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Marcell Restle was born in 1932 in a small town named Bad Waldsee in southern Germany and studied art history, […]
B. Tolga Uyar, Birgitt Borkopp-Restle, Carolıne Mang, 140 TL
Archival Memories
Marcell Restle’s Research in Anatolia and Beyond
This book is the Turkish translation of Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free: Laws for the Internet Age originally published by McSweeney’s. […]
Cory Doctorow, 80 TL
Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free
Laws for the Internet Age
It has always been emphasized that Türkiye is a significant country due in part to its geographical position. The imposition […]
Behlül Özkan, Ebru Thwaites Diken, Emre Erşen, 20 TL
Where in the World is Türkiye?
Imaginary Geographies, Clashing Narratives
Everybody always said that these women could only copy and that they copied and copied and copied. But within each […]
Kimberly Hart, 483 TL
What Josephine saw
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