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Calling for a Divine Economic Intervention

ould the 2008 financial bust have been avoided? What about the Great Depression in 1929? If we were to travel back in time and revamp our entire financial system, we would see that the answer to these questions would be in the affirmative.

The Misuse of Integration as a Kampfbegriff in Germany

FinanceBy Mehmet Osman Gulyesil

017 seems to be a crucial year for the world politics.

Why People said “Yes” in Turkey’s Referendum

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

f the referendum on the presidential system in Turkey was a close call for “no,” for instance with 50.

French Elections: Being an Outsider in a Post-Truth World

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

his must be the post-truth world.

Turkey’s Prospects and Challenges for a National Missile Defense System

FinanceBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş

uring the Cold War era, under the security umbrella of the U.

Turkey, Erdoğan, and the Wisdom of the Presidential System

FinanceBy Sami Al-Arian

n Sunday April 16, fifty-five million Turkish citizens will cast a historic vote on the possibility of transforming the Turkish republic from a parliamentary to a presidential system.

Turkey and its Ceremonial Parliament

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Despite serious opposition from the Republican People’s Party (CHP), the representative of the status quo in Turkey since its conception, it had been 6-7 years since the first privately owned TV channel was established.

Do the World University Rankings Reflect Reality?

FinanceBy Mahmut Özer

niversities are one of the very few institutions which have existed for a long period of time.

What will the Aftershocks of Turkey’s April 16 Referendum Be?

FinanceBy Atilla Yayla

urkey is rushing towards the April 16 Referendum, which is potentially one of the most important events in the history of its democracy.

Was July 15th a Controlled Coup Attempt?

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

he main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has made an allegation this week; actually, it would be more accurate to say that he has reiterated an allegation that he had made in January.

Is Islamophobia the New Antisemitism?

FinanceBy Ivan Kalmar

There’s a refugee crisis in Europe and people around the world are wondering how it came to pass that a totalitarian regime gained power in a democratic system.

What will the Presidential System Bring to the Turkish Economy?

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

s we countdown the days towards the referendum, the process of changes that may come from the Presidency system have been discussed with various perspectives in a variety of different circles.

Sultans of Democracy Demand the Head of Erdoğan

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

here is a new trend in the West.

Turkey is Consolidating its Power While Facing Newly Shaped Multidimensional Threats in Syria

FinanceBy Merve Çalhan

hen the Syrian civil war erupted, no one could easily predict the battlefield would evolve to a multi-dimensional and multi-territorial conflict where thousands of foreign proxies and fighters from different countries have been dragged into expeditiously.

Sovereign Wealth Funds and Turkey

FinanceBy Vedat Akgiray

here seems to be no universally applicable definition of a sovereign wealth fund (SWF), and the SWF industry is made up of a heterogeneous class of funds, often shaped by the individual needs and conditions of the originating countries.

Impunity for Hate Rising in Europe

FinanceBy Mehmet Osman Gulyesil

After 14 years, on January 17th, 2017, the second attempt to ban the National Democratic Party for Germany (NPD) was to be decided by the German Constitutional Court (BVerfG).

Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?

OpinionBy Abdullah Erboga

A sustainable resolution to the instability in the Middle East that emerged with the Arab Spring has yet to be proposed.

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

FinanceBy Can Acun

he recent decision by the Manbij Military Council to hand over territories in western Manbij to the Assad regime to prevent attacks from Turkish-backed Syrian rebel brigades will have its long-term effects on the YPG dominated Syrian Democratic Forces.

Paranoia and Propaganda: Russia’s Role in European Elections

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

ormer president of the World Trade Organization Pascal Lamy, in his recent interview to France Inter TV, became a complainant against Russian media outlets by alleging that there is an editorial alliance between these outlets which works to undermine the EU.

The Curriculum Debate: Has Positivism left Any Reason for Humankind?

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

n Turkey today, there are discussion about how children should be taught the theory of evolution.

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Calling for a Divine Economic Intervention

The Misuse of Integration as a Kampfbegriff in Germany

Why People said “Yes” in Turkey’s Referendum

French Elections: Being an Outsider in a Post-Truth World

Turkey’s Prospects and Challenges for a National Missile Defense System

Turkey, Erdoğan, and the Wisdom of the Presidential System

Turkey and its Ceremonial Parliament

Do the World University Rankings Reflect Reality?

What will the Aftershocks of Turkey’s April 16 Referendum Be?

Was July 15th a Controlled Coup Attempt?

Is Islamophobia the New Antisemitism?

What will the Presidential System Bring to the Turkish Economy?

Sultans of Democracy Demand the Head of Erdoğan

Turkey is Consolidating its Power While Facing Newly Shaped Multidimensional Threats in Syria

Sovereign Wealth Funds and Turkey

Impunity for Hate Rising in Europe

Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

Paranoia and Propaganda: Russia’s Role in European Elections

The Curriculum Debate: Has Positivism left Any Reason for Humankind?

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