2010
DOI: 10.26784/issn.1886-1881.v7i13.119
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Imperial shipyard (tersane-i amire) in the ottoman empire in 17th century

Abstract: RESUMENLas instituciones del Imperio Otomano se encontraban bajo control estatal. El astillero Imp erial (Tersane-i Amire) estaba entre ellas. El astillero Imperial se estableció a finales del siglo 15 en el Cuerno de Oro (Halic), Estambul, y todavía hoy sigue funcionando. Este estudio examina la gestión y la infraestructura contable de los astilleros con el fin de comprender las razones de la interacción mutua entre la dirección y las prácticas contables del Imperio Otomano. Así, este estudio proporciona un m… Show more

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“…Mantran (1987) and Fabris (2015) also focus on the 17 th century. Toraman et al (2010) introduce interesting details from an accounting point of view, but again focused on the 17 th century: moreover, their focus is on the main transformation of empirical shipyard following (caused by) the Lepanto's defeat, with no reference to the situation before it. Aydin (2011) studies an even more removed context: the transition from the production of galleys to galleons in the 18 th century.…”
Section: Shipbuilding In the Ottomans: Insights From The Ottoman Lite...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mantran (1987) and Fabris (2015) also focus on the 17 th century. Toraman et al (2010) introduce interesting details from an accounting point of view, but again focused on the 17 th century: moreover, their focus is on the main transformation of empirical shipyard following (caused by) the Lepanto's defeat, with no reference to the situation before it. Aydin (2011) studies an even more removed context: the transition from the production of galleys to galleons in the 18 th century.…”
Section: Shipbuilding In the Ottomans: Insights From The Ottoman Lite...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After Constantinople was opened and made the administrative centre of the Ottoman State, a few shipyards were constructed in Ottoman territory. One of the important shipyards was the Galata Shipyard before its name was changed to Tersâne-i Âmire (imperial shipyard) on the Golden Horn (Toraman, Guvemli & Bayramoglu, 2010). The specific date of construction of the shipyard is not known.…”
Section: Ottoman Scientific Progress In the Era Of Sultan Muhammad Almentioning
confidence: 99%