Modern Serbian, Montenegrin and Croatian Historiography on the Ottoman Empire

Year 2010, Issue: 15, 697 - 714, 01.05.2010

Ema Mıljkovıc

Abstract

This paper deals with the development and results of the studies of Ottoman history in Serbia,
Montenegro and Croatia. The main focus is on the last two decades with the survey of the most
important works published in this field. The author also emphasizes the main benefits and
drawbacks of the aforementioned studies.

Keywords

Historiography, Ottoman Empire, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia

References

• Akademija Nauka Bosne i Hercegovine (ANUBIH) = Academy of Sciences of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Istorijski časopis (IČ) = Historical Review (HR)
• Jugoslovensk istorijski časopis (JIČ) = Yugoslav Historical Review (YHR)
• Simpozijum Seoski dani Sretena Vukosavljevića (Simpoziju SDSV) = Proceedings from Scientific meeting dedicated to the young ages of Sreten Vukosavljević
• Srpska Akademija Nauka i Umetnosti (SANU) = Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts Zbornik Matice Srpska za istoriju (Zbornik MSI) = Matica Srpska, Department of Social Sciences, Proceedings