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International politics Global politics Colonialism Political history Rulers Sovereigns Royalty Rulers Monarchs Kings and rulers, Primitive Sovereigns Royalty Rulers State, Heads of Heads of government Rulers Sovereigns Central Europe Agency (Philosophy) Agents Person (Philosophy) Politics and suffrage Government and politics Politics Political history RulersCiter ce document
David Do Paco, « The political agents of Muslim rulers in Central Europe in the 18th century », Archive ouverte de Sciences Po (SPIRE), ID : 10.1163/9789004423176_004
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This chapter is an analytical state-of-the-art in the history of Muslim diplomacy in Central Europe. It proposes to conduct a multipolar European political history, to qualify the importance of Western European courts in the relationships between the Christian-ruled Europe and the Ottoman world, but also to highlight the role of both personal networks and unofficial agents. Focusing mainly on Ottoman, North African and Moroccan embassies in the Habsburg Monarchy, the Kingdom of Poland and the Kingdom of Prussia, he underlines the existence of ancient and structured trans-imperial social worlds, which create the conditions for political commensurability between Christian and Muslims rulers. Finally, this chapter significantly reduces the importance of the model of the Treaties of Westphalia in 1648 in the construction of a European political history.