By Aurélie Stern https://www.illiberalism.org/contemporary-pan-turkism-an-ethno-cultural-ideology-shaping-intergovernmental-cooperation Image made by John Chrobak for the article on the link above. Turkism, also known as pan-Turkism, is an ideology that aims to unite all Turkic regions into a single political entity. It emerged in the second half of the 19th century among Turkic-speaking minorities in the Russian Empire and the Ottoman Empire. The influence of Budapest University on this ideology is unmistakable; it was there that philologist Armin Vambery helped develop Turanian theory, which holds that Turkic peoples have ancestral links with other peoples, such as the Hungarians, Finns, Basques, Mongols, and Japanese. Turanism is an expanded version of Turkism, which turns nomadic pastoral peoples into a linguistic and subsequently “racial” entity, like Indo-Europeans and

Akyıldız, S. (2026), “Strateji-Taktik Döngüsünde Bir Araştırma Alanı Olarak Validebağ Korusu” [Validebağ Grove as a Field of Research in the Strategy–Tactic Cycle], Article in collective book “Bir Hafızanın Peşinde Kadıköy” [In Pursuit of a Memory: Kadıköy], Kadıköy Belediyesi Kültür Yayınları https://www.kadikoyakademi.org/bir-hafizanin-pesinde-kadikoy-kitabi-yayimlandi/ Bir Hafızanın Peşinde Kadıköy derleme kitap çalışması Kadıköy Belediyesi Kültür Yayınları etiketiyle yayımlandı. Editörlüğünü Aras Aladağ ve Özge Güneş’in yaptığı çalışma, on bir makaleden oluşuyor ve her makale Kadıköy’ün farklı bir dönemine, olayına veya mekânına ışık tutuyor. Kitapta editörlerin dışında Gökçe Uygun, İrem Yıldırım, Kudret Çobanlı, Murat Beşer, Pınar Erkan, Serkan Taşkent, Sibel Akyıldız, Ulus Atayurt ve Zafer Aydın birer makaleyle yer alıyor.

By Anaïs Lamesa, Natália Botica, Paulo Bernardes https://journal.caa-international.org/articles/10.5334/jcaa.221 Abstract This paper presents a multi-modal method for integrating rock-cut structures into current archaeological studies related to Ancient and Medieval periods, particularly focusing on a case study of the north-west wall of the Göreme 4b church in Cappadocia (Turkey). Historically marginalised within archaeological research, rock-cut architecture is now reassessed through a combination of building archaeology, traceology, photogrammetry, and computer-assisted analysis. The primary objective is to establish a replicable protocol for interpreting tool marks to define construction phases and occupation sequences, thereby contributing to relative dating and heritage conservation. The interdisciplinary project involved the creation of a high-resolution 3D model, a relational database, and a GIS-based vectorisation of stratigraphic units (SUs). The 3D

Utopies, pouvoir et résistancesPremière édition Par Gülçin Erdi (directrice de recherche au CNRS (UMR CITERES), coordinatrice du projet ANR SPACEPOL, ancienne responsable de l’OUI) https://www.editions-ulb.be/fr/book/?gcoi=74530100299140#h2tabtableContents Ankara, autrefois ville anatolienne ordinaire, est devenue le coeur de la République en soutenant la lutte nationale en 1920. Jouant un rôle clé dans la guerre d’indépendance et la modernisation, elle incarne les transformations politiques et sociales de la Turquie. Ce livre explore son parcours centenaire, analysant la production symbolique et politique de l’espace urbain. Il étudie ses mutations, des débuts de la République à aujourd’hui, en soulignant les efforts de modernisation, l’impact des idéologies et l’évolution architecturale. Il révèle comment Ankara, née de la steppe, est devenue un symbole de laïcité et de modernité,

Par Verda Kimyonok, doctorante en anthropologie à l’EHESS, IRIS, boursière AMI/IFEA. Egalement disponible sur le carnet Hypothèses de l’OVIPOT. Il y a deux ans, je découvrais l’ouvrage Reverberations: Violence Across Time and Space. The Ethnography of Political Violence[1]. Depuis, cet ouvrage collectif revient sans cesse dans mes lectures et mon terrain de recherche. Mon travail sur les pratiques patrimoniales et leur transmission chez les alaouites de Samandağ (Hatay, Turquie) me mène inévitablement à explorer le lien entre territoire et existence[2]. Je souhaite par cette recension traduire les interrogations et les approches du terrain développées dans cet ouvrage qui résultent d’un long effort collectif. Pour cela, j’ai fait le choix de me focaliser sur l’introduction et les chapitres des quatre co-éditrices