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About İstanbul Bilgi University Press

Established in 2000, İstanbul Bilgi University Press is part of İstanbul Bilgi

University and publishes both original works in Turkish and translations from

the major languages of the world in a wide range of areas such as political science,

economics, sociology, psychology, philosophy, arts and literature as well as textbooks.

İstanbul Bilgi University Press has published more than 350 titles since the time it was first

established and now, it publishes three to four books a month, which makes it a unique

academic publishing house among all public and private universities.

Furthermore, İstanbul Bilgi University Press is also publishing academic works in English

language. These books are essentially, researches and monographs of renowned Turkish

scholars and they aroused an interest both in academic circles and in general readership.

The English books have paved a way for the academic world in Turkey to share the history,

politics and researches about Turkey with the foreign language students and academicians

and also to represent the internal thoughts and discussions about Turkey’s relationship with

the world outside.

With the understanding of “history from below” Istanbul Bilgi University Press releases

important series such as Ottoman Studies, History, Migration Studies, NGO Studies,

Economy, History of Thought, Political Science, and Art – Aesthetic. Each series has

original works that contribute the literature and from both Turkish and foreign scholars.

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• Introduction• PARTONETurkey’sTransformations:NewClassesandIdentities,NewActorsand

Networks• PARTTWOTheWesternAllianceandTurkey’sSoutheastEuropeanNeighbourhood• PARTTHREETheEasternNeighbourhood• Epilogue

Thıs ıs a publıcatıon of South East European Studıes at Oxford (SEESOX),St Antony’s College, Unıversıty of Oxford. The publıcatıon project has beendırected by Dr Kerem Öktem, coordınator of studıes of modern Turkey.

May 2012, 309 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-236-3, English

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ANOTHER EMPIREA Decade of Turkey’s Foreıgn Polıcy Under the Justıce and Development Party

Edited by KEREM ÖKTEM - AYŞE KADIOĞLU - MEHMET KARLI

At this conjuncture, despite all lip-service to Turkey being the leader of a ‘Single economic region from Albania to Kuwait and from Bahrain to Morocco’, and despite the country’s relative economic success vis-à-vis the European crisis, it seems that Turkey’s foreign policy actors will have to settle for a pivotal state position rather than achieving the much more desired role of a strategic medium power.

Baskın Oran, Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Ankara University’s Faculty of Political Science

Today, Turkey is struggling to be many things at once, from regional hegemon, order setter and middle power to trading state and model democracy, in the Middle East and North Africa, in Southeast Europe, in the Caucasus, in Central Asia and beyond. It does so with varying success, as its ties with the European Union are becoming increasingly tenuous and Turkey’s international role is reshaped by creeping re-Atlanticisation as well as growing unilateralism. The policies of empire, the debate on Turkey’s orientation, as well as its convincingness as a model of democracy –while it experiences a rather familiar authoritarian relapse domestically– remain at the heart of the paradox of Turkey’s foreign policy and its role in the world. From now on, Bearded Celal’s ship will enter uncharted waters, which might or might not carry Turkey further away from its known partners and allies, and bring her to new shores.

Ayşe Kadıoğlu, Professor of Political Science at Sabancı University and Kerem Öktem, Fellow at the European Studies Centre, University of Oxford

So have you decided on your destination, great captain? South! She frowns. The gale that swept the southern shores has torn other vessels apart... East! She laughs. You say east to make me believe west when I know perfectly well that you are going east. Do I dare say, great captain, your com-pass has many needles!

Kalypso Nicolaïdis, Professor of International Relations and director of the Center for International Studies at the University of Oxford

BASKIN ORANKEREMÖKTEMAYŞE KADIOĞLU E. FUAT KEYMAN NORA FISHER ONARMEHMETKARLIJOSHUA W. WALKERNİLGÜNARISANERALPATİLA ERALP OTHON ANASTASAKİS DIMITAR BECHEWREEMABOU-EL-FADLKARABEKİR AKKOYUNLUAYBARSGÖRGÜLÜKALYPSO A. NİCOLAÏDİS

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• INTRODUCTIONOttomanSubjectsasPoliticalActors:HistoriographicalRepresentations

• PARTONEPetıtıonıngPractıces• PARTTWOContentıousProtestandRevolt• PARTTHREEFactıonalısmandVıolence• PARTFOURPolıtıcalPartıcıpatıonoftheElıtes• PARTFIVEResıstıngTheState,DefendıngtheEmpıre

November 2011, 364 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-226-4, English

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POPULAR PROTEST AND POLITICAL PARTIPICATION IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIREStudıes ın Honor of SURAIYA FAROQHI

Edited by ELENI GARA - M. ERDEM KABADAYI - CHRISTOPH K. NEUMANN

This volume explores the forms, nature, and function of popular protest and political participation in the Ottoman Empire. Taking as a starting point the seminal work of the leading historian Suraiya Faroqhi, to whom the volume is dedicated, the contributions inves-tigate major aspects of popular and elite involvement in Ottoman political life from the early seventeenth century to World War I.

The studies deal with a wide range of topics, such as the political and judicial functions of petitions, contentious protest and revolt, factionalism, violence and crime, provincial political households, elections to city councils, commercial propaganda, and resistance to state imperatives. The contributors challenge received wisdom and show the importance of the Ottoman subjects’ participation in decision making and political processes – despite the restraints imposed by the imperial ideological order. Understanding how popular protest worked and how common people participated in political life enables a better grasp of the social dynamics of the Ottoman Empire and opens up new perspectives which transcend established dichotomies.

ELENI GARA CHRISTOPHK.NEUMANNM. ERDAM KABADAYI EYALGINIO MÉROPI ANASTASSIADOU-DUMONT EUNJEONG YI ANTONIS ANASTASOPOULOS JANE HATHAWAY BRUCE MASTERS LINDAT.DARLINGHATHALIE CLAYER VIRGINIAH.AKSANYAVUZ KÖSE DONALDQUATAERTCHRISTOPH HERZOG

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• Industrialarchitectureandnation-buildinginTurkey:Ahistoricaloverview• Agro-industrialprojectsandsocio-economicdevelopment• Theadaptivereuseofindustrialfacilities• Contextsandfuturevisions• Impressions:AphotoessayonindustrialarchitectureinTurkey

March 2011, 352 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-165-6, English

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WORKPLACES: THE TRANSFORMATION OF PLACES OF PRODUCTIONIndustrıalızatıon and the Buılt Envıronment ın the Islamıc World

Edited by MOHAMMAD AL-ASAD

Even though the industrial landscapes that have emerged in the Islamic world since the 19th century have had a consideration effect on the evolution of its built enviroment, the attention provided to their documentation and analysis remains both limited and fragmen-tary. This book (as well as the symposium from which it has emerged) aims at providing a point of departure and frame of reference for developing new activities and explorations that may rigorously and comprehensively examine industrial architecture in the Islamic world. This book emphasizes both the textual and the visual. Most of its chapters are gener-ously illustrated. It also features the extensive photographic essay “Impressions” by Turkish photographerCemalEmden,whichprovidesavisualoverviewandexaminationofcontem-poraryindustrialarchitectureinTurkey.Inaddition,thebookincludesaDVDofthefilm“My Workplace”, which presents the industrial work of a number of contemporary Turkish architects through their own words.

Workplaces: The Transformation of Places of Production is published in cooperation with Aga Khan Award for Architecture.

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• Introduction• TheConflictualAgendasofNeo-liberalReconstructionandtheRiseofIslamicPoliticsinTurkey:TheHazardsofRewritingModernity

• Durkheim,Labriola,Tilly,Mardin:ASearchforaNewPoliticalAnthropology• AntinomiesoftheMediterraneaninModernTheory• ClientelismandPatronageinTurkishPoliticsandSociety• TheWestWithinandtheWestWithout:The“EliteLore”oftheLateOttomanElite• MapsinourMind:ChineseCoins,theAsianMuslimNetwork,theJapaneseandthe

Transnational• RecastingContemporaneity-AHypothesisinRereadingtheNewPoliticsofLocalism:TheNewAssabiyahoftheTown-ThomasHardyRevisited

• ŞerifMardinandtheTurkish“Reception”

June 2011, 182 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-211-0, English

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THE POST-MODERN ABYSS AND THE NEW POLITICS OF ISLAM: ASSABIYAH REVISITEDEssays ın Honor of ŞERIF MARDIN

Edited by FARUK BİRTEK - BİNNAZ TOPRAK

Thiscollectionofessaysisanattempttounderstandboththehistoricalmind-setofMuslims confronted by modernity and the more contemporary articulation of the Muslim agendaconcerningpost-modernity.IttakesmostlytheOttoman/Turkishexperienceintoconsideration, but, in doing so, it also serves the larger aim of providing a new paradigmatic shift and a new methodology to explain what is happening in the world of Muslim socie-ties, which are rapidly integrating with global networks. Here, we are taking Turkey as an example to discuss the rise of Islamic persuasion of more recent times. The Turkish case is neither the Taliban’s Afghanistan, nor is it Pakistan or Yemen. The Turkish case represents whatistodaynewintheIslamicworld,moresothantheabove-mentionedexamples.Whatis remarkable in the Turkish case is that the rise of Islamic practice has come on the heels of a century of secularization which only accelerated in the later half of those hundred years.

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• TheCulturalManagementofLocalAdministrationattheLocalLevel• CulturalPolicyinIstanbul• TheCulturalEconomyandCulturalInfrastructureofTurkey• FinanceofCulture• CulturalInstitutionsandtheMainPlayers• SupportforCreativityandParticipation

July 2011, 272 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-216-5, English

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CULTURAL ECONOMY COMPENDIUMISTANBUL 2010

ASU AKSOY - ZEYNEP ENLİL

Istanbul 2010 Cultural Economy Compendium, is a comprehensive research project includ-ing data compilation, evaluation and analysis formulated to shed light on the steps to be taken in order to develop the city’s cultural economy as one of the major axes of growth for Istanbulinthetwenty-firstcentury.Istanbul’sfutureisenvisionedasacapitaloffinance,services, congress, tourism and culture by both the local as well as central governments. This megacity is rapidly being stripped of its industrial character, and its economic foundations are expected to shift towards new areas where the creative services and creative labor are the inputs. The cultural services and cultural industries which are nourished by cultural and trig-ger cretaive capacity, are the cornerstones of this new economy. The study aims to collect, collate, evaluate and organize information and data on the capacity of Istanbul’s cultural and creative domains, its stakeholders, production, consumption, labor force, investment profile andtradevolume.Atthesametime,Compendiumintendstoprovidethenecessarydatafor guiding the development of cultural policy strategies for the city as well. Thus, in line withapproachdevelopedbyUNCTADintheiranalysisofthecreativeeconomy,thisreportargues for and makes the first attempt at an analysis of how cultural and creative activities contribute to economic, social and cultural life, and at the city level, to citizenship participa-tion, empowerment and enrichement.

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• ScienceandUncertainty• FacingwithUncertainty• SearchesforSolution:BolognaandEuropeanHigherEducationArea

October 2009, 182 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-112-0, English

SCIENCE UNCERTAINTY BOLOGNA

MAY CONFERENCES

The introduction of the Bologna Process in 1999 no doubt testifies to these concerns, and it invites take to serious steps towards accountability, learning outcomes, quality frameworks and lifelong learning goals across the European continent. Bologna Process also brings the LearningandTeachinginhighereducationintothelimelight,suchas:Concernsforwhateducational goals are, what to teach (skills, values, knowledge), and how to teach. Educators are facing these dilemmas and have to make their choices and decisions about what is essen-tial to teach at the university level, how to teach, how much responsibility should be placed on university instructors and students in this process. This booklet summarizes the proceed-ingsofthefirstIstanbulBilgiUniversity’sMayConferences.Thethemeforthisfirstconfer-ence was “Science; Uncertainty; Bologna”.

ÁGUEDO BENITO SIR DRUMMOND BONEMÜRÜDEÇELİKAĞÜNAL ERTAN İŞTARGÖZAYDINİ. HAKAN GÜRVİTHALİLGÜVENFERDA KESKİN SÜHAOĞUZERTEMKAAN H. ÖKTENJUANSALCEDOBÜLENT SOMAY CHRISSTEPHENSONBURHAN ŞENATALARİLHANTEKELİAYDIN UĞUR DEFNEÜÇER

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• CivilSocietyDialogueinAction:AReviewofCivilSocietyWorkshopSeries• LessonsLearned?EUCondtionalityandItsUsesinCentralandEasternEuropeand

Turkey• Interdependence,RivalryandCooperation:NabuccoProjectandthePoliticsofEnergySecurityofNaturalGasintheWiderEurasianRegion

• TurkeyBetweenRussiaandtheEuropeanUnion:TheForeignPolicyChallengesofanEmergingRegionalPower

• TurkishElites’andPublicOpinion’sAttitudesTowardstheEuropeanUnionwithintheFramework of Turkey’s Full Membership Process to the European Union


CIVIL SOCIETY DIALOGUE BETWEEN FRANCE AND TURKEYTranscendıngs Stereotypes

SENEM AYDIN DÜZGİT - AYHAN KAYA

Turkey’s EU trajectory has for long been situated among the core of national and interna-tional concerns within the European academic circles and beyond. One of the fundamental issues surrounding the issue concerns the lack of rational debates in Europe on Turkish accessiontotheEU.Theprojectentitled“INTERACT:EmpoweringCivilSocietyDialoguebetweenTurkeyandFrance”,fundedbytheCivilsocietyDialogueProgrammeoftheEuropeanCommission,andadministratedbyIstanbulBilgiUniversity,SciencesPo-ParisandInstitut Français d’Etudes Anatoliennes (IFEA), aimed to tackle this issue within the scope of the relations between Turkey and France. Its main goal was to eradicate prejudice and promote socialisation between France and Turkey through academic cooperation and thus the fostering of a rational debate on Turkey’s accession to the EU. This book brings together acollectionoftheselectedacademicandpolicy-relevantoutputsfromtheprojectactivitiesthat were geared towards this end.

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• RegionalizationinTurkey,France,PolandandEU• TheFrenchRegionsandtheEuropeanUnion:BetweenChangeandResilience• TransborderCooperationinTurkey• CaseStudies:Katowice,ValenciennesandKarabük• Katowice:TheInventionofaMetropolisinUpperSilesia?• Valenciennes:TheStoryofaRe-IndustrialisedCity• Karabük,ACompanyTowninaDeepRestructuringProcess:WhichKindofCollectiveAction?


REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE EUROPEAN UNIONA Comperatıve Analysis of Karabük, Vaılencıennes and Katowıce

Edited by FRANÇOIS BAFOIL - AYHAN KAYA

This book is outcome of an interdisciplinary and comparative research project aiming at the analysis of different forms of regional development within the context of the EU in three selected regions of a founding member state (France), a recent member state (Poland) and a negotiating candidate country (Turkey). The research was funded by the European Union within the framework of a large scale project run by Istanbul Bilgi University, Sciences Po-Paris,andtheInstitutFrançaisd’EtudesAnatoliennes(IFEA).Thisworkintendstohigh-light the capacities of some European states to manage economic, social and political com-plexity embedded in the industrial and regional areas facing difficulties and crisis. Drawing lessonsfromValenciennesandKatowice,whichhavebeensuccessfulincomplyingwiththerequirements of new global economy and multilevel governance within the European Union, thisresearchbooktendstoproposesomesuggestionsforKarabük.

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• SomeNotesAbouttheExhibitionandtheCatalogue,andPlentyofThanks• WithoutFollowingTheBeatenPath• YükselArslan:CreatorofArtures• YükselArslan:TheManwith“TwoStones”• Pre-ArturePeriod• ArturePeriod• TheCapital• AnAttemptatUpdating“TheCapital”• Influences• Autoartures• TheHumanI• ManII• ManIII• NewInfluencesI• NewInfluencesII

February 2010, 606 pp, ISBN: 978-605-893-78-19, English / Turkish

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A RETROSPECTIVE OF YÜKSEL ARSLAN

LEVENT YILMAZ

TheTurkish-Englishcatalogueofthefirstretrospectiveexhibitonof -anexceptional20thcenturyartist-YükselArslanisreadyfortheartlovers.TheexhibitonisrealizedwiththemainsponsorshipofGarantiBankasıatsantralistanbulbetweenthedatesof13thSeptember2009-21stMarch2010.Theexhibitioncontainsmorethan500worksofthecollectionsfrom in and out of Turkey, informative texts, photograps and recordings of the elements whichshapedtheimaginationalworldofArslan’s.TheexhibitonwhichiscuratedbyLeventYılmazhasbeenexhibitedfor7monthsinsantralistanbul.Thecataloguealsoincludesthewhole exhibited works of Arslan and their stories.

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• Introduction:TheFantasticandtheMimetic• PartI:JourneyThroughDystopia• UtopianAlternative• WellsCounterWells,• ShapeofThingstoFollow• Huxley’slastMen• WhereSatireMeetsNightmare• BraveNewNovel?• PartII:TowardsanOpenEndedUtopia• TheGenericRootsofNewUtopianScienceFiction• TheUtopianNarrativesofthe1960’sand1970’s• FromAmbiguitytoSelf-Reflexivity:RevolutionizingFantasySpace

March 2010, 229 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-140-3, English

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THE VIEW FROM THE MASTHEADJourney Through Dystopıa Towards an Open-Ended Utopıa

BÜLENT SOMAY

BülentSomaytakes‘Utopia’asatheme(aswellasaspecificgenre)occurringthroughouthistory under a variety of literary forms and different contents. According to him, Utopia can not be limited to literature. Utopian fiction is not merely philosophical speculation, nor is it actual history. It carries the intentions of the former in most cases, but it goes deeper thanthat:utopianfictionliesatthemidpointofatrianglewhosecornersarephilosophy,politics, and literature. Every utopia is a political proposition, philosophical speculation, and literary creation at the same time. In utopian fiction it is not only the persons or the plot that is fictive, it is a whole universe. The reality, as we know it, disappears to make room for an alternative possible universe which stands for the actual negation of the existing order of things.BülentSomayoffersajourneywithoutanend,thatis,ajourneythroughdystopiatowards

anopen-endedutopia.Hediscussesnotonlywell-knownexamplesofthegenrebutalsonewutopiansciencefiction.Inthatjourney,utopiaislocatedintheendlessprocessofself-deconstruction,orwhatTrotskywouldhavecalleda‘permanentrevolution’.Permanenceinrevolutionistheonlyguaranteeagainstthelureoftheever-unreachableobjectofdesire,the primordinal lack. Since this lack is structural, the desire for wholeness or completion will neverbesatisfied.Theproblemis,weneverhadcompletion:thereneverwasa‘GoldenAge’,except in our imaginations.

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• SettingoutontheRoadbyE.AhmetTonak• IntroductionbyKorkutBoratav• BeyondtheRhetoricofStructuralAdjustment• StateandMarket:ACriticalEvalutionoftheEmpiricistandSubjectivistApproaches• TheStateandtheBourgeoisieinaHistoricalPerspective• ThePoliticsofEconomics:MakingSenseoftehStructuralAdjustmentinthe1980s.

January 2010, 446 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-120-5, English

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TRANSITION TO NEOLIBERALISMThe Case of Turkey ın the 1980s

GALİP L. YALMAN

“State” and “market” have come to symbolise not only alternative strategies of capitalist development, but also rival premises upon which dominant classes in different capitalist countries have attempted to build hegemonic strategies so as to maintain various forms ofthestateand/orregimes.Thereisalsoagreatdealofconfusionaboutthenatureofstate-marketrelations,stemmingfromthefactthattheyareusuallyconceivedasseparatelyexisting, if not always antagonistic, entities. Hence, there are diametrically opposite modes of explanations which purport to account for the same historically specific phenomena.

After a critical review of empiricist and subjectivist approaches which have provided the theoreticalunderpinningsofneoliberalhegemonysincethe1980s,thisbookreiteratestheindispensabilityofclassanalysisforabetterunderstandingofthestateand/orthemarket,and their interrelationship by adopting a critical political economy approach. Thus, the analysis of the relationship between state and bourgeoisie in Turkey is based upon a periodisation specific to the horizons of action for the agents concerned since the foundation oftherepublicuntiltheendofthe1980s.Accordingly,itidentifiestheTurkishbourgeoisieas a significant determinant of the economic policymaking process having achieved its class unity in defining its interests at critical turning points.

“Yalman’s critique of the conventional treatment of state / market and state / society dualities is based on the absence of a third, but strategic concept, i.e. class... The insertion of class into the conceptual framework radically changes the orientation of the theoretical debate.”

Korkut Boratav

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• Introduction:Contextualizing“TheInformationRevolution”inanAgeofGlobalization• MappingtheTerrain:TowardsaEuropeanInformationSociety• PoliticsofChange:TelecommunicationsinTurkey• InformationSocietyPoliciesofTurkeyWithintheContextoftheEU• HasEuropeFounditsCommunicationPolicyParadigm?


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CONNECTING EUROPEInformatıon Socıety the EU and Turkey

MİYASE CHRISTENSEN

Duringthe1990s,inparallelwithnewmedia-related initiativesintheUSandtheAsia-Pacificregion, theEUlauncheditsowninformationsocietypoliciesinanefforttobecome,“themostcompetitiveknowledge-basedeconomyintheworldby2010.”Inadditiontofullmembers,the taskofachieving a“EuropeanInformationSocietyforall”was alsoexpectedof candidatecountries, includingTurkey.

In Connecting Europe: Information Society in the EU and Turkey, taking the policy arena as a discursive space, Dr.MiyaseChristensenexploresthe evolutionofinformationsocietypoliciesintheEU and Turkey.Globalizationprocessesfromthe1990s onareexploredfromthe standpoint of contemporary media and communications theory and political economy. Conceptualizingtheglobalandregionalshiftsinthecontextofsocialchangeandtakingcommodification and spatialization as entry points, the book presents a detailed account of some of the crucial developments to date (on both on the EU and Turkish sides) based upon in-depthinterviewswithkey stakeholders.Thefactorsthatshapethepoliticaleconomyofthetelecommunications andICTsectorsinboththeEU andTurkeyareincreasinglycomplex, engendering new spaces of politics, economy and citizenship.

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• Introduction• CulturalPoliciesinEurope:DebatesandDilemmas• TheInstututionalizationofHighArtasaPublicServiceintheRepublicanEra• ForaNewCulturalPolicy• ThePoliticalEconomyofCulturalPolicies• CulturalHeritageReconsideredintheLightofRecentCulturalPolicies• MuseumEstablishmentsandCulturalPolicyinTurkey• TheAtatürkCulturalCentreandAKP’s‘MindShift’Policy• WhyCulturalPolicies?• CulturalCapacitiesforTransformation• CulturalPoliciesandLocalPublicAdministration


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INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL POLICY IN TURKEY

Edited by SERHAN ADA - H. AYÇA İNCE

Culturalpolicyisgovernedbyasociety’sprinciples,prioritiesandprogrammesinthesocial, economic, cultural and artistic arena. While the term policy does not carry exactly the same meaning as the word politics used in the political arena, they are somehow related.Culturalpolicyandtheresearchanddiscussionscarriedoutinthisfieldhaveafairly

recent history in Turkey, although it has been on the European agenda for quite some time. Almost a decade ago, the artistic and cultural scene in Turkey was the first to open a discussion on cultural policy. Subsequently the issue found its place in academic discussion as well on the agenda of official institutions and the respective ministry.

This study entitled Introduction to Cultural Policy in Turkey consists of the writings of academicsandexperts.Theaimofthebookistwofold:firstly,toprovideanintroductionto the status quo of the production of cultural policies in Turkey and their implementation, and, secondly, to define and analyze the components of the field in order to engage in a discussion from a critical point of view.

We hope that this study will pave the way for a more profound and complex research into cultural diversity, cultural rights and cultural democracy and that it will provide a new environment for stimulating discussion.

FÜSUNÜSTELMURAT KATOĞLU SERHANADAAYLİN SEÇKİN GÜLPULHANDENİZ ÜNSAL ASU AKSOY OSMAN KAVALAPHILIPPDIETACHMAIRAYÇA İNCE

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• CityofFirstsandExceptions:London• London:TheEarlyMetropolis• 1951FestivalofBritain:AHistoricalMilestoneinBritishModernismandtheMakingof

the South Bank• FromDreamtoNightmare?FromDockstoDocklands-StructuralTransformationandConversionoftheLondonDocklands

• Photographs

October 2009, 160 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-125-0, English / Turkish

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LONDRA/LONDONMetropol ve Mimarlık / Metropolıs and Archıtecture

Edited by İHSAN BİLGİN

Thecourse“WorldCities”isoneofthecompulsorycoursesofthegraduateprograminARCHITECTURALDESIGNatBILGIUNIVERSITY;itwasincludedintheprogramwith the aim, on the one hand, of deepening experience and knowledge in modern architectural culture, and, on the other hand, of rainforcing knowledge in the major subjects of study, to wit, history of architecture and the modern city, by focusing on one of the cities that occupies the agenda in the world. The course is conducted throughout the academic year via seminars on a specific city and its architecture selected each year, and is concluded with a research and discovery excursion at the end of the academic year.Researchanddiscoveryexcursionscarriedoutattheandoftheacademicyearare

sponsoredbyVitrA.Academiciansandarchitectswhoconstitutetheeducationalstaffoftheprogram and our graduate students are present and conduct their programs in the selected cityasguestsofVitrA.

The materials in this book and the exhibition it accompanies were collected during the academicyear2007-2008andtheexcursionmadetoLondoninJuly2008.

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•Foreword•ElectoralAtlasofTurkey1950–2009•1950Elections•1954Elections•1957Elections•1961Elections•1965Elections•1969Elections•1973Elections•1977Elections•1983Elections•1987Elections•1991Elections•1995Elections•1999Elections•2002Elections•2007Elections•2009Elections•Conclusion•Parties’Names

June 2009, 128 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-100-7, English / Turkish

ELECTORAL ATLAS OF TURKEY 1950-2009Contınuıtıes and Changes ın Turkey’s Polıtıcs

MURAT GÜVENÇHASAN KİRMANOĞLU

As the democratical development of Turkey has been discussed for many years Electoral AtlasofTurkey1950-2009presentstherealmeaningoftheelectionsmadebetween1950-2009.Withnearly60years’overlookthroughtheelections,thisworkdissociatesfromother works of election with its different type of method. It both gives the chance to read theresultsandbringsaclearnesstothecommentsfortheresults.‘Voting’isanalysedwiththeconceptof‘space’andthisishandledasatriangulationpointinthebook.AsaresourcebookElectoralAtlasofTurkeyreferstotheideathatvotinghasasocio-spatialcharacterandthrough this one can follow the continuity of polling for the parties in different cities.

With the foreword of İlhan Tekeli, the electoral atlas is an affluent source for everyone whomakesacomprehensivestudyontheelectionsofTurkeybetween1950-2009.

... Far from being a volume to be browsed and quickly consumed, this Atlas offers an ongoing interactive process of learning. Turning each page, the reader is likely to discover a new relation with a new spatial pattern. When I perused the Atlas for the first time, I saw that while in early elections, the few existing political parties were closely positioned in the biplot/correspondence maps, their positions got differentiated in later elections, as the number of parties increased. This was an exciting observation: it reminded me of the extent to which Hotelling’s theory applies to the way parties chose to position themselves politically in Turkey.

Prof. Dr. İlhan Tekeli, METU

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Contents:

• DisintegratingNarrativesandNostalgiain Post-YugoslavPostmodernFiction

• Essentialism• TheImageoftheTurkinHungarianHistorical

Novels• HoaxLiteratureandPhonyHistory• TheEnemyWithin:AkaGunduz’sTheStarof

Dikmen As an Example of Turkish National Romances

• EpicMasculinityAmongtheSerbs:MourningtheNationinthePost-OrientalCondition

• TheImageoftheOttomanEmpireinMacedonianLiterature

• TheNewBalkan“Other”• CanonsandCanonFormation• TheFormationoftheModernLiteraryCanonandItsRelationtoInstitutions• ACanonWithoutMessianicMyth:NarratingHowBulgariaFellUnderOttomanRule• FromanEmptyPumpkintoaLeafintheWreathofImmortality:TheCanonizationofGrigorPirliãev• TheTurkishThesaurusandtheEmergenceofStyle:TheBulgarianCase• LinguisticCanonandLiteraryCanon:MimicriesandAlibis• AnthologiesasanExportCanon• LiteraryCanonsandPromisingChallenges:GreekandTurkishNovels• IsThereaPlaceforWomen’sWritingintheSerbianLiteraryCanon?• FacingtheCanonicalChallenge:TheMakingofRomanianLiteraryHistory• “WeOughttoKnowWhoWeAre”:Post-OttomanIdentities:TheFeudof(Hi)StoryTelling• BulgarianLiteraryTextbooksandtheImageofSelf,Others,andModernity• DiscoursesandTraditions• “ItWastheBestofTimes,ItWastheWorstofTimes”:LimitsofGreekandTurkishCo-Existencein

Dido Soteriou’s Farewell Anatolia and Stratis Doukas’ A Prisoner of War’s Story• TraditionviaAppropriation:SinjkaAlkaandtheTraditionofResistancewiththeSymbolsofthe

“Enemy”• NotesTowardaCanonoftheStatueinTurkey• Constantinople-Istanbul-TzargradinRussianCulturalImaginaryandtheImperial-ColonialDifferential

in Modernity• HistoriographyandGeography• ReformsandRhetoric:BulgarianImagesoftheTanzimatReforms• BadBlood,Beauty,andViolence• ThePicturesqueImageoftheTurkinRomanianCulture• FromAllegorytoParable:InscriptionsofAnatoliaintheTurkishNovel

August 2009, 446 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-102-1

BALKAN LITERATURES In the Era of Natıonalısm

Edited by MURAT BELGE - JALE PARLA

Literaturebecameoneoftheculturalareaswhichcontributedtothediscursiveconstructionofnationhoodinthenewnation-statesthatwereformedineasternEuropeand the Near East upon the decline and fall of the Ottoman Empire. This book takes up the literary genres, themes, and motifs that are commonly found in literature’s engagement with national issues, such as the relationship between essentialist thinking and national myths, adoption of national languages, foundational narratives, national romances, forged epic cycles, formation of national canons, ideological historiography, and nationalist reconceptions of geography.

The essays in this collection address the question of nationalism in its manifest and latent forms in the Balkan literatures. The shared theme of the essays may be summed up as the investigation of the cultural production as well as reproduction of the ideology ofnationhoodintermsoftheroleliteratureplaysinanation’sself-fashioning.Thecontributors from the various Balkan countries as well as experts on Balkan history and culture interrogate the ways in which the national consciousness of the specific country under discussion infiltrates its literary production. As the writers focus on one or another aspect of the literary incorporation of national myths, legends, symbols, icons, rituals, on the construction of communal pasts and utopian futures, and on national identity as it is embedded in essentialist thinking, they hope to contribute to the debate on the broader issue of literature and ideology through a comparatist perspective.

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•Scenery,SourcesandHistoriography•Expansion•Provincial/FiscalOrganizations•MilitaryStructures•Trade

March, 2009, 416 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-062-8

OTTOMAN EXPANSION TOWARDS THE INDIAN OCEAN IN THE 16TH CENTURY

SALİH ÖZBARAN

SalihÖzbaranfocusesonasubjectwhichhasnotbeenstudiedfullyandaccuratelyso far, i.e., the Ottoman expansion towards the Indian Ocean including the imperial conquests, organizations, exploitation of southern Arab lands and coastal African ports. He also examines the confrontations with native rulers, their communal organizations and the Portugueseseabornforcesinthe16thcentury.Özbarancomestothefollowingconclusioninhisbook:TheOttomanexpansionshould

not be regarded as a “linear process of development”; they did not practice the fief (timar) systeminthesouthernprovinces,butthemethodoftax-farming(iltizam)wasdevelopedin which yearly and quarterly paid officials and soldiers played an important role. He also emphasizes that the Ottomans were not fully organized in keeping the permanent seamen and naval organizations in the provinces facing the Indian Ocean although they had strongholds in towns and in country fortresses with support of firearms.

ProfessorÖzbaran’sbookquestionsthenatureofthestrugglebetweentheOttomansandthePortugueseoverthedominationofspiceroutes.Itisnotthereforefairtosay-assomehistoriansclaim-thattheOttomanEmpirewasaland-boundone.Thisbookisapioneeringworkbasedmainlyon Ottoman and Portuguese archival sources and chronicles illustrating administrative, military and eco-nomic structure of the southern provinces.

İdris Bostan, İstanbul University

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Contents:

• LawandotherRulesofSocialCourt• SocietyandOrder• SocialOrder• CharacteristicsWhichDistinguishLegalRules(Norms)fromOtherRulesofConduct• ApplicationofLegalRules• SourcesofLaw• LegalSystemsoftheWorld• BranchesofLaw• PublicLaw–PrivateLaw• BranchesofPublicLaw• BranchesofPrivateLaw

February, 2009, 256 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-075-8

AN INTRODUCTION TO LAWAnnex Englısh - Turkısh Glossary of Legal Terms

RONA AYBAY

“As its title suggests, this book deals with the basics of law, though it also contains many elements drawn from legal theory and philosophy.” (...)“Whowillthisbookbeimportantfor?Iseemanydifferentgroupsofreaderswhoshould

be interested. The book is, of course, highly relevant and useful for newcomers to the law. Here they will read and learn about the important principles of law. But it will also be valuable for experienced lawyers who every so often wish to return to the basics, the sources as it were, and to measure their concepts of the law with these basic considerations. Given the vast field of law, it is fascinating – and indeed reassuring – to see that certain basic principles apply to all fields of law. In addition, I believe that this book will provide stimulatingreadingforlaypersonswhowishtoseewhat‘lawisallabout’.”(...)

“I wish this wonderful text the success which it duly and truly deserves”Prof. Dr. Mark VILLIGER

JudgeattheEuropeanCourtofHumanRights

“This book will give motivated students a good taste of the many varieties and forms of law, as well as a basic understanding of the functions, origins and foundations of legal systems, national and international.”

John DARCYRegistry,EuropeanCourtofHumanRights

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Contents:

• Turkey’sInternationalMigrationinTransition• EmigrationfromTurkey• TurkishHighlySkilledMigrationtotheUnitedStates:NewFindingsandPolicyRecommendations

• WorldCityBerlinandtheSpectaclesofIdentity:Publicevents,Immıgrantsandthepolitics of Performance

• CultureandMigration:AComparisonofTurkishMigrantandNon-MigrantMother’sLong-termSocializationGoals

• AnalyzingtheAspectsofInternationalMigrationinTurkeybyUsing2000CensusResults

• ImmigrationtoTurkey• “IntegrationinLimbo”:Iraqi,Afghan,MaghrebiandIranianMigrantsinIstanbul• ASurveyonAfricanMigrantsandAsylumSeekersinIstanbul• TheNewInternationalMigrationandMigrantWomeninTurkey:TheCaseof

Moldovan Domestic Workers

February, 2009, 825 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-040-6

LAND OF DIVERSE MIGRATIONSChallenges of Emıgratıon and Immıgratıon In Turkey

Edited byAHMET İÇDUYGUKEMAL KİRİŞÇİ

Turkey, especially in Western Europe, has long been considered a country of emigration. Indeed many in Turkey have thought along these lines too. Yet, since the very days when the Turkish Republicwasestablishedin1923,Turkeyhasactuallybeenasmuchacountryofimmigrationasithasbeenacountryofemigration.Wellintothe1960semigrationwasmostlytheout-movementofnon-Muslims.Immigrationconstitutedofpeopleof“Turkishdescentorculture”comingbyandlargefrom the neighboring Balkan countries. Both emigration as well as immigration were very much part andparcelofthenation-buildingprocessinTurkeyandneighboringcountries.Itisemigrationintheformoffirst“guestworkers”inthe1960sand1970s,followedbytheirrespectivefamiliesaswellasasylum seekers and illegal migrants in the subsequent decades that earned Turkey its reputation as an emigration country. Today emigration from Turkey to EU countries has fallen significantly. Instead Turkish nationals are emigrating as contract workers, entrepreneurs, circular migrants, professionals, studentsandso-on,tothecountriesoftheformerSovietUnion,theMiddleEastandCentralAsiaandinlessernumberstoAustralia,NorthAmericaandevenChinaaswellasIndia.Simultaneously,thenature of immigration into Turkey has been dramatically transformed especially since the collapse of theSovietUnion.Asylumseekers,refugees,irregularandtransitmigrants,suit-casetraders,students,professionals, retirees from Western European countries and migrant workers constitute this new form of immigration. In short, since the early twentieth century Turkey has become a land of diverse flows of ever changing forms immigration and emigration.

This collection reveals the diversity of Turkey’s migration experiences. It brings together the findings of empirical research projects on topics as diverse as the role of festivals in the formation of Turkish identity in Berlin, and the experiences of African migrants and asylum seekers in Istanbul. The book makes an important original contribution, and should help to dispel stereotypes on Turkey as just a source country for migrant workers for Western Europe.

Stephen CastlesProfessorofMigrationandRefugeeStudies,UniversityofOxford,UK.

An impressive achievement. A comprehensive and lively account of the field of migration studies in Turkey. The contributions deliver a decisive challenge to thinking of Turkey as an emigration country only. İçduygu and Kirişci frame the volume and offer a concise and clear view of historical trends, the current situation and future directions.

Thomas FaistProfessorofTransstateRelationsandSociologyofDevelopment,

Bielefeld University, Germany.

AHMET İÇDUYGU,KEMALKİRİŞÇİ,RENK ÖZDEMİR,ŞEBNEMKÖŞERAKÇAPAR,LEVENT SOYSAL,BİLGEYAĞMURLU,YADİGAR COŞKUN, A. SİNANTÜRKYILMAZ,A. DİDEM DANIŞ,CHERIETARAGHI,JEAN-FRANÇOIS PEROUSE,KELLYT.BREWER,DENİZ YÜKSEKER,SELMİNKAŞKA

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Volume One – Contents

• YoungTurkRevolution• VanguardofaNascentBourgeosie• TheAgrarianPolicyoftheYoungTurks1908-1918

• UnionistRelationsWiththeGreek,Armenian,andJewishCommunitiesoftheOttomanEmpire,1908-1914

• GreatBritain’sRelationswiththeYoungTurks,1908-1914

• TheSearchforIdeologyinKemalistTurkey,1919-1939

• ThePoliticalEconomyofKemalism• TheTimes(London)andtheKemalistRevolution,1930-1939

• WarandSocietyundertheYoungTurks,1908-1918

• TheKemalistMovementandIndia

Volume Two – Contents

• TheStateandInterventioninTurkey• OttomanPerceptionsoftheCapitulations1800-1914

• TheLateOttomanEmpire• Trotsky’sWritingsontheOttomanState,the1908RevolutionandtheBalkanWars,1912-13

• PostageStamps,PoliticsandIdeologyintheLateOttomanEmpire

• OttomanArmedNeutralityandInterventionAugust-November1914

• TheSpecialRelationship:TheCommitteeofUnionandProgressandthe Ottoman Jewish Political Elite, 1908-1918

• YoungTurk-ArmenianRelationsDuringtheSecondConstitutionalPeriod,1908-1914

• TheDevelopmentofWorking• ClassConsciousnessinTurkey

October, 2008, 292 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-056-7

October, 2008, 348 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-057-4

FROM EMPIRE TO REPUBLIC Essays on the Late Ottoman Empıre and Modern Turkey, Two Volumes

FEROZ AHMAD

In these two volumes of essays, Feroz Ahmad focuses on a crucial period of Turkish modernization,fromYoungTurkperiodtotheRepublicofTurkeyandtherelationshipbetweentheCommitteeofUnionandProgressandModernTurkey.Hediscussestheworks of a generation of reformers and engineers of a new social order, as well as events thatshapedthepathofmodernisation.Thesearticlesdealwiththeperiodsincethe1908revolution, examining the process by which the new Turkey was formed. The author also underlines the crises of legitimacy that characterized much of the period.

The essays in two volumes are compiled thematically. The first volume deals with the “ideas”ofmodernisationwhichspantheperiodofYoungTurkRevolutiontotheKemalistmovement. The volume also analyzes various other topics such as Unionist relations with non-Muslimcommunities,thesocialandeconomicpolicyoftheYoungTurks,andthepolitical economy of Kemalism. The second volume discusses events of the same period and examineshowarevolutionarysuchasLeonTrotskysawabouttheYoungTurkrevolution.Therearealsoarticlesonthedevelopmentofworking-classconsciousness,howpostagestamps reflected ideology in the late Ottoman Empire, and the Ottoman perception of the capitulations. Taken as a whole these two volumes will help readers understand some of the problems Turkey is facing today.

FerozAhmad’sworksonSecondConstitutionalMonarchyandModernTurkeyarewell-known. He is an important historian who observes and evaluates political structure of [the] East from Muslim India to Turkey. In these two volumes, he evaluates the problems of Turkey in the last century and discusses with Turkologists and Turkish intellectuals. These articles were written over the years and therefore reflect specific context.

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Contents:

• GeneralIntroduction:ReciprocityanditsApplicationinInternationalLaw• SourcesofReciprocity:TreatyofLausanne• ReciprocityinTurco-GreekRelations:TheCaseofMinorities• ReciprocityinNationalParadigm• ReciprocityorInternationalIntervention?GreekandTurkishMinority, 1923-1930• ReciprocityasaRegulatoryPatternfortheTreatmentofGreece’sTurkish/Muslim

Minority • The“Internationalization”ofReciprocityByManyMembersofGreek-OrthodoxandTurkish-MuslimMinorities

• TheconceptofReciprocityanditsSignificanceforthePoliticalOrganisationoftheMuslim Minority in Greece

• AVictimofReciprocity:TheGreekPatriarchateofIstanbul• ReciprocityandMinorityReligiousInstitutionsinGreeceandTurkey

February, 2008, 171 pp, ISBN: 978-605-399-022-2

RECIPROCITY Greek and Turkey MınorıtıesLaw, Relıgıon and Polıtıcs

Edited by SAMİM AKGÖNÜL

Reciprocityisauniversalconceptininternationallawandininternationalrelationsthatencourages the parties to adhere to conractual agreements. It is also binding, as it allows the possibility of sanctions under the international law. However, within the framework of reciprocal treatment of the minorities in Greece and Turkey, the concept was misconsrued and, eventually, misused by the respective governments. In both of these states, reciprocity had been interpreted as a legitimate basis for retaliation against its own citizens for policies ofanothersovereignstate.Clearly,reciprocity,whenappliedtothesituationofminoritiesinGreece and Turkey, connot be treated by both governments as means of reprisal, but instead should be a source of responsibility towards the respective minority that resides in each of the states and constitutes part of the society.

The idea of this book was born out of the AFEMAM (French Association for Studies on MuslimandArabWorld)Congress,heldinStrasbourgin2005.Thisbook,acollaborativeeffortofeightscholarsspecializinginGreek-Turkishrelations,offersaninsightontheissueof reciprocity in the case of Greek and Turkish minorities in Turkey and Greece from legal, historical, sociological, and political science perspectives. The objective of this collective endeavour is to introduce a spectrum of views on the issue and invite the international community, academia and policy makers, as well as general public, to advance and contribute to the discussion and dialogue opened in this volume.

SAMİMAKGÖNÜLVEMUND AARBAKKEDIMITRISKAMOUZISELÇİN MACAR HERKÜLMILASBASKIN ORANKONSTANTINOSTSITSELIKISDIMOSTENIS YAĞCIOĞLU

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October, 2007, 370 pp, ISBN: 605 399 005 5

Contents:•EncounterswithGlobalization•DilemmasofDemocraticConsolidation•CivilSociety,IdentityandSocialJustice

TURKISH POLITICS IN A CHANGING WORLDGlobal Dynamıcs and Domestıc Transformatıons

E. FUAT KEYMAN and ZİYA ÖNİŞ

Much of the serious and scholarly contributions to the study of Turkish politics have tended to focus more on domestic pressures and actors as the fundamental driving forces in Turkish politics. There is much to learn from these studies concerning Turkish politics anditsunderlyingdynamics.Yet,atthesametime,thereisaneedtore-thinkTurkishpolitics at a time when global and regional influences assume increasing importance, making it progressively more difficult to separate domestic politics from international politics and internal from external actors. At a time when “outside” becomes “inside”, a major effort needs to be made to analyze Turkish politics both theoretically and historically by paying attention to the interplay of global dynamics and domestic transformations. This way of approaching Turkish politics also enables us to go beyond binary oppositions and providing an understanding of Turkish politics that explicitly takes into account the interactions of the global, regional, national and local forces and processes. InTurkishPoliticsinaChangingWorld,KeymanandÖnişprovideahistorical,

sociologicalandpolitical-economicanalysisofTurkishpoliticsbymethodologicallylocatingthegoverningofTurkeyattheintersectionofglobal-regional-national-localinteractions.Their analysis of Turkish politics, exceptional for its analytical and methodological richness and explanatory power, makes a significant contribution in advancing our understanding of contemporary Turkey.

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February, 2006, 555 pp, ISBN: 975-6176-42-3

Contents: •IslamandPublicSpace•IslamicMovementsinTurkey,IranandEurope•Religion,IdentityandOtherness

ISLAM IN PUBLICTurkey, Iran, and Europe

Edited by LUDWIG AMMANN AND NİLÜFER GÖLE

The relations between Islam and the Western world are usually examined at the macro levelofpoliticalregimes,terrorism,orcultural-religiousdifferences.Thisbook,however,privileges the analysis of micro processes by focusing upon emerging Muslim profiles and practices in public life. Different trajectories of Muslim actors who refer to religion in shaping their personal identities and public behavior are studied in three different publics,namely,secularistTurkey,post-IslamicIran,andEurope.TheauthorsarguethattheparticipationofMuslimactorsinpubliclifedoesnotrepresentalinear,conflict-free evolution towards modern conceptions of self and public; rather, it calls for a closer examination of new political and cultural issues raised by public claims of Muslim actors that inturnchallengetheEurocentricdefinitionsofprivate-publicspheresandreligious-secularoppositions. Bringing researchers of Islam together with others from outside this particular field, the book poses questions regarding the definitions of self, religion, difference, and public in such a manner that it should appeal not only to specialists of Islam, but to those interested in social scientific analysis in general as well.

NİLÜFERGÖLELUDWIG AMMANNKENANÇAYIRSHMUEL N. EISENSTADT ELHAMGHEYTANCHICHRISTIAN GEULENMOUSSAKHEDIMELLAHFARHAD KHOSROKHAVARUĞURKÖMEÇOĞLUSIGRID NÖKELMAHNAZSHIRALISIMONETTA TABBONICHARLESTAYLORNIKOLA TIETZE BUKET TÜRKMENM. HAKAN YAVUZ 49

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October, 2005, 329 pp, ISBN: 975-6176-32-6

Contents: • OfficialIdeologyandWarOvertheGulf• BoycottorBomb:Defy/ningtheWilloftheUNandTheOfficialWarIdeologyofthe

First President Bush• ConceptualizingtheWaronTerrorismBefore9/11:TheWarIdeologyofPresidentBillClinton

• ConstitutingHolyWar:PresidentGeorgeW.BushonTerrorismandIslamfrom9/11throughtheendofRamadan,2001

• NewThoughtProcesses:Understanding,Explanation,andEducationAsDepoliticizedMilitarization

CONQUERING HEARTS AND MINDSThe Amerıcan War Ideology ın the Persıan / Arabıan Gulf, 1990-2003

ANDREW DAVISON

This book by Andrew Davison offers an exposition of the official American ideology ofwarinthePersian/ArabianGulf:anideologywhoseprincipalaimshavebeenthemanipulationandmilitarizationofUSpublic-politicalcultureandtheimperialreassertionofAmerican global power.

The book shows how the official war ideology was put in place by successive American presidentsinordertojustifythewarsinKuwait,Afghanistan,Iraq,andagainsttheAlQaedaIslamist movement more generally.

It also compellingly displays how these wars, fought primarily over petroleum and political power in the Gulf, were characterized, since 1990, in terms of biblical and civilizational significance that mobilized the militarized support of the American public but distorted the contexts and stakes of the conflict in which the US remains violently involved.

Two especially distinguishing qualities of this analysis are, first, that it draws our attention to the pervasive nonsecular character of Presidential rhetoric in the United States; and, second, that it demonstrates the continuity of militant, religious Presidential rhetoric across the spectrum of the American administrations for over two decades, despite the appearance ofsharpantagonismsbetweenDemocratsandRepublicans.Writtenforabroadaudience,ConqueringHeartsandMindsoffersanaccessibleanalysis

for a wide variety of readers interested in the relationship between America and the Middle East, the “war on terrorism,” the troubled state of international affairs and politics, and alternatives to endless war.

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December, 2004, 249 pp, ISBN: 975-6176-01-6

Contents:

•AGeneralHistoryofTurkey-EURelationsandtheCurrentSocietalIssues•TurkishReforms•EconomicImplicationsofTurkey-EUMembership

TURKEY AND THE EU ENLARGEMENTProcess of Incorporatıon

Edited by RICHARD T. GRIFFITHS AND DURMUŞ ÖZDEMIR

The enlargement of the EU towards Turkey has been one of the most hotly debated enlargements in the EU’s history. It is therefore most important to obtain a good overview of the most burning issues and underlying questions.

The decision to commence negotiations will be taken on the basis of various criteria, includingTurkey’sprogresstowardssatisfyingtheso-calledCopenhagencriteria.However,other arguments will also doubtless come into play, including the assessments of the costs andbenefitsofTurkishmembershipandwhetherTurkeyisindeedsufficiently‘European’.This book analyses the pros and cons of Turkish membership on various issues that play a centralpartintheon-goingdebate.

One unique element of the book is that it represents the views of Turkish academics as well as those from the Netherlands and Germany. Although the tenor of this publication towards the question of Turkish membership is overwhelmingly positive, several authors do express reservations and some worry whether the arguments in Turkey’s support are sufficient to sway the decision in the country’s favor.

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October, 2004, 260 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-97-8

Contents:

•OttomanMillets’•Historiography•Modernization•Provinces•Family•RussiaandTurkey

OTTOMAN STUDIES

İLBER ORTAYLI

2. Edition

ThiscollectionofpapersbyİlberOrtaylımainlydealswiththepolitical,economic,socialand cultural transformations which the Ottoman Empire underwent in its last centuries.

These areas of transformation, namely millet conception in the Ottoman Empire, modernization, tendencies in historiography, structural and judicial changes in familial relationships, provincial and urban structure in the Ottoman Empire and the relationship betweenRussiaandtheOttomanEmpire,determinedthetitlesforthechaptersofthebook.Ortaylı,meticulouslyexaminingthearchivesandsourcesaboutthelateOttomanhistory,gives a comprehensive and multifaceted picture of the Empire.

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Contents:

•TheoreticalExplorationsofHonourKilling•CommunityStruggleAgainstHonourKilling•StateResponsestoHonourKilling•Appendices

November, 2004, 261 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-98-6

VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF HONOURTheoretıcal and Polıtıcal Challenges

Edited by NAHLA ABDO SHAHRZAD MOJAB

ThisbookistheoutcomeoftheInternationalSeminaronViolenceintheNameofHonour, a gathering of activists, policy makers, and academics in Istanbul in 2003. The goal oftheSeminarwastoengageinare-thinkingofhonourkillingandtostrategizetowardsglobalactionincombatingviolenceagainstwomen.Readerswillseethecontributionsofthisdiverse group to a deeper understanding of violence and ways to challenge it. Thebookisorganizedintofoursections:‘TheoreticalExplorationsofHonourKilling’

provides methodological and theoretical attention to the issue of honour violence; the second sectionfocusesonthethemeof‘CommunityStruggleAgainstHonourKilling’;thethirdsectionlooksat‘StateResponsestoHonourKilling’;andthefourthsectioncontainsalistofrecommended resources for the study of honour violence.

SHAHRZAD MOJABNÜKHETSİRMANNAHLA ABDOÅSAELDÉNNICOLE POPENEBAHATAKKOÇLEYLÂ PERVİZATDILSADEMIRBAG-STENRIYADH AL-BALDAWINIKLASKELEMENYAKIN ERTÜRKCHRISTINACURRYLISE BERGH KICKISÅHREÄLGAMOJAVERIA RIZVI

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April, 2004, 206 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-86-2

Contents:

• OnCivilSociety• OnCivilSocietyinCyprus• TheRoleOfMedia• NGOActivities:ExchangeofPopulations,HistoryEducation,BuildingPeace,Youth,Environment,LocalGovernments,Women,CultureandArts,BusinessCommunitiesandThink-Tanks

• TheEuropeanUnionPerspective• TheCommonPoemsofCypriotPoets

VOICES FOR THE FUTURECıvıc Dıalogue Between Turks and Greeks

Edited by TACİSER ULAŞ BELGE

The aim of this book is to bring more visibility to NGOs and provide a deeper understanding of the background of the new forms of civic dialogue taking place between thetwocountries.WritersfromTurkey,Greece,UK,andNorthandSouthofCypruscontributedtothispublicationtoanswerthreequestions:1)whatdoyouthinkarethemostimportant developments in Turkish and Greek relations at the level of civil society during thelast10years?2)Howwouldyouevaluatethesedevelopmentsfromtheperspectiveofthefieldofyourwork?3)Whatareyourproposalsforthefuture?Eachauthorrespondedtothequestionsfromhis/herownexperience.

By sharing experiences through the accounts and articles of key people dedicated to improveTurkish-Greekcivicdialogue,wehopetoraisepublicawareness-localandinternational-andstrengthenournetworks.

ZÜLFÜ LİVANELİHERKÜLMİLLASMURAT BELGEKEMALKİRİŞÇİ-ALİÇARKOĞLUNİYAZİ KIZILYÜREKÜNSALÖZBİLENLERFATMA AZGINMEHMETALİBİRANDIRENE BANIASMARIADEMESTICHAYİĞİT AKSAKOĞLUELÇİNMACARORHAN SİLİERFİKRETTOKSÖZAKIN ATAUZ NIKIROUBANIZEYNEP ORALHALİSAYDINTAŞBAŞNİLÜFER TARIKAHYA SOLİÖZELBAHAR RUMELİLİDAVIDBARCHARD

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February 2001, 375 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-15-3

Contents:

•IdentityTheories•Constructed‘Ethnic’and‘National’Identities•IdentityPoliticsAndMarginality

MEDIATED IDENTITIES

Edited by KAREN ROSS DENİZ DERMAN NEVENA DAKOVIC

In recent years, identity construction, maintenance and questioning in and through the various media have been the focus of key debates in media and cultural studies. This book explores the critical concepts in identity theories and the media, discusses “ethnic” and “national” identities constructed through newspaper, photographs, television, film and the digital media, and presents challenging issues on current debates in identity politics and marginality from global, local and personal perspectives. “MediatedIdentities”providesahighlyreadableand“multi-culti”viewtothemedia,

cultural and film studies. The book aims to offer a comprehensive and innovative journey through the identities in times and spaces of the media.

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Two volumesVolume I: October 2000, 222 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-07-2Volume II: October 2000, 242 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-08-0

EROL AKYAVAŞHıs Lıfe and Works

Edited by BERAL MADRAHALDUN DOSTOĞLU

Erol Akyavaş was unique in modern and postmodern art in Turkey. This series of two publications, Turkish and English respectively, make up an integral part of the exhibition whichwasheldbyİstanbulBilgiUniversityandconsisteachofthreesections:thelifestoryof Erol Akyavaş in documents and photographs; original texts written for the exhibition, essays written before the exhibition, important interviews conducted with the artist; catalogue of extant works.

This series consist of two volumes. The first volume presents a biography of Erol Akyavaş and views of prominent figures of Turkish intellectual life on his life and works. The second volume, in turn, presents a collection of his selected works.

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June 2004, 204 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-90-0

İSTANBUL: CITY OF MEMORIES AND HOPES

This collection is not a complete album, but rather than an impression of modern İstanbul with a historic backdrop. It reflects the city through scenes of the streets and its inhabitants. Inthisalbum,thereaderwillcomeacrosstwoİstanbuls:One,aromanticlandscape

withpalaces,mosques,churches,synagoguesand“yalıs”alongthesparklingBosphorus,theother,alivelymetropolisofmorethan12million-whichattimescamouflagesthisromanticlandscape with impressive skyscrapers and busy traffic. Therearetwoİstanbuls:oneofmemoriesandoneofhopes.The picture will tell more than words...

PROJECTMANAGEMENT:ALİPEKŞEN

EDITORIALCONTRIBUTION:ZÜMRÜTALP,ZEYNEP AVCI, SUSANNE FAWLER,AYÇA İNCE

PHOTOGRAPHY:İLDEMAKÇAKAYA,ALPER AKÇAY,YASİNBARAN,BERTAN BAŞARAN,İHSANDERMAN,AYLİN DİNÇER,ONUREROĞLU,ENGİN GERÇEK, FIRATGİRAYGİL,ALİŞAN ÖZKAN,BURAKPEKAKCAN,ALİ PEKŞEN,EBRUSİLE

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February 2005, 288 pp, ISBN: 975-6176-03-2

Contents:

• PresentationsDelivered• BasicAssessmentoftheLegalAidSysteminTurkey• InternationalObligationsandLegalAidSystem• LegalAidManagementandDeliveryintheNetherlands• Lithuania’sEffortsinReformingtheLegalAidSystem.RoleofthePilotPublicDefender

Offices • LegalClinics,ProBonoPracticesandOtherCivilInitiativesAimedatEnhancingAccess

to Justice in Argentina

LEGAL AID IN TURKEYPolıcy Issues and a Comparıtıve Perspectıve

Edited by İDİL ELVERİŞ

In modern legal systems, the legal aid service is evaluated in human rights terms. This is especiallyimportantincriminalcases.Legalaidisalsoamongthosecontinuedimprovementefforts in Turkey’s bid for EU membership. It is therefore of utmost importance that this perspective is given due consideration by Turkish legal scholars.

Prepared with such an approach, this book contains the presentations, discussions and recommendationsmadeattheRoundTableDiscussionatIstanbulBilgiUniversityon16April2004.Furthermore,“TheBasicAssessmentReportoftheLegalAidDeliveryinTurkey”,presentedattheRoundTable,isbeingpublishedforthefirsttimeherein.The book is prepared in both Turkish and English, for the benefit of Turkish as well as international legal scholars.

This manuscript was prepared for publication with the contribution and cooperation ofthe“WorkingGrouponJudicialReformandAccesstoJustice”operatingundertheumbrellaofIstanbulBilgiUniversityHumanRightsLawResearchCenter,itselfactivesince2000.

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October 2001, 360 pp, ISBN: 975-6857-22-6

Contents:

•CollectingData•DataPresentation:Graphs,FrequencyTablesandHistograms•MeasuresofLocation•MeasuresofDispersion•IndexNumbers•InequalityIndices•ProbabilityTheory•ProbabilityDistribution•EstimationandConfidenceIntervals•HypothesisTesting•Theχ2,F-DistributionsandtheANOVA•Correlation•SimpleRegression•MultipleRegression•TheAnalysesofTimeSeries

APPLIED STATISTICS FOR ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

DURMUŞ ÖZDEMİR

In comparison to currently available texts, it is unique in its approach by the inclusion of Turkish data throughout.

The text introduces the reader to practical statistical issues by presenting them within the context of real life economics and business situations. In comparison to currently available texts, it is unique in its approach by the inclusion of Turkish data throughout. It also provides extensive coverage of index numbers and inequality indices, which are of particular importance to Turkish students (given the current economic climate of persistent inflation and inequality) and commonly omitted by other such textbooks. It has been designed to be accessibleandstudent-friendlyandasanaddedlearningfeatureincludesaCD-ROMofallthe relevant data required completing the accompanying exercises and computing practical, which are presented at the end of each chapter.

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STUDIES IN OTTOMAN HISTORY

CEMAL KAFADAR

ThisbookiscomposedofCemalKafadar’svariousarticlespublishedindifferentjournalssuchasStudiaIslamic,HarvardMiddleEasternandIslamicReview,AnnalesESC,TurkishStudies Association, etc. and covers such issues as art, literature, cultural life, political and economic developments, and religious practices in the Ottoman Empire.CemalKafadarisVehbiKoçTurkishStudiesProfessorandheiscurrentlyteachingat

Harvard University. His publications include Between Two Worlds: The Constitution of the Ottoman State and Suleiman the Second and His Time(coeditedwithHalilİnalcık).

Contents:

• TheCityThatRålambVisited:ThePoliticalandCulturalClimateofIstanbulinthe1650s

• TheOttomansandEurope• JanissariesandOtherRiffraffofOttomanIstanbul:RebelsWithoutACause• TheOttomanEmpire• TheQuestionofOttomanDecline• TheNewVisibiltyofSufisminTurkishStudiesandCulturalLife• OsmanBegandHisUncle:MurderintheFamily• SelfandOthers:TheDiaryofaDervishinSeventeenthCenturyIstanbulandFirst-PersonNarrativesinOttomanLiterature

• OnthePurityandCorruptionoftheJanissaries• HistoricalBackgroundoftheOttomanEmpire• ADeathinVenice(1575):AnatolianMuslimMerchantsTradingintheSerenissima

STATE AND ECONOMY: Essays on Ottoman Economıc Hıstory

MEHMET GENÇ

This book surveys the relation between the state and economy in the Ottoman Empire, and the basic principles of the Ottoman economic system. It also examines different economic practices that are peculiar to the Ottoman economic structure such as mukataa and iltizam systems and traces the line of development of various productive and commercial sectors.

Mehmet Genç is teaching history and economic history of the Ottoman Empire at Marmara University and he is guest lecturer at İstanbul Bilgi University. He also delivers two seminars at İstanbul University on history and social sciences and Ottoman economic history.

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AHMET İÇDUYGUHehasaPh.D.inDemographyfromtheAustralianNationalUniversity,Australia,1991.Currently,

heisProfessorofInternationalRelationsintheCollegeofAdministrativeSciencesandEconomicsandDirectorofMigrationResearchProgramatKocUniversity.HewasafacultymemberandAssociateChairpersonoftheDepartmentofPoliticalScienceandPublicAdministrationofBilkentUniversity.HehadbeenaResearchFellowatStockholmUniversity(1991-1992),VisitingFellowattheUniversityofWarwick(1998-2000),andResearchFellowandVisitingProfessoratUniversityofManchester(1999-2000).CurrentlyheservesasthenationalcorrespondentofTurkeytotheSOPEMI-OECD,Paris, and as a member of the International Advisory Board of Mediterranean Migratory Observatory, Athens.HehasconductedresearchfortheinternationalorganizationssuchasOECD,IOM,UNHCR,andILO.Heteachesonthetheoriesandpracticesofcitizenship,internationalorganizations,civilsociety, nationalism and ethnicity, migration, and research methods. In addition to his several articles in such journals such as International Migration, International Social Science Journal, Global Governance, Middle Eastern Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Population and Environment, Human Rights Quarterly, Citizenship Studies, Journal of Scientific Studies of Religion, Mediterranean Quarterly, Mediterranean Politics, and Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, Prof. İcduygu has a book, Citizenship in a Global World,co-editedwithFuatKeyman(Routledge,2005).

ANDREW DAVISONBornintheUnitedStatesin1962,AndrewDavisonearnedhisbachelor’sdegreeinPoliticalPhilosophy

in1984fromLafayetteCollege.HereceivedhisMAdegreeinPoliticalSciencefromtheUniversityofDelawarein1988andhisPh.D.fromtheUniversityofMinnesotain1995.HeispresentlyAssociateProfessorofPoliticalScienceatVassarCollegeinPoughkeepsie,NewYork,whereheteachescoursesinpoliticaltheory,politicsintheMiddleEast,andinternationalstudies.AtVassar,hehasalsoservedasdirectorofthemultidisciplinaryPrograminInternationalStudiesandasco-directorwithHimadeepMuppidi, of a several year research and teaching grant entitled, “Europe and Its Boundaries.” He has held visitingteachingpositionsintheDepartmentofPoliticalScienceandInternationalRelationsatBoğaziçiUniversityinİstanbulsince1995,andintheDepartmentofInternationalRelationsatKoçUniversityin2005.Hispublicationsinclude:Secularism and Revivalism in Turkey: A Hermeneutic Reconsideration (Yale UniversityPress,1998);The Philosophic Roots of Modern Ideology: Liberalism, Communism, Fascism, and Islamism,3rdedition,coauthoredwithDavidE.IngersollandRichardK.Matthews(PrenticeHall,2001);Corporatist Ideology in Kemalist Turkey: Progress or Order? coauthored with Taha Parla (Syracuse University Press,2004);andthedocumentaryfilm,Leaps of Faith: Views on American Power, the War in Iraq, and Citizenship in a Time of War,co-directedwithBenjaminKalina(2004).

ASU AKSOYAsuAksoyteachesintheCulturalManagementProgrammeatİstanbulBilgiUniversity.Sheishead

ofCulturalPolicyandManagementResearchCentre(KPY)setupbytheuniversitytoofferresearch,training and information dissemination in the fields of cultural policy and management. She was involved in the setting up of santralistanbul. Aksoy, was also centrally involved in İstanbul’s successful bidtobecomeaEuropeanCapitalofCulturein2010.

AYÇA İNCEAyça Ince completed her BA and MA degrees in General Sociology at the Mimar Sinan University

intheDepartmentofUrbanandRegionalPlanning.Shesubsequentlyparticipatedinthe‘Cities,SpaceandSocietyProgramme’attheLondonSchoolofEconomicsandPoliticalSciencewhereshegainedafurtherMastersDegree.ThetitlesofherMAdissertationsare:‘TheRoleofCulturalIntermediariesintheIstanbulMusicIndustry:ThePozitifCase’andasacontinuationofthesametheme:‘TheGentrificationoftheAsmalımescitNeighbourhood’.SheiscurrentlyworkingonaDoctorateinSociology at Mimar Sinan University. After working for four years as a research assistant on the PerformingArtsManagementProgrammeatIstanbulBilgiUniversity(BILGI),shebecametheresearchcoordinatoroftheproject‘PromotionofResearchandKnowledgeinTurkey’sCulturalPolicy’.SheiscurrentlyactingastheBILGIcoordinatorofproject,‘InvisibleCities:BuildingCapacitiesforLocalCultural(Policy)TransformationinTurkey’,whichisbeingrealizedinpartnershipwithAnatoliaKültür,BoekmanstichtingandBILGI,andisfundedbytheMatraProgrammeoftheDutchMinistryofForeign Affairs.

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AYŞE KADIOĞLUisProfessorofPoliticalScienceatSabancıUniversity,Istanbul.SheholdsaPhDinPoliticalScience,

BostonUniversity(1990)andanMAinInternationalRelationsfromtheUniversityofChicago(1984).She is also the author of Cumhuriyet İradesi-Demokrasi Muhakemesi: Türkiye’de Demokratik Açılım Arayışları (RepublicanWill–DemocraticReason:SearchforaDemocraticDisclosureinTurkey),Istanbul:Metis,1999;Zaman Lekesi (TimeStain),Istanbul:IstanbulBilgiÜniversitesiYayınları,2006;(author and editor) Vatandaşlığın Dönüşümü: Üyelikten Haklara (TransformationofCitizenship:FromMembershiptoRights),Istanbul:Metis,2008;(co-editorwithFuatKeyman)Symbiotic Antagonisms: Competing Nationalisms in Turkey (SaltLakeCity:TheUniversityofUtahPress,2011).

BERAL MADRABeralMadra,acriticandcurator,directedGalleryBM(1984-1990)anddirectingBMContemporary

ArtCentersince1990.Shecoordinatedthe1st(1987)andthe2nd(1989)IstanbulBiennale,curatedexhibitionsofTurkishartistsin43rd,45th,49th,50thand51stVeniceBiennale,co-curatedtheexhibitionModernitiesandMemories-RecentWorksfromtheIslamicWorldin47thVeniceBiennale.Since1984shehasorganizedsoloexhibitionsof50localandinternationalartistsinherartcentreandin other official art spaces in Istanbul.

BİNNAZ TOPRAKSheiscurrentlyChairoftheDepartmentofPoliticalScienceandInternationalRelationsat

BahçeşehirUniversity,İstanbul.ShepreviouslytaughtatBoğaziçiUniversity,andwasavisitingprofes-sor at the University of Minnesota. She has published widely on political Islam in Turkey, and has done extensivefield-workinthearea.Hermostrecentworkisbasedonin-depthinterviewsin12AnatoliancitiesontheroleofIslamandthequestionsofidentity,‘otherization’,andpublicdiscrimination,pub-lishedin2009,hasledtoamajordiscussionintheTurkishmediawithover700articles,op-edsandTVdebates.

BÜLENT SOMAYBorninİstanbulin1956,achievedBAandMAdegreesintheEnglishLanguageandLiterature

DepartmentofBosphorousUniversity,İstanbul,in1978and1981respectively.Afteranunfinishedstudy in McGill University, Montreal, returned to Turkey and worked as a journalist, freelance writer andmusicianbetween1983and1995.BecametheeditorfortheFantasyandSFDepartmentofMetisPublishersbetween1995and2003.Workedasapart-timelecturerintheComparativeLiteratureDepartment in İstanbul Bilgi University from 1999 to 2003. From 2003 on, he has been a full time lecturer in the same department.

DENİZ DERMAN DenizDermanisprofessoratKadirHasUniversity.SheistheauthorofJean-LucGodard’ın

Sinemasında Kadının Yenidensunumu,RepresentationofWomeninJean-LucGodard’sCinema(1993).

DURMUŞ ÖZDEMİRHe is Assistant Professor of Economics at Istanbul Bilgi University. He was educated at the

UniversitiesofLeicester(UK),Glasgow(Scotland)andHacettepe(Turkey)andhaspreviouslyheldlecturing posts at the Sussex University (UK) and visiting lecturer at Bilkent University (Turkey). His researchinterestsliemainlyinthefieldofMacroeconomicmodelsandprogramming(CGEmodelling),Economic Growth, International Economics and European Economic Integration. In the past he has written about the infrastructure, openness and growth, macroeconomic theory, policy objectives, policy designsandconsistency.CurrentlyheisworkingonastudyofthePeaceDividendeffectofTurkey’sEU membership. He is a member of the international EcoMod Global Economic Modelling advisory board. He has published a popular undergraduate statistics text, Applied Statistics for Economics and Business.

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E. FUAT KEYMANE.FuatKeymanisProfessorofInternationalRelationsatKoçUniversityinIstanbul.Heisalso

thedirectoroftheKoçUniversityCenterforResearchonGlobalizationandDemocraticGovernance(GLODEM).Heworksondemocratization,globalization,internationalrelations,civilsocietyandTurkey-EUrelations.Hehasproducedmanybooksandarticles,bothinEnglishandinTurkish,inthese areas. Among his books are Remaking Turkey(Oxford:Lexington,2007),Citizenship in a Global World: European Questions and Turkish Experiences(London:Routledge,January,2005),Globalization, State, Identity/Difference: Towards a Critical Social Theory of International Relations(NewJersey:HumanitiesPress,1997),Changing World, Transforming Turkey(İstanbul:İstanbulBilgiUniversityPress, 2005), State Problem in Turkey(İstanbul:İstanbulBilgiUniversityPress,2006),andTurkey and Radical Democracy(İstanbul:Alfa,2001).

FARUK BİRTEKStudiedatCambridgeandBerkeley,iscurrentlyprofessorEmeritusatBoğaziçiUniversity.Hetaught

atYaleandBoğaziçiuniversities,wasvisitingfacultyatBerkeleyandMichigan(AnnArbor)andavisit-ingfellowatCollegiumBudapest.HeservedmanyyearsasthechairofthedepartmentofsociologyatBoğaziçiUniversity.Hisresearchinterestsandpublicationshavebeenintheareasofcitizenship,com-parative study of empires and nation states, and sociological theory.

FEROZ AHMADFerozAhmadwasborninDelhi,Indiain1938.AfterreadingIndianhistoryatSt.Stephen’sCollege,

Delhi University, he read the History of the Middle East at the School of Oriental and African Studies, UniversityofLondonwhere,in1966,heobtainedadoctoratewithathesison“TheCommitteeofUnionandProgressinTurkishPolitics,1908-1913”.HewasSeniorResearchFellowattheSchoolofInternationalAffairs,ColumbiaUniversity,NewYork(1966-67)andjoinedthehistorydepartmentoftheUniversityofMassachusettsatBostonin1967.Heretiredin2002as‘UniversityResearchProfessor’, an award he was given in 1991, and as Professor Emeritus. After his retirement, Feroz AhmadwasvisitingscholarattheFaresCenterforEasternMediterraneanStudies,TuftsUniversityandAdjunctProfessorofDiplomaticHistoryattheFletcherSchoolofLawandDiplomacy.Hejoinedfaculty of Yeditepe University, Istanbul, in 2005 where he is at present chairman of the Department ofInternationalRelationsandPoliticalScienceaswellasHistory.FerozAhmadistheauthorofanumber of books on the late Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey, all of which have been translated intoTurkish.TheYoungTurks:theCommitteeofUnionandProgress,1908–1914,waspublishedin Turkish as İttihat ve Terakki; with Bedia Ahmad, Türkiye’de Çok Partili Politikanın Açıklamalı Kronoljisi 1945-1971;TheTurkishExperimentinDemocracy1950-1975,wasupdatedandpublishedas Demokrasi Surecinde Türkiye (l945-l980); The Making of Modern Turkey, appeared as Modern Türkiye’nin Oluşumu;Turkey:TheQuestforIdentity,inTurkishBir Kimlik Peşinde Türkiye.

GALİP L. YALMANGalipL.Yalman,agraduateoftheMiddleEastTechnicalUniversity,DepartmentofPoliticalScience

and Public administration, is an assistant Profesor of Political Science in the same department, and ChairpersonforEuropeanStudiesGraduateprogrammeattehGraduateSchoolofSocialSciencesatMETU.HereceivedhisMSc.inInternationalRelationsfromtheUniversityofSouthamptonandhisPhD. in Development Studies from the University of Manchester, UK. His research interests extend from state theory to international political economy. He is currently the president of the Turkish Social Sciences Association.

HALDUN DOSTOĞLU BorninAnkarain1951,HaldunDostoğlugraduatedfromMiddleEastTechnicalUniversitywith

a bachelor degree of the department of architecture. He practised architecture in Ankara, Turkey and inPhiladelphia,USA.In1984hefoundedAnkaraGaleriNevandin1987openedIstanbulGaleriNev,whichhostedseveralexhibitonsofprominentnamesofart.DostoğlucuratedtheErolAkyavaşexhibitionin1993andalsotheretrospectiveexhibitionofErolAkyavaşatDolmabahçeCulturalCenter,İstanbulin2000.OtherexhibitonsthathecuratedaretheretrospectiveexhibitionofNejadDevrim,EbuzziyaSiesbyeandalsotheexhibitonofFahrelnissaZeid–NejadDevrim.

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HASAN KİRMANOĞLUBorninİzmir–Karşıyakain1958.HegraduatedfromFrenchHighSchoolandEconomicsFaculty

ofIstanbulUniversity.HasanKirmanoğluisprofessorintheDepartmentofEconomicsatIstanbulBilgiUniversity(IBU).HehasaPhDfromtheUniversityofParis-X_Nanterre(1989)andischairofthe Economics department at IBU. He has published in the areas of voting behaviour, economic voting, effects of cultural psyhology on party choice and economic performance. His fields of interests include appliedeconometrics,researchmethodsaninternationalpoliticaleconomy.ProfessorKirmanoğlu’sarticles have been published in the European Journal of Political Research and Party Politics.

İDİL ELVERİŞSheisgraduatedfromIstanbulUniversitySchoolofLawin1996.SheobtainedherLLMdegree

fromTulaneUniversityinNewOrleansin1998andpractisedasalawyerandlegalconsultantinNew York, Kosovo, UK and Istanbul. She joined Istanbul Bilgi University in 2003 and has pioneered legal clinics in Turkey. Her areas of interest include access to justice, poverty and law, judiciary, justice system and courts. She is currently enrolled in Istanbul Bilgi University Political Science PhD program.

İLBER ORTAYLIBorninVienna,Austria,in1947,İlberOrtaylıgraduatedin1969fromAnkaraUniversity’sFaculty

ofPoliticalScience.HestudiedOrientalandSlaviclanguagesattheUniversityofViennaandhistoryatAnkaraUniversity.HereceivedhisMAdegreeinhistoryfromtheUniversityofChicagoandhisPh.D. from the Faculty of Political Science at Ankara University. His areas of research include, among otherthings,OttomanHistoriography,culturalandpoliticallifeofthelateOttomanEmpire,Russianand Turkish histories, and Ottoman transformation. In addition to numerous articles, papers and books he is the author of Türkiye İdare Tarihi, Osmanlı Kadısı, Osmanlı İmparatorluğu’nda Alman Nüfuzu, İmparatorluğun En Uzun Yüzyılı, Gelenekten Geleceğe, Studies on Ottoman Transformation, Osmanlı İmparatorluğu’nda Yerel Yönetim.

JALE PARLASheisProfessorofEnglishandComparativeLiteratureattheDepartmentofComparativeLiterature

atIstanbulBilgiUniversity.HerpublicationsincludeEfendilik,Kölelik,Şarkiyatçılık(TheMaster,TheSlave,TheOrientalist,1980);BabalarveOğullar:TürkRomanınınEpistemolojikTemelleri(FathersandSons:TheEpistemologicalFoundationsoftheTurkishNovel,1990),Don Kişot’tan Bugüne Roman (TheNovelfromDonQuijoteuntilToday,2000)andaneditedvolumewithSibelIrzık,Kadınlar Dile Düşünce(WhenWomenFallintoLanguage,2005).ShehaspublishedvariousarticlesinTurkishandinEnglish on the Turkish novel and on the questions of world and comparative literature.

KAREN ROSS KarenRossisdirectoroftheCentreforCommunication,CultureandMediaStudiesatCoventry

University. She has published widely in the field of race, gender and representation in popular media andherlatestbook,Women,Politics,Media:UneasyRelationsinComparativePerspectiveiscurrentlyin press.

KEREM ÖKTEMisResearchFellowatStAntony’sCollegeandalong-standingmemberofSouthEastEuropean

Studies at Oxford. As associate faculty member at the Oriental Institute, University of Oxford, Dr ÖktemteachessubjectsrelatedtothepoliticsandsocietiesoftheMiddleEastandTurkey.Thisisalso where he read Middle Eastern Studies and completed his DPhil thesis on the spatial dimensions ofnation-building.HisrecentbooksincludeAngry Nation: Turkey since1989 (ZedBooks,2011),Turkey’s Engagement with Modernity (PalgraveMacmillan,2010)withKerslakeandRobins,andIn the long shadow of Europe: Greeks and Turks in the era of Post-Nationalism (Brill, 2009) with Nicolaïdis and Anastasakis.

LEVENT YILMAZLeventYılmazhasborninAnkara,1969.HegraduatedfromCommunicationFacultyofAnkara

UniversitythenfoundedGeceYayınları.HehasaPhDfromEHESSandheiscurrentlyanacademicinstructorintheHistoryLisansProgrammeofFacultyofArtsandSciencesinİstranbulBilgiUniversity.

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LUDWIG AMMANNLudwigAmmannreceivedhisPhDinIslamicStudies.Heisfilmdistributorandjournalist.His

research at the Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut in Essen focused on Muslim historical thought and contemporaryIslamicmovements.Recentbooks:Die Geburt des Islam:Historische Innovation durch Offenbarung,Gottingen,2001,ColaundKoran:DasWagniseinerislamischenRenaissance,Freiburg2004,andDer Islam am Wendepunkt: liberale und conservative Reformer einer Weltreligion(co-ed.withKatajunAmirpur),Freiburg2006.

MEHMET KARLIisLectureratGalatasarayUniversityLawSchool,Istanbul.HeholdsanLLBdegreefromGalatasaray

LawSchoolandMJurandMPhildegreesfromtheFacultyofLawattheUniversityofOxford.HecompletedhisDPhilthesis,entitled‘RegulatoryRegionalismandtheWorldTradeOrganization’atthe University of Oxford in 2011. While in Oxford, he worked as a research associate at South East EuropeanStudiesatOxford(SEESOX)fortheProgrammeonModernTurkey.Hehaspublishedwide-lyonconflictresolution,Cyprus,disputesettlementandTurkey’sroleintheWTOinJournal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies, Trade Negotiations Insights and Turkish Policy Quarterly.

MİYASE CHRISTENSENMiyaseChristensenisAssociateProfessorandDirectoroftheMaster’sProgrammeinGlobalMedia

StudiesintheDepartmentofMediaandCommunicationStudiesatKarlstadUniversity,Sweden.ChristensenobtainedherMAandPh.DdegreesfromtheDepartmentofRadio-TV-FilmattheUniversityofTexasatAustin.Sheistheeditor/co-editorofnumberofbooks,andtheauthorofnumerousinternationalarticles.Christensenparticipatesinanumberofinternationalnetworksandprojects that explore sociocultural aspects of media and technology, and her research focuses on social theory and transnationalization processes; social surveillance and the media, and politics of popular communication.

MURAT BELGEHeisProfessorofEnglishandComparativeLiteratureatIstanbulBilgiUniversity.Academic,

translator,satirist,socialactivist,columnist,Murat Belgepublishedaroundtwentybooksontopicsasdiverse as literary theory, history, memoir, travel, politics, city and culinary culture. His translations into Turkish include Dickens, Faulkner, Joyce, and Berger. His most recent work, Genesis(2008)isastudyof the foundation novels that were shaped by and contributed to the shaping of the nationalist ideology in Turkey in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

MURAT GÜVENÇBorninAnkarain1953.GraduatedfromIstanbulFrenchHighSchool(St.Joseph)(1972)andfrom

theDepartmentofCityandRegionalPlanningoftheMiddleEastTechnicalUniversity(1976).Taughtin the same Department for about 25 years. Joined the Graduate Program in Architectural Design ofIstanbulBilgiUniversityinin2005.Prof.GüvençhaspublicationsonthesocialandeconomicgeographyofcitiesandonIstanbul.Heco-authoredtheinstitutionalhistoryoftheRealEstateBank(Emlak Bankası 1926-1998) A Faculty member in the Graduate Program in Architectural Design, he is amemberoftheongoingIstanbul1910-2010projectteam.

NAHLA ABDONahlaAbdoisaprofessorofsociologyatCarletonUniversity,Ottawa.

NEVENA DAKOVİC Nevena Dakovic is professor of film theory at the University of Belgrade. She is the author of a book

onHollywoodmelodramaintheperiod1940-1960,Melodrama Is Not a Genre(1994),isco-editor(withDDermanandKRoss)ofGender and Media(1996)andhaspublishedwidelyinnationalandinternational reviews.

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NiLÜFER GÖLENilüferGöleisprofessorofsociologyattheEcoledesHautesEtudesenSciencesSociales(EHESS)

in Paris. Her publications include Forbidden Modern: Civilization and Veiling,AnnArbor:MichiganUniversityPress,1996,andInterpénétrations. L’islam et l’Europe,Paris:Galaade,2005.

RICHARD T. GRIFFITHS HeisProfessorofEconomicandSocialHistory,UniversityofLeiden(Netherlands).Hecoordinates

the European Union Studies at this university. His research and publications cover a wide range of issues on economic development and history in various periods and countries, and the European Union. HealsolecturesatBilgiUniversityIstanbulandChulalongkornUniversityBangkok.AsprofessorofContemporaryHistoryattheEuropeanUniversityInsituteinFlorence(1987-1995)hechairedapermanent research project on the history of European Integration. He graduated summa cum laude in EconomicHistoryandRussianStudiesattheUniversityCollegeofSwansea(1970)andobtainedhisPhDfromtheUniversityofCambridge(1977)

RONA AYBAYTheauthorRonaAybayreceivedhisLicenseandDr.iur.degreesfromtheFacultyofLaw,University

ofIstanbul,andhisM.C.L.fromColumbiaUniversity,SchoolofLaw.HeservedasDeanoftheFacultyofAdministrativeSciences,andwastheChairmanoftheDepartmentofPublicAdministrationat the Middle East Technical University. He also served as Associate Dean of the Faculty of Political Sciences,AnkaraUniversity,andhastaughtPrivateInternationalLawatAnkaraUniversity,IstanbulUniversity,andIstanbulBilgiUniversityandPublicInternationalLawatIstanbulKültürUniversity.TheauthorservedontheHumanRightsChamberofBosniaandHerzegovinaasoneoftheeightinternationaljudgesappointedbytheCouncilofEurope.Prof.RonaAybaywasamemberoftheGroupofWisePersons,electedbytheCommitteeofMinistersoftheCouncilofEuropetoconsiderthelong-termeffectivenessoftheEuropeanCourtofHumanRights.HeiscurrentlythePresidentoftheHumanRightsCenteroftheTurkishUnionofBarAssociationsandthePresidentoftheAYBAYFoundationforLegalStudies.

SAMİM AKGÖNÜLHistorianandPoliticalScientistSamimAkgönülisanAssociateProfessoratMarcBlochUniversity

ofStrasbourgandaResearcheratFrenchNationalCentreforScientificResearch.Hisworkhasfocusedonreligiousminoritiesandhehasconductedcasestudiesonnon-MuslimminoritiesintheBalkansand“New Minorities” in Western Europe.

SALİH ÖZBARANSalihÖzbaranwasbornin1940inTurgutlu/Manisa,Turkey.AftergraduatingfromtheHistory

DepartmentofİstanbulUniversityin1963,hereceivedhisPh.DinHistoryattheSchoolofOrientalandAfricanStudiesofLondonUniversityin1969.Hewentontoteachattheuniversitiesofİstanbul,Ege(İzmir),Dokuzeylül(İzmir)andCambridge.Ottomansouthernexpansion,theproblemsofhistoriography and history teaching have been the main areas of his interest. Apart from his articles andeditorshipshisbooksincludethefollowing:History and History Teaching (1992, in Turkish) The Ottoman Response to European Expansion(1994,inEnglish)History.Historian and Society(1997,inTurkish) From Yemen to Basra: An Ottoman Frontier(2004,inTurkish)An Ottoman Identity(2004,in Turkish) Portuguese Travellers(2007,inTurkish)Writing History or Missing the Ottomans(2007,inTurkish)Sinceretiringin1998Özbaranhascontinuedtoliveinİzmirwherehepursueshishistoricalresearch.

SHAHRZAD MOJABShahrzadMojabisanassociateprofessor,DepartmentofAdultEducationandCounselling

Psychology, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto, and Director, The Institute for Women’s Studies and Gender Studies, University of Toronto.

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SERHAN ADAAftergraduatingfromtheInternationalRelationsDepartmentofAnkaraUniversity’sPolitical

ScienceFacultyin1977,SerhanAdawasamemberofstaffatthesamedepartmentforfiveandahalfyears,from1979-1984.WiththepassingoftheHigherEducationLawin1984whichallowednon-profitfoundationstoestablishuniversities,helefthispositionatthedepartmentandworkedasadirectorintheprivatesectorfrom1984-1997.Duringthisperiod,hisarticlesappearedinjournalssuch as Tarih ve Toplum (History and Society) and Defter (Journal) and a collection of his poetry was published in İlan-ı Şiir (YapıKrediYayınları,1995).HisdoctoralthesisonThe Question of Hatay (in Turkish- French Relations 1918-1939) (IstanbulBilgiÜniversitesiYayınları,2005),wascompletedin2004.AdaiscurrentlytheProgrammeCoordinatorofthePerformingArtsManagement(BA)andtheCulturalManagement(BA&MA)ProgrammesatIstanbulBilgiUniversity,wherehehasworkedsince1997.HeisalsotheDirectoroftheVisualDesignandManagement(certificate)Programmeatthe same University. He is a founding director of santralistanbul, an international centre for arts and culture,andsince1996,inadditiontohisweeklycolumnoncultureintheTurkishdailypaperRadikal, Ada has been writing articles and critical pieces on various matters of art and culture.

TACİSER ULAŞ BELGEGraduatedfromİstanbulUniversityEnglishLiteratureandLanguageDepartment(1971)and

receivedherMAattheIstanbulUniversityDepartmentofInternationalRelations.SheisafoundingmemberofHelsinkiCitizens’Assembly-HCA(1990)anddirectedcivilsocietyprojectsinHCAandTESEV(TurkishEconomicandSocialStudiesFoundation).Shehaseditedseveralprojectbooks,addressing problems of peace and human rights, as well as a bilingual book entitled “Where Does Europe End?”(TurkishandEnglish-1993),bringingkeyintellectualsofEuropeandTurkeytocommentonEuropeanditsboundariesduringthewarinex-Yugoslavia.

ZEYNEP ENLİLZeynepEnlilisprofessorofurbanplanningandteachesatYıldızTechnicalUniversity,İstanbul.

ShesettheCulturalandCreativeIndustries,CultureandTourismResearchGroupattheİstanbulMetropolitanPlanningandUrbanDesignCenterandwasoneofthedirectorsofthisresearchgroup.She writes about heritage and conservation, urban and cultural policy, tourism, and the role creativ-ityandcultureinurbanandregionaldevelopment.ZeynepEnlilauthoredmanyarticlesandresearchreportsontheseissuesandrecently,co-editedabooktitledCreativeİstanbul.

ZİYA ÖNİŞZiyaÖnişistheProfessorofInternationalPoliticalEconomyatKoçUniversityinIstanbul,Turkey.

His areas of interest include Turkish political parties, civil society, democratization, globalization, politicaleconomyofTurkey,andTurkey-EUrelations.HisarticleshaveappearedinGovernmentandOpposition,DevelopmentandChange,JournalofInternationalAffairs,MediterraneanQuarterly,MediteranneanPolitics,theMiddleEastJournal,ComparativePolitics,JournalofDemocracy,TurkishStudiesaswellasinThirdWorldQuarterly.HeistheauthorofState and Market: The Political Economy of Turkey in Comparative Perspective(İstanbul:BoğaziçiUniversityPress,1998)andco-editorofThe Turkish Economy in Crisis(London:FrankCass/Routledge,2003).

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