cours infĂ©rieur de lâHarrach Ă lâest. Ce massif constitue un mĂŽle palĂ©ozoĂŻque qui avance dans la MĂ©d..
Barbary Coast in the expansion of international society: piracy, privateering and corsairing as primary institutions
From the âlongâ sixteenth century the Ottoman regencies of North Africa operated as major centres of piracy and privateering across the Mediterranean sea. Though deemed by emerging European powers to be an expression of the âbarbarianâ status of Muslim and Ottoman rulers and peoples, piracy and corsairing in fact played a major role in the development of the âprimaryâ or âmasterâ institutions of international society such as sovereignty, war and international law. Far from representing a âbarbarianâ challenge to the European âstandard of civilizationâ, piracy and privateering in the modern Mediterranean acted as contradictory vehicles in the
affirmation of that very standard.
This paper explores in some historical detail the ways in which piracy and corsairing off the Barbary Coast in effect acted as âderivativeâ primary institutions of international society, as Barry Buzan has labelled them. It argues that piracy and corsairing simultaneously contributed to the construction of north African sovereignty whilst also prompting successive wars and treaties aimed at outlawing such practices. The cumulative effect of these complex historical experiences was certainly the expansion of international society and its accompanying master institutions. Yet the manner of their consolidation â at least in the western Mediterranean - suggests that primary institutions of international society owe much more to âbarbarismâ and âillegalityâ than is commonly acknowledged
Estambul y MĂ©xico
ApartĂĄndose de las visiones eurocentristas que ven en las ciudades de Estambul y MĂ©xico del siglo XVI sĂłlo "periferias exĂłticas" sin conexiĂłn, este artĂculo describe problemas de orden teĂłrico y metodolĂłgico que surgen cuando se comparan dos fuentes relegadas por la historiografĂa tradicional. El texto presenta un primer acercamiento a una obra en proceso (Et lĂ bas quelle heure est-il? L'Islam et l'AmĂ©rique Ă la fin de la Renaissance), en la que se analizarĂĄn con detalle los contenidos sociales, culturales, polĂticos y econĂłmicos que las fuentes despliegan en sus puntos de conexiĂłn y en el contexto de la mundializaciĂłn
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