The Lausanne Project (TLP)
A century ago the Treaty of Lausanne remade the Middle East, in ways we are still struggling to understand.
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PODCAST – Episode 85: Masters of Mogador (opens the original)
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Francisco Javier Martínez and Ozan Ozavci discuss a distinctive form of sanitary internationalism that emerged in Morocco in the late eighteenth century, shaping the intertwined histories of pilgrimage, pandemics, and imperialism.
PODCAST – Episode 84: Grandfather Clauses (opens the original)
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Extending citizenship to marginal communities is one way states grab power and influence, as well as subjects, away from rival powers. But shopping among rival "protectors" gives individuals agency, too. Çiğdem Oğuz and Jonathan Conlin discuss the "paperscapes" of nationality on the margins of the Ottoman Empire.
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