Alan Mikhail speaks to Bryony Harris about the place of plague, quarantine and environmental history in Ottoman Egypt.
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Alma’s Abdülhamid
Hadwig Kraeutler on an overlooked 1940 biography that presented the sultan as a key to past, present and future.
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Από το Ouchy στο Auschwitz;
Ο Jonathan Conlin αξιολογεί τη μονογραφία της εκατονταετηρίδας του Hans-Lukas Kieser, η οποία αμφισβητεί ριζικά τις απόψεις της Λωζάνης ως «επιτυχία».
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From Ouchy to Auschwitz?
Jonathan Conlin reviews Hans-Lukas Kieser’s centenary monograph, which radically challenges views of Lausanne as a “success”.
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PODCAST – Episode 49: Spectacular Sites
Hélène Maloigne and Julia Secklehner explore the role of archaeology in nation-building after the First World War and the discipline’s popularization in the early twentieth century.
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PODCAST – Episode 38: The Toynbee Affair
Arie Dubnov and Jonathan Conlin discuss the founding father of “World History”.
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PODCAST – Episode 36 (Part II): A Historical Curiosity
In the second part of their conversation, Edhem Eldem tells Enno Maessen that Ottoman historians need to get a life.
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PODCAST – Episode 36 (Part I): Rescuing Ottoman History
Edhem Eldem and Enno Maessen on why it isn’t always easy being a historian of Ottoman and Turkish history.
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Equally Unhappy?
Our Athens correspondent Jonathan Conlin reports on “Looking Back, Looking Ahead,” a major centenary conference on Lausanne held in Athens, 12-13 June 2023.
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Μια αναθεώρηση του Toynbee
O Jonathan Conlin γνωρίζει «έναν μεγάλο γιγάντιο ιστορικό» που έζησε σε δύσκολες στιγμές.
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Ο Τούρκος Ασθενής
Ο Ζήνωνας Τζιαράς διαγιγνώσκει συμπτώματα του συνδρόμου της Λωζάνης στην τουρκική εξωτερική πολιτική.
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Εξίσου δυσαρεστημένοι;
Ο ανταποκριτής μας στην Αθήνα Jonathan Conlin κάνει ρεπορτάζ με θέμα «Κοιτάζοντας πίσω, κοιτάζοντας μπροστά», ένα σημαντικό συνέδριο εκατονταετηρίδας για τη Λωζάνη που πραγματοποιήθηκε στην Αθήνα, 12-13 Ιουνίου 2023.
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Ενθύμιο από την Σάμο
Ο Παναγιώτης Καραγκούνης θυμάται τις καλύτερες στιγμές από την ημερίδα του φετινού καλοκαιριού με θέμα «The Global 1922».
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Το τραπέζι της Λωζάνης: σύμβολο νίκης ή εκτέλεσης;
O Ozan Ozavci για το πώς η μετεγκατάσταση του διάσημου τραπεζιού σε μουσείο στην Άγκυρα το 2008 αντιπροσώπευε κάθε άλλο παρά μια ειρηνική συνταξιοδότηση.
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Türk Hasta
Zenonas Tziarras, Türk dış politikasındaki Lozan sendromunun belirtileri üzerine yazdı.
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PODCAST – Episode 20: Biography Goes Global
PODCAST – Episode 19 (Part II): The Safer Bet?
PODCAST – Episode 19 (Part I): What did the Kurds want?
Souvenir from Samos
Panagiotis Karagkounis recalls the highlights from this summer’s workshop on “The Global 1922”.
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PODCAST – Episode 17: Arab Exclusion at Lausanne
Elizabeth F. Thompson and Ozan Ozavci discuss Arab agency and exclusion at Lausanne, and its implications for the history of the wider Arab world, past and present.
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PODCAST – Episode 14: Contesting Post-Kemalism
Ozan Ozavci invites İlker Aytürk to develop his critical response to Erik-Jan Zürcher’s arguments in last month’s TLP podcast.
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The Turkish Patient
by Zenonas Tziarras
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PODCAST – Episode 12 (Part II): The Monopoly of Two Cultures
Erik-Jan Zürcher and Ozan Ozavci consider the two faces of Turkish historiography, as well as the tendency of Turkey’s political culture to relapse into authoritarianism after each liberal democratic opening.
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PODCAST – Episode 12 (Part I): ‘A Realistic Solution’
Erik-Jan Zürcher talks to Ozan Ozavci about the treaties of Sèvres, Lausanne and their legacy in different official histories of Turkey.
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PODCAST – Episode 10: The Roads to Lausanne
Jay Winter discusses his forthcoming landmark study of Lausanne with Jonathan Conlin.
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PODCAST – Episode 8: Eternal Dawn
Ryan Gingeras speaks to Ozan Ozavci about his 2019 book Eternal Dawn and the Kemalist mythos in Turkey.
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Toynbee or Not Toynbee?
by Jonathan Conlin
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PODCAST – Episode 7: The Other Republic
Ozan Ozavci talks to James Ryan about early Republican political thought and loyal opposition in Turkey: liberals and leftists from Nazım Hikmet to Sabiha and Zekeriya Sertel. What made these figures the loyal opponents of the republic? And what did Lausanne mean to them?
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The Lausanne Table: Symbol of Victory or Execution?
by Ozan Ozavci
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The Lausanne Project 