“We are here taking Turkey as our venue to discuss the rise of Islamic persuasion of more recent times. Turkish case is no Taliban or Afghanistan, no Pakistan or Yemen. Turkish case we think represents what is today new in the Islamic world more than the aforementioned examples. What is remarkable in the Turkish case is that the rise of Islamic practice has come on the heels of a century of secularization which only had accelerated in the last half of that hundred years.” Islam speaks of two languages today in Turkey: a “language of dispossesed” and a “language of (a)possessing”. Şerif Mardin, as a prominent sociologist with his work “Center-Periphery Relations: A Key to Turkish Politics?” well anticipated and clarified this new Islamic politics. Birtek and Toprak aim to celebrate several aspects of Mardin’s work with articles that advert this new Islamic era through a view of history and policy.
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞIYasalarPlaton (Eflatun)
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞISiyaset Felsefesine GirişNeşet Toku
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞIOtoritaryen Kişilik Üstüne Niteliksel İdeoloji İncelemeleriTheodor W. Adorno
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞIDevlet AdamıPlaton (Eflatun)
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞIBencilliğin ErdemiAyn Rand
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞIZiya Gökalp Kemalizm ve Türkiye'de KorporatizmTaha Parla
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞIUmut DireniyorHasan Kıyafet
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞITutsak Edilmiş AkılCzeslaw Milosz
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞITürkçülükYusuf Akçura
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞITürk İnkılabının KarakterleriSadri Ertem
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞITitrek Hamsi ÖrgütüÖmer Faruk Ciravoğlu
KİTAPİNDİR KİTAPLIĞISosyalizm İnsan HayatKutsiye Bozoklar