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Reading between the lines, interpreting Ottoman cadastral surveys anew (some remarks on the discriminatory rates and the so–called “fines”)
Reading between the lines, interpreting Ottoman cadastral surveys anew (some remarks on the discriminatory rates and the so–called “fines”) // Osmanische Welten: Quellen und Fallstudien Festschrift für Michael Ursinus / Zimmermann, Johannes ; Herzog, Christoph ; Motika, Raoul (ur.).
Bamberg: University of Bamberg Press, 2016. str. 447-475
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Naslov
Reading between the lines, interpreting Ottoman
cadastral surveys anew
(some remarks on the discriminatory rates and
the so–called “fines”)
Autori
Moačanin, Nenad
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, znanstveni
Knjiga
Osmanische Welten: Quellen und Fallstudien Festschrift für Michael Ursinus
Urednik/ci
Zimmermann, Johannes ; Herzog, Christoph ; Motika, Raoul
Izdavač
University of Bamberg Press
Grad
Bamberg
Godina
2016
Raspon stranica
447-475
ISBN
978-3-86309-413-3
Ključne riječi
Ottoman Empire, taxation, discriminatory rates, fines
Sažetak
It is a commonplace in the writings on the Ottoman social and economic history that the discriminatory rates outside the provinces under the miri land regime, as well as the “fines”, which the tax records are calling badihava or niyabet, do not display any meaningful connection with any of the other known figures, in particular with the number of fiscal units. The first misconception was due to “too much statistics”, while the second one is a consequence of the “no statistics” approach. The use of more traditional historical criticism can help to soften the pessimistic view which presents the discriminatory rates as undisputably worse than the tithe. On the other hand, statistics may help to discover how the badihava offers good insight into the inequalities of wealth among the reayas subject to the miri land regime.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
