Ottoman Bulgaria in the first Tanzimat period -the revolts in Nish (1841) and Vidin (1850)

REVIEWS GOAL IN OTTOMAN POLICY OF FIRST TANZIMAT REFORM PERIOD (1839-56) OF REDUCING DISCONTENT OF NON-MUSLIM SUBJECTS. INDICATES WHAT GROWING SEPARATIST ACTIVITY BY BULGARIANS SHOWS ABOUT SHORTCOMINGS OF OTTOMAN POLICY AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION. RECOUNTS CIRCUMSTANCES OF AND RESPONSES TO TWO PEASANT R...

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Published in:Middle Eastern studies 1975-05, Vol.11 (2), p.103-146
Main Author: Pinson, Mark
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
AUTONOMY
BULGARIA
COLONIZATION AND COLONIALISM
Consuls
Government reform
Income taxes
Land ownership
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Middle Eastern studies
Muslims
NATIONALISM
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR, NONEXECUTIVE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE
Peasant class
POLITICAL MOVEMENT
Popular uprisings
PRE-REVOLUTIONARY RUSSIA
Public administration
PUBLIC POLICY
REFORM, REFORMERS
RELATIONS BETWEEN OR AMONG BRANCHES OR DEPARTMENTS OF THE SAME GOVERNMENT
SERBIA
Taxation
TAXING, TAXATION
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Summary:REVIEWS GOAL IN OTTOMAN POLICY OF FIRST TANZIMAT REFORM PERIOD (1839-56) OF REDUCING DISCONTENT OF NON-MUSLIM SUBJECTS. INDICATES WHAT GROWING SEPARATIST ACTIVITY BY BULGARIANS SHOWS ABOUT SHORTCOMINGS OF OTTOMAN POLICY AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION. RECOUNTS CIRCUMSTANCES OF AND RESPONSES TO TWO PEASANT REVOLTS IN BULGARIA. ASSESSES RUSSIAN AND SERBIAN INVOLVEMENT TO ACCOUNT FOR ATTENTION GIVEN BY OTTOMANS.
ISSN:0026-3206
1743-7881
DOI:10.1080/00263207508700291