Boogert Maurits van den (ed.). Friends and Rivals in the East: Studies in Anglo-Dutch Relations in the Levant from the Seventeenth to the Early Nineteenth Century

Brill, 2000. — 270 p.This is the first book, based on both European and Ottoman sources, to examine the commercial, military, and diplomatic relations between the Dutch and the English in the Levant in the early modern period with a special emphasis on the role played by the Ottoman officials and the local Christian dragomans or interpreters.Trade, Politics and Strategy: The Anglo-Dutch Wars in the Levant (1647–1675)
Merchants, Nations and Free-Agency: An Attempt at a Qualitative Characterization of Trade in the Eastern Mediterranean, 1620–1640
An Undiplomatic Anglo-Dutch Dispute at the Porte: The Quarrel at Edirne between Coenraad van Heemskerck and Lord Paget (1693)
The Anglo-Dutch 'Smyrna Fleet' of 1693
At the Backdoor of the Levant: Anglo-Dutch Competition in the Persian Gulf, 1623–1766
Commercial Practices and Competition in the Levant: The British and the Dutch in Eighteenth-Century Izmir
Towards Classifying Avanias: A Study of Two Cases involving the English and Dutch Nations in Seventeenth-Century Izmir
European Patronage in the Ottoman Empire: Anglo-Dutch Conflicts of Interest in Aleppo (1703–1755)
Dragomans' Careers: The Change of Status in some Families connected with the British and Dutch Embassies at Istanbul, 1785–1829