Papers - FUJINAMI Nobuyoshi

オスマン帝国の解体―「ヨーロッパ」の成立と「中東」の誕生

藤波伸嘉

岩間陽子・君塚直隆・細谷雄一編『ハンドブック　ヨーロッパ外交史―ウェストファリアからブレグジットまで』   80 - 81   2022.4

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イスラムと民主主義―誰が、何のために論じるのか

藤波伸嘉

吉澤誠一郎監修『論点・東洋史学―アジア・アフリカへの問い158』   296 - 297   2022.1

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オスマン帝国の解体―何が失われ、何が忘れられたのか

藤波伸嘉

吉澤誠一郎監修『論点・東洋史学―アジア・アフリカへの問い158』   224 - 225   2022.1

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〔全訳〕オスマン帝国憲法

藤波 伸嘉

東洋文庫レポジトリ   -   2022

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カリフなき世界の共和国―オスマン法からトルコ法へ〈合同部会〉「主権国家」再考Part 4―国民国家の再点検

藤波伸嘉

歴史学研究   ( 1015 )   164 - 175   2021.10

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The Ottoman Empire and International Law

藤波 伸嘉

Tony Carty (ed.), Oxford Bibliographies in International Law   2021.8

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<p>The Ottoman Empire has long been a marginal subject in both the history and theory of international law. With the imperial turn in historiography and the postcolonial turn to history in legal studies, researchers challenge the stereotype of “the Sick Man of Europe,” paying due attention to the Ottomans’ own understanding of international law and society. Most importantly, throughout its centuries-long existence, the Ottoman Empire did not find itself vis-à-vis a monolithic, stable, and ready-made set of rules and ideas we today refer to as international law. On the contrary, interactions with the Ottomans—the Other par excellence for Christian Europe—helped transform droit public européen into modern international law. Neither the Islamic nor the Christian precepts predetermined this course of events. “Islamic” explanation was of little help in understanding the Ottomans’ relationship with the European powers. Notwithstanding the Islamic ideal of Holy War, the Ottoman Empire was among the key actors in the European balance of power. In the 19th century, however, Europeans increasingly established discrimination against Muslim Ottomans as a rule in international law, rarely perceiving their desire to be a full member of international society. Overall, the Ottoman Empire offers a fresh perspective for a truly universal history of international law.</p>

DOI： 10.1093/obo/9780199796953-0227

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Defining Religion in a State that wasn’t: Autonomous Crete and the Question of Post-Ottoman Millet System Reviewed International journal

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Journal of Church and State   63 ( 2 )   256 - 277   2021.6

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Hasan Fehmi Pasha and the Birth of Ottoman International Legal Studies International journal

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History   6 ( 1 )   145 - 163   2021.1

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Hellenizing the Empire Through Historiography: Pavlos Karolidis and Greek Historical Writing in the Late Ottoman Empire

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Dimitris Stamatopoulos (ed.), Imagined Empires: Tracing Imperial Nationalism in Eastern and Southeastern EuropeUniversity Press   29 - 55   2021

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カリフなき世界の共和国―オスマン法からトルコ法へ〈合同部会〉「主権国家」再考Part 4―国民国家の再点検

藤波 伸嘉

歴史学研究   1015   164 - 175   2021

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Arbitrating Capitulations: Small Versus Barbarous in the 1901 Greco-Ottoman Consular Convention International journal

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History   5 ( 2 )   431 - 451   2020.7

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The Ecumenical Patriarchate in the Age of Ottoman Suzerainty Invited

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Takashi Okamoto (ed.), A World History of Suzerainty: A Modern History of East and West Asia and Translated Concepts   241 - 270   2019.6

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Between Sovereignty and Suzerainty: History of the Ottoman Privileged Provinces Invited

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

41 - 69   2019.6

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Law for Tanzimat: Islam and Sovereignty in Kemalpaşazade Sait’s Legal Thought Reviewed

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Die Welt des Islams   59 ( 2 )   171 - 188   2019.5

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転換期の憲法 Invited

藤波伸嘉

小松久男編『歴史の転換期10　1905年　革命のうねりと連帯の夢』   202 - 265   2019.3

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‘Abd al-Ḥamīd al-Zahrāwī and His Thought Reconsidered: An Intellectual Portrait of the Arab Nationalist as an Ottoman Politician Invited Reviewed

Nobuyoshi Fujinami

Osmanlı Araştırmaları = The Journal of Ottoman Studies   51   239 - 263   2018.4

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The First Ottoman History of International Law Reviewed

Fujinami Nobuyoshi

Turcica   48   245 - 270   2017.10

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Nicolas N. Saripolos and the Constitution of Crete

Fujinami Nobuyoshi

The Study of International Relations   43   29 - 46   2017.3

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Arbitration and Capitulations: International Lawyers' Views on the 1901 Consular Convention between the Ottoman Empire and Greece Reviewed

Fujinami Nobuyoshi

Shigaku-Zasshi   125 ( 11 )   1 - 36   2016.11

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Georgios Streit on Crete: International Law, Greece, and the Ottoman Empire Reviewed

Fujinami Nobuyoshi

Journal of Modern Greek Studies   34 ( 2 )   321 - 342   2016.10

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