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Planing and Economic Development in Turkey and France: Brigning the State Back in
Vedat Milor
30 Temmuz 2022 Cumartesi 16:00 Salon: VEFA SALONU
The book-article guest of the Global Studies Center in July will be Vedat Milor, a valuable food critic, programmer and writer. We will talk with Vedat Milor about his thesis and book titled “Planing and Economic Development in Turkey and France: Brigning the State Back in”, which he wrote in 1986, which has just been translated into our language. The meeting will be held on July 30 at 16:00 at the Vefa Hall of our Foundation.
İLGİLİ YUVARLAKMASALAR
- Goverment-Market Relationship in Islam
- On the Track of Tale
- Rethinking Turkey's Laicism In Light Of The Debates About Liberal Neutrality,
- Transformation of Publishing Field in Turkey
- US Presidential Election and Possible Reflections on Turkey
- The Birth of Thought Organizations and Mediator Intellectuals
- From Global Security To Global Domination
- The Effects of Using Security Frames on Global Agenda Setting and Policy Making
- Place and Role of Political Justice: Asabiyya versus Justice
- Jewish Modernization and Religion
- Right Popülism Rise: Effects on Europe and Turkey
- Carl Schmitt's Partisan Theory
- Justice Problem in International Politics
- Gabriel de Luetz, Baron and Seigneur of Aramon in Ottoman Territories: His Ambassadorship and Quiddity of Entourage
- The Making of the Islamic Youth: Akıncılar
- Rising China and the Middle East: China's Foreign Policy towards Iran, Israel and Turkey"
- IKBY Referendum and Regional Impacts
- Modern Life in Turkey
- From Vienna to Jerusalem, The Course of Zionism
- Rising Threats in the Middle East in the Post-DEAŞ
- Müslüman Kalarak Avrupalı Olmak Çağdaş Türk Düşüncesinde Din, Siyaset, Tarih, Medeniyet
- Arab-Israeli Wars and Regional Impacts
- China and the World
- Global Governance Policy of Turkey as an Emerging Power
- The Privatization of Warfare
- Geometric Patterns in Classical Ottoman Architecture
- Social Policy in Turkey: Institutions and Individuals
- Spatial Rural Socio-Economic and Cultural Transformation in Turkey
- How happy are the elderly people? Life Satisfaction of Elderly People in Europe and Turkey
- Komitenin Ruhu Talat Paşa
- Ottoman History in America
- America and the Making of Modern Turkey: Science, Culture and Political Alliances
- Left and Nationalism in Turkey
- Turkey in The Travelogous of Ferruh Khan Eminüddevle
- Ethnic Terrorism and Anti-terrorism strategies
- Real Estate Market in Turkey: 2010-2017 Relationship Between Home Prices and Credit
- The End of Slavery in the Ottoman Empire: Politics of International Law and Privacy
- The Same Man's Story: İsmet Özel and Partisan
- A Deconstructive Politics of Memory in Dervis Zaim's The Cyprus Trilogy
- İmparatorlukla Cumhuriyet Arasında Mustafa Kemal'in Gazetesi: Hakimiyet-i Milliye (1920-1924)
- Chinese Foreign Aid and The Unga Voting Patterns of the Recipients
- Palestinian and Jewish Citizens of Israel in the Identity Security
- Laicism Approach of the "Milli Görüş's Movements"
- Hybridizing Conflicts and Power Pendulums
- The Foreign Policy Trajectory of the Islamic Republic of Iran: A Socialization Analysis
- A Life Dedicated to the Dissemination of Law
- National Vision Movement: Political and Social Transformations
- Discussing Hasan Âli Yücel
- Forty Years of Islamism: A Reading on Atasoy Müftüoğlu's Thought
- Transformation of the Profession: Doctors and Lawyers
- The Route of the Islamic Cause: Methodical Islamic Theories of Power
- 100 Years Accounting for Social Dissent: Left, liberalism, Islamism
- Elections and Democracy in the Age of Populism
- “Hüner ile Güher: A Modern Fable Following Tradition
- Turkey's Relations with Middle Eastern Countries: The Rise and Fall of the Quest for Normative Integration
- The Identity Problem of Unreal Conservatism in Turkey
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