Na­tion­al­ity, Res­id­ence, and Travel Rights in the Ot­to­man Empire: Legal Trans­form­a­tion and Mod­ern­iz­a­tion from the Per­spect­ive of Cit­izen­ship Law and the Law on For­eign­ers

De­vel­op­ment sum­mary

This art­icle by ŞULE ARSLAN, pub­lished in An­t­a­lya Bilim Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi, ex­am­ines per­sons’ na­tion­al­ity in the Ot­to­man State to­geth­er with res­id­ence and the right to travel through the lens of na­tion­al­ity law and for­eign­ers’ law. It fo­cuses on the his­tor­ic­al found­a­tions of Turk­ish for­eign­ers’ law and the private-international-law di­men­sion of na­tion­al­ity.