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In her present book, she explores the transfer of economic models by the Yörüks (Muslim nomadic or semi-nomadic groups) from Anatolia to the central Balkans.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Milena Petkova, a prominent Bulgarian historian specializing in the Ottoman history from Sofia University “St.
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Key Findings & Data:Ohridski”, focuses on the socio-economic history of Bulgaria during the early modern period (Ottoman era).
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Conclusion & Impact:In her present book, she explores the transfer of economic models by the Yörüks (Muslim nomadic or semi-nomadic groups) from Anatolia to the central Balkans.
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⚙️Variables:Ottoman Empire · Balkans · Bulgaria
Abstract
Milena Petkova, a prominent Bulgarian historian specializing in the Ottoman history from Sofia University “St. Kl. Ohridski”, focuses on the socio-economic history of Bulgaria during the early modern period (Ottoman era). In her present book, she explores the transfer of economic models by the Yörüks (Muslim nomadic or semi-nomadic groups) from Anatolia to the central Balkans.
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Cite This Article
Hacısalıhoglu, M. (2025). Milena Petkova, Meždu Anatoliya i Rumeliya. Yurutsite i stopanskoto rayonirane na časti ot Tsentralnite Balkani, sredata na XV – sredata na XVI vek [Between Anatolia and Rumelia. The Yuruks and the Economic Zoning of Parts of the Central Balkans, Mid-15th – Mid-16th Century]. Sofia: Izdatelska Kăšta “Gutenberg”, 2021, 150 p., ISBN 978-619-176-182-1. Journal of Balkan and Black Sea Studies, Issue: 14, June 2025. https://ajindex.com/articles/1591323