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  • Ottoman Diplomacy
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  • Student will know the occurrence of diplomacy concept and its stages.
  • Student recognizes the progress of diplomacy in Old West.
  • Student knows the diplomacy in Eastern Rome, China, Iran and Turks.
  • Student knows the basic characteristics of perpetual diplomacy.
  • Student recognizes the characteristics of protocol and summit diplomacies.
  • Student recognizes the multilateral, conference and parliamentary diplomacies.
  • Student knows the institutions and officials dominated the Ottoman foreign policy.
  • Student learns the interpreters of İmperial Council of The Ottoman State and their duties.
  • Student learns The Reis ül-Küttab Office and its function.
  • Student knows the process of Ottoman Empire's pass to modern diplomacy.
  • Student knows the duties of The Chamber of Translation and The Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • Student learns the Ottoman ambassadors and their functions.
  • Student knows the perception of diplomacy in Classical Age and Ottoman Empire's relations with its Neighbours.
  • Student knows the institutive basics of diplomacy.
  • Student recognizes the characteristics of The Ottomans' relations with Muslim states.
  • Student recognizes the characteristics of The Ottomans' relations with Non-muslim states.
  • Student can analyse the developments in 17. and 18. Centuries in terms of diplomacy.
  • Student knows the political and diplomatic developments until The Treaty of Karlowitz.
  • Student analyses the diplomatic results of The Ottoman-Russian and Austrian Struggle.
  • Student knows the position of Selim III. and Mahmud II. periods in Ottoman diplomatic history.
  • Student learns the rise of Ottomans' perpetual diplomacy tradition.
  • Student analyses the power of Ottoman diplomacy over against The Eastern Question.
  • Student learns the diplomatic institutions and practices of The Tanzimat Period.
  • Student learns the diplomacy of Ottoman Foreign Ministry and Ottoman Bureaucrats.
  • Student recognizes the characteristics of diplomatic order occured after The Congress of Paris.
  • Student learns the political and diplomatic developments of Abdülhamid II. and Committee of Union and Progress periods.
  • Student recognizes the diplomacy perception of Abdülhamid II. after The Congress of Berlin.
  • Student evaluates the diplomatic activities of Committee of Union and Progress.

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