The treaties of Carlowitz (1699) : antecedents, course and consequences

Contents
Preface
About the Authors
Introduction
Part 1 The War of 1683–1699 – Political Strategies and Balance of Power in Europe
	1 On the Road to Carlowitz: Visions of Ottoman Diplomacy in the Letters of Thomas Coke, 1691–1694
	2 ‘This Great Work’: Lord Paget and the Processes of English Mediating Diplomacy in the Latter Stages of the Sacra Lega War, 1697–
	3 The Spoils of Peace: What the Dutch Got Out of Carlowitz
	4 The War of 1683–1699 and the Beginning of the Eastern Question
Part 2 The Sacra Lega War Viewed by the Sublime Porte
	5 Ottoman Diplomacy in the First Years (1683–1685) of the Ottoman “Long War”
	6 Ottoman Subjects, Habsburg Allies. The Reaya of the Chiprovtsi Region (Northwestern Bulgaria) on the Front Line, 1688–1690
	7 Ottoman Knowledge of the Imperial Commanders
Part 3 Time for War, Time for Peace
	8 From Slankamen to Zenta: The Austrian War Effort in the East during the 1690s
	9 The Habsburgs and the Holy League: Religion or Realpolitik?
	10 From the ‘Eternal Peace’ to the Treaty of Carlowitz: Relations between Russia, the Sublime Porte and the Crimean Khanate (1686–1
	11 The Treaty of Carlowitz in Polish Memory – a Date Better Forgotten?
	12 The Symbolic Making of the Peace of Carlowitz: The Border Crossing of Count Wolfgang iv of Oettingen-Wallerstein during His Miss
	13 The Treaty of Carlowitz and Its Impact on RussianOttoman Relations, 1700–1710
Part 4 Early Modern Demographic and Economic Context
	14 War and Demography: The Case of Hungary 1521–1718
	15 Venice after Carlowitz: Change and Challenge in Eighteenth-century Venetian Policy
Concluding Remarks
Index