Farewell to a mentor for life: Aydın Uğur
A few hours ago, I received a piece of sad news. Prof. Aydın Uğur has
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Three good novels that take place around WW2
I have been lucky to bump into a series of novels. The styles, the content,
What Erkan is up to recently… A summary.
I know I don’t talk about myself in this blog. Let me at least briefly
Over-ambitious İmamoğlu prefers to invite establishment columnists to his presidential campaigning
This image from his campaign bus triggered understandable reactions in the opposition. Some of the
Our class project: a Subreddit on Turkish TV Serials
Since Turkish TV shows have become a global phenomenon, it was time… Our undergraduate students
I had a little contribution, too: “‘And Now the Good News’: Exhibition explores 150 years of dialogue between press and arts”
‘And Now the Good News’: Exhibition explores 150 years of dialogue between press and arts
My graduate course on Metaverse this semester
One of Bilgi Media MA’s graduate courses is called “Issues in Cyberculture Studies” The course
It has been more than a year we have lost Claude Prévost
Dear Sean had a piece recently on the memory of Claude. She left precious memories
The project I am also in: “Poynter’s MediaWise joins Istanbul Bilgi University in Turkey to launch a free digital media literacy program
Poynter’s MediaWise joins Istanbul Bilgi University in Turkey to launch a free digital media literacy
Today Digital Media Literacy WhatsApp course launches #AcabaDoğruMu with @ifbilgi and @mediawise
I am excited to be part of Mediawise‘s efforts to internationalize the Digital Media Literacy
Attended workshops in Samsun and Krd. Ereğli
I have passed through one of my busiest periods. The new semester begins, there are
“Woke”ism wins the day in OTSA (Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association)
Ottoman & Turkish Studies Association The Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, founded and incorporated as the Turkish
Mehmet Kurt’s book: “Kurdish Hizbullah in Turkey: Islamism, Violence and the State”
I have just finished reading Mehmet Kurt’s book: Kurdish Hizbullah in Turkey: Islamism, Violence and
Google Scholar celebrated the 1000 citations I got
Here is my Scholar Profile I wish I could have produced more substantive academic stuff.
About a heated debate on nepotism and corruption in Turkish (exiled) academic community
David Selim Sayers has recently penned a very long and detailed piece entitled as The