Activities - Voyvoda Street Meetings 2000-2001

In a Wednesday of every month, the amateurs of the economic history met each other at the Ottoman Bank Archives and Research Centre around the Voyvoda Street Meetings during the academic year 2000-2001. Lecturers, specialists of economic history discussed about their researches and exchanged their views with academicians, students and dilettantes.

The proceedings of the Voyvoda Street Meetings concerning the academic year 2000-2001 were published, in Turkish, in the supplement entitled Activity of the review Active, edition dated November-December 2001 under the title "Voyvoda Street Meetings". The themes and lecturers of the academic year 2000-2001 were conceived as follows:

Prof. Zafer Toprak - The Capital Accumulation and the Evolution of Credit Institutions from Ottoman Empire to Turkey: 1850-1950

Mehmet Genç - Transformation of Ottoman Finance in the First Half of the19th Century

Prof. Murat Çizakça - The Evolution of Financial Institutions and Intercultural Exchanges

Prof. Sevket Pamuk - How Ottoman Riches used their Wealth?

Prof. Ali Akyildiz - The Effects of Capitulations on the Modernization of Ottoman Economy

Assoc. Prof. Nevin Coşar - Banking Lotteries and Savings, 1930-1976

Prof. Yavuz Cezar - On Money and Power Relation in Ottoman Empire

Prof. Ayse Bugra - The extra-economic factors shaping the economic life: a work on the change of consumption models in Turkey

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