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Between the Privilege of Committing Crime and Political Freedoms: Parliamentary Immunities in Turkey

The kind of immunity that protects a legislator from criminal proceedings, as in Turkey, does not exist in Anglo-Saxon countries, such as the United States of America, the United Kingdom and Canada.

Istanbul and Contemporary Islamic Art

OpinionBy Kaz Rahman

To be at the center of Contemporary Art means to be in a place where the visual arts, new media, film, architecture and design all figure prominently and thrive; a brief look at leading art magazines such as Art in America or Artforum suggest a fluid world of all of these with a healthy dose of fashion and style thrown in.

Social Polarisation in Turkey: Myth or Reality?

OpinionBy Yunus Kaya Lutfi Sunar

In doing so, we drew extensively from the ‘the culture wars’ debate in the US because of the similarity between the claims and the rigorousness of the methodology used by American social scientists to assess these claims.

Ms. Marvel Fighting Orientalism

CultureBy Didem Kaya

Representations of Muslim identity in America have been disproportionately negative even prior to the events of 9/11.

Increasing Cooperation Between Ankara and Washington on the Syrian Issue: How About Revisiting the Safe Zone Idea?

FinanceBy Nursin Atesoglu Guney

The reason behind this situation has stemmed from the way American foreign policy has been conducted by the administration of U.

On Nationalism, Ethnicity and Ethnicity Regimes

InterviewBy Serhan Afacan

Although the destabilization of the region is not a new phenomenon, the American invasion of Iraq at the turn of the century certainly came to be a catastrophic turning point.

The Geneva Talks and Syria in its Aftermath

FinanceBy Kemal İnat

How long can it keep the autonomous regions it created by angering the Sunni Arabs and Turkey? When it kept between the American and Russian bid for power, which side will it choose? Maybe these questions are still needs answers, but the historical experience shows that global actors easily switch the tools they use for their Middle Eastern policies.

Who Has the Right to Make a Constitution?

FinanceBy Murat Tumay

Thomas Jefferson, the principle author of the American declaration of Independence, wrote in a sent letter to James Madison and dated 6 September 1789 that “no society can make a perpetual constitution, or even a perpetual law.

Why “November 13th” can not and should not become a French “9/11”

FinanceBy Philippe Barbe

At first glance, there are indeed many striking similarities between the two terrorist attacks and the way they both traumatized the United States of America in 2001 and France in 2015.

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