The diary of Mme. A. Guéron who was the director of the Girls’ School of the Universal Jewish Organization (L’Alliance Israelite Universélle) at Andrinople (modern Edirne) during the First Balkan War of 1912–1913.

A collection of articles by Mihai Maxim on the economic and political relations of the Ottomans and Romanians in the 16th century.

A selection of articles by Irene Melikoff on early Turkish and Ottoman literature with a wider point of view to include cultural and historical references.

A selection of articles by Irene Melikoff on the Anatolian and Turkish Sufism, including discussions on Bektasisim, Alevism and Heterodox Islam as well as Sufi customs and festivals.

Memories of Lidya Kastoryano, a member of a Jewish family living in Istanbul, in connection with the turbulent years from early 1930s to mid-1940s.

Diaries covering the years from 1907 to 1921 of Alexandre Mavroyeni, who served in the highest positions in the Ottoman Empire including the minister of foreign affairs and the ambassador to Washington and Vienna.

An extensive discussion of the Latin east and the Ottoman Levantines from the fall of Istanbul (ancient Constantinople) in 1453 to the recent past.

A comprehensive history of the Latins of Asia Minor up to the present day also with discussions on various cultural and social issues such as “identity” and “nation”.

This book is about the extraordinary lives and intellectual thoughts of three mystics of the 13th century, whose spiritual influence is still evident today.

A collection of essays by Dr. Robert Olson on the 18th and 20th century Ottoman and Turkish history with particular emphasis on Jews, Kurds and the Tulip Period.