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BAŞAK TUĞ ONARAN

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İSTANBUL BİLGİ ÜNİVERSİTESİ SOSYAL VE BEŞERİ BİLİMLER FAKÜLTESİ TARİH BÖLÜMÜ

  • Ana Dal Sosyal-Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler Temel Alanı
  • Yan Dal Osmanlı Kurumları ve Medeniyeti
Articles 10 YÖKSİS · 10 OpenAlex · 0
Projects 3
Books 8
Proceedings 14

Article counts come from two sources, each shown separately: YÖKSİS (academic declarations) and OpenAlex (open scholarly catalog). Patents and artistic activities are listed under the Works tabs below.

Index quartiles

Scopus (SJR)

3 Total

  • Q1 3
  • Q2 0
  • Q3 0
  • Q4 0
Other counts
  • YÖKSİS rows 3 Q1 0 Q2 0 Q3 0 Q4 0

WoS (JCR)

3 Total

  • Q1 0
  • Q2 3
  • Q3 0
  • Q4 0
Other counts
  • YÖKSİS rows 3 Q1 0 Q2 0 Q3 0 Q4 0

TR Index

4 articles

OpenAlex citation percentiles

Top 1% articles 0
Top 10% articles 0
Avg percentile 68.0%
Articles with percentile 4

OpenAlex citation percentile; covered works only (~52%).

What do these indicators mean?
  • Q1–Q4: the quartile of the journal in the given index (Scopus/WoS). Q1 = top 25%, Q4 = bottom 25%.
  • Top 1% / top 10%: number of works among the top 1% or 10% most-cited worldwide in the same field and year.
  • Avg percentile: mean citation percentile of the works (100 = highest).
  • Source: index quartiles from Scopus/WoS and TR Index flags; citation percentiles from OpenAlex.

Proceedings

Conference proceedings recorded in YÖKSİS.

Records

Showing 14 / 14

  1. Reading Legal Discourse, Punitive Order and Gender through the Tanzimat in the Ottoman Empire EUME Berliner Seminar, Europe in the Middle East, Middle East in Europe program, Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin
  2. “Petitioning Conversion: Non-Muslims in the Imperial Council and Early-Modern Ottoman Courts” Middle East Studies Association Annual Meeting, Denver, November 2012
  3. Petitioning and Sexual Crime in Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Anatolia” International Workshop Islamic Normativity and the Making of Legal Culture in Rural Contexts, Rechtskulturen Forum, Transregionale Studien, Berlin, May 2014.
  4. Claims on Modernity and Tradition: Republican Wedding and Marriage XI. Uluslararası Sözlü Tarih Konferansı
  5. «Habitual» Violence, Legal Surveillance and Punishment in Eighteenth-Century Anatolia International Workshop: Eighteenth-Century Crossroads in Ottoman Studies: Negotiating Communal, State, and Moral Boundaries, Central European University.
  6. Alternative Modernity of Sabiha Sertel’s Cicianne International Conference Changing Feminist Paradigms and Cultural Encounters: Women's Experiences in Eastern Mediterranean History in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Istanbul, Turkey, June 2013.
  7. 2004 “Cultural Translation as Constant Conversation between Intellectuals and Everyday Life” Middle East Studies Association, San Francisco, November 2004.
  8. “Being A “Virgin Wife”: Legal Subjectivity and Sexuality of the Early-Modern Ottoman Muslim Woman” Middle East Studies Association, Boston, November 2009.
  9. Honor and "Gendered" Constitutional Agreements in Ottoman Legal Practice Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Tuesday Colloquium
  10. Marya’s Complaint: Sexual Assault or Conversion? Catholic Armenians in Eighteenth-Century Ankara VEKAM Sempozyum/Symposium-Osmanlı Anadolusu’nda Toplumsal ve Kültürel Yaşam/Social and Cultural Life in Ottoman Anatolia
  11. The Penal Order of the Tanzimat: A Syncretic View CIEPO conference 21 - 2014 CIÉPO INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR PRE COMITÉ INTERNATIONAL DES ÉTUDES PRÉ-- OTTOMANES ET OTTOMANES OTTOMAN AND OTTOMAN STUDIES
  12. Discourses of Crime and Sexual Violence in Legal Practice in Mid-Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Anatolia American Historical Association 123rd Annual Meeting, New York City
  13. Constitutional Experiences in Ottoman Legal Practice, 18th & 19th centuries”, International Conference Constitutional Experiences in the Middle East and North Africa (from approx. 18th to 20th century), Orient-Institut Beirut, Beirut, 6-8 November 2014.
  14. “Publicity of the Private: Honor and Violence in the Ottoman Empire” Workshop on Honor in the Ottoman and Post Ottoman World: Controversies, Continuities, and New Directions, co-organized by Central European University in Budapest, Boğaziçi University, Istanbul Bilgi University and Institut Français des Etudes Anatoliennes, İstanbul, Budapest, March 2013.

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