History
Armenians in the Production of Urban Space in Early Modern Judayda, Aleppo
Abstract
This chapter examines the history of Judayda Quarter, a district of Aleppo produced by both Muslim and Christian endowments. Using Arabic, Armenian, and Ottoman Turkish sources, the paper examines the particular role that early modern Armenian immigration played in the development of the quarter's Armenian institution starting in the fifteenth century.
This paper has been withdrawn.
