Spatial Webs charts the cultural heritage and identity of Anatolia, focusing on projects that incorporate Geographic Information Systems and other analytical […]

AUTHOR(S) Amy Singer, Anuja Dangol, Ayşe Nur Akdal, 250 TL

Spatial Webs: Mapping Anatolian Pasts for Research and the Public
Mapping Anatolian Pasts for Research and the Public

AUTHOR(S) Amy Singer, Anuja Dangol, Ayşe Nur Akdal,

Trebizond, that “long-anticipated city of the Komnenians with its soft and melodious name” to quote Jakob Fallmerayer, has long lured […]

AUTHOR(S) Annika Asp-Talwar, Antony Eastmond, Barbara Roggema, 111,11 TL

Byzantium’s Other Empire
Trebizond

AUTHOR(S) Annika Asp-Talwar, Antony Eastmond, Barbara Roggema,

Sırrı Sezai and Muammer Sacit are two prodigal heirs who are struggling to find a way out of debt. Their […]

AUTHOR(S) Mahmut Yesari, 36 TL

Vindication

AUTHOR(S) Mahmut Yesari,

Looking back, we see that everything has begun with the invention of steam engine – and along with this invention, […]

AUTHOR(S) Faruk Eczacıbaşı, 95 TL

It’s Just Getting Started
Flexibility, Convergence, Network Topology, and the Dark Side

AUTHOR(S) Faruk Eczacıbaşı,

This book is the Turkish translation of A Natural History of Human Morality, originally published by Harvard University Press. From the […]

AUTHOR(S) Michael Tomasello, 75 TL

A Natural History of Human Morality

AUTHOR(S) Michael Tomasello,

Published jointly with the Semahat Arsel Nursing Education and Research Center (SANERC), this volume is the second, updated edition of […]

DERLEYEN(LER) Anahit Çoşkun,

20 TL

Nurses’ Handbook of Women’s Health and Diseases

DERLEYEN(LER) Anahit Çoşkun,

This book is the Turkish translation of Raymond Roussel, originally published by Éditions Gallimard. From the backcover of the English […]

AUTHOR(S) Michel Foucault, 80 TL

Death and the Labyrinth

AUTHOR(S) Michel Foucault,

Critical Reflections in Migration Research: Views from the North and the South is an attempt to critically approach the epistemology […]

24 TL

Critical Reflections in Migration Research
Views from the North and the South

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