Berçin Yiğitaslan – Institute of Social Studies

In pre-modern periods, when political power did not diffuse downward by incorporating ordinary people / the populace, and was not

10 April 2026

In semiotic literature, there is a paradoxical thesis we encounter: if a system of language is not capable of constructing

6 April 2026

In the 21st century, global competition is no longer defined solely by economic size or military capacity; rather, the power

1 April 2026

For a school of thought to attain continuity, it must produce a robust body of knowledge concerning truths and values.

29 March 2026

The semantic shift that the concepts of “elite” and “elitism” have undergone in public discourse reflects not only political polemics,

18 March 2026

With the end of the Cold War, the multipolar tendencies that emerged in the international system created opportunities for rising

15 February 2026

The greatest misfortune that the term “constitution” has suffered in Türkiye is that it circulates in public discourse through agendas

11 February 2026

Three years have passed since the February 6 earthquake. This great catastrophe laid bare not only the painful consequences of

8 February 2026

Three years have passed since the earthquakes of February 6. In my devastated hometown of Hatay, I have found myself

6 February 2026

The paradox of “jobless growth” that manifested itself in the Turkish economy following the 2001 financial crisis has functioned as

29 January 2026

In a written statement issued by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK), data concerning the placement results of the 2025

25 January 2026

The concept of gender equality continues to provide an indispensable analytical framework for understanding the challenges faced by women in

12 January 2026