Publications récentes - IFEA Istanbul

Abstract Behar Sadriu

Networks of influence: reconceptualising soft power This paper aims to analyse one particularly effective facet of Turkey’s soft power approach. However, soft power is not defined, nor conceptualized, as it was originally conceived of by Nye – rather, by integrating literature from network analysis, I will highlight the ways in which successful use of different networks (in this case by Turkey) can have a profound effect in expanding a country’s foreign policy choices. This paper argues it is crucial that soft power is conceptualized in more nuanced ways, rather than simply referring to a states’ norms and values, media or other reified phenomena. Soft power is about very concrete material forces that a state has at its disposal. Networks are

Abstract Julien Paris : Turkish series exportation market and its counterflow ‘soft power’ effects

Turkish series exportation market and its counterflow ‘soft power’ effects Through the example of Turkish series production and their international diffusion this paper aims to question the use and limits of the concept of soft power, and more precisely the role given to cultural contents in the definition of soft power given by J. Nye himself. The article begins considering the diversity of public reactions to Turkish series throughout the region surrounding Turkey, showing how such reactions are used in diplomatic speeches or in some scientific papers to prove the evidence of a Turkish soft power. Exploring the mechanisms of audiovisual production in Turkey and diffusion of Turkish series by the private sector on international markets this article shows how

Vœux du directeur pour l’année 2014

D’une année civile à l’autre… Chers tous, L’année 2013 aura été pour l’IFEA une année de sécurisation du bâtiment, de consolidation du capital fixe de l’unité, des ressources et des relations de recherche, ainsi qu’une année d’ouverture à d’autres ressources et réseaux, de même qu’à d’autres thématiques de recherche. Après le récolement de la bibliothèque réalisé à la fin 2012, les lacunes et pertes ont commencé à être comblées, la formule « présentoir thématisé » a permis à chaque chercheur de tester le fonds sur son domaine et, le cas échéant, de l’enrichir. La conférence « Ernest Chaput » à İstanbul Üniversitesi (le 10 décembre 2013) a inauguré la valorisation du fonds et des « grands auteurs » de notre bibliothèque… Les

IFEA müdürünün yeni yıl tebriği

Bir seneden diğerine geçerken… Sevgili arkadaşlar, IFEA için 2013 senesi, bina güvenliğinin sağlandığı, enstitünün sabit sermayesinin, kaynaklarının ve araştırma ilişkilerinin sağlamlaştırıldığı; ayrıca başka kaynak ve ağlara olduğu gibi yeni araştırma konularına da açılma senesi olmuş olacak. 2012’nin sonunda kütüphane envanterinin ardından kayıp ve eksikler giderilmeye başlandı. Konusu aydan aya değişen “kütüphane vitrini” sayesinde, her bir araştırmacı, kendi çalışması hakkında kütüphane derleminde neler bulunduğunun dökümünü yaptı ve böylece gerektiği yerde derlemin zenginleştirilmesi sağlandı. 10 Aralık 2013’te İstanbul Üniversitesi’nde gerçekleşen “Ernest Chaput” konferansı, kütüphanemizin “büyük yazarlarını” anarak derlemimizin değerlendirilmesinde bir başlangıç oldu… Hasarlı eser ve haritaların restorasyonunu karşılayacak mali çözümler nihayet bulundu. Bir süredir beklemedeki elektronik belgeleme programı; revue.org ve Persée tarafından olduğu kadar, Fransa Ulusal Kütüphanesi ve Salt-Galata yönünden de bir hızlanma kaydetti. Arkeoloji alanında olsun, Fransa’daki Anadolu belleği ve Türkiye’deki Akdeniz algısı hakkındaki toplantılarda

6 Jan 2013 / Cartothèque de l’IFEA

6 Janvier 2014 : la carte de la semaine. Carte de Constantinople à l’époque Byzantine de F.R. von Hubner under the direction of A. von Millingen. On distinghue très bien les differents ports et principales structures et édifices Byzantins de la ville (églises, monastères, foum, citernes, remparts, portes…)

Présentoir Antiochia ad Orontem

Antiochia ad Orontem (Antioch-on-the-Orontes, today Antakya): Antiochia ad Orontem (Antioch-on-the-Orontes) is situated at the easternmost end of Mediterranean and approximately 25 km. from the sea. Today it remains as a small town, the administrative center of Hatay province, but has been once one of the thriving cities of the antique world. It was called the “Queen of the East” in the Roman Period, having been accepted to be one of the four major cities of “the world” (i.e. the Roman Empire). The city expanded from the banks of the Orontes River to the western slopes of the Cassius mountain range. The major urban element, the Orontes River, was navigable in the Antiquity and connected http://dipnot.hypotheses.org/610