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John Garstang’s Footsteps Across Anatolia aims to highlight the international contributions of John Garstang towards the study of archaeology in Türkiye […]
Bob Miller, Bülent Genç, Françoise Rutland, 400 TL
John Garstang’s Footsteps Across Anatolia
Is there a risk that one day, we will wake up and see that we no longer have the right […]
Eirik Løkke, 70 TL
Privacy
Private Life in a Digital Society
Looking back, we see that everything has begun with the invention of steam engine – and along with this invention, […]
Faruk Eczacıbaşı, 95 TL
It’s Just Getting Started
Flexibility, Convergence, Network Topology, and the Dark Side
This title is the Turkish translation of Beyond Anıtkabir: The Funerary Architecture of Atatürk, Ashgate, 2013. From the backcover of the English […]
Christopher S. Wilson, 27 TL
Beyond Anıtkabir
The Funerary Architecture of Atatürk, The Construction and Maintenance of National Memory
This book, a collection of ethnographic articles, based on a decade of field research in the Yuntdağ region in Western […]
Kimberly Hart, 18 TL
Weaving Modernity
Life, Labor and Love in a Western Anatolian Village