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Turkish Single-Mother Families in Germany: Support Systems and Acculturation Orientations
Melike Boztilki, İsmail Barış
Turkish diaspora families in Europe maintain strong family structures and intergenerational ties, which facilitate the transmission of cultural values to future generations. However, they are not immune to the broader transformations and challenges reshaping f…
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Xenophobia and Intercultural Communication: Turkish Students in the Erasmus Program
Mustafa Naci Kayaoğlu
This study investigates the prevalence of xenophobia among Erasmus students and examines its relationship with their experiences and cultural integration. While the Erasmus program has effectively promoted intercultural communication, awareness, and a sense of…
Research Article
The Gagauz of Edirne
Evrim Kaşıkçı
The environment provides by Pax Ottomana across the vast geography of the Ottoman Empire encouraged the coexistence of diverse ethnic and religious communities which contributed to the development of a culture of coexistence and created a legacy whose traces a…
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From Chinggisid to Modern State: Geopolitics and Sovereignty in Central Eurasia during the 17th and 18th Centuries
Kubilay Atik, Suat Beylur, Nurlan Kenzheakhmet
The decline of the Mongol Empire and its successor states led to anarchy in Central Eurasia from the 16th to the 18th centuries. This era saw the fall of the Timurids and the Ming Dynasty and the rise of new regional powers, including the Kazakhs and Zunggars …
Book Review
Yayın Değerlendirme / Book Reviews: Ötüken’den Kırım’a Türk Dünyası Kültür Tarihi / Turkish World Cultural History from Ötüken to Crimea. Ed. Ahmet Kanlıdere and İlyas Kemaloğlu, Ötüken Press, 2021.
Başak Kuzakçı
The book titled “Turkish World Cultural History from Ötüken to Crimea” was prepared in the editorial of Ahmet Kanlıdere and İlyas Kemaloğlu who have international works in the field Turkish cultural and political history. The study is composed of 18 chapters, …
Contribution of Organization of Turkic States Members to World Heritage at a Time of Cultural Convergence from the Past to the Future
Cengiz Buyar, Uğur Ünal
In its journey from ancient history, human society has brought along many cultural and architectural values or properties. Some of which have reached our days and some of which have not for various reasons. Cultural values that are part of the common history o…
Community Construction with Turkish Tales
Neslihan Karakuş, Celile Eren Ökten
From the Orhun monuments to Kutadgu Bilig; from Sharia law to modern day constitution, unwritten rules (norms), which have regulated society over time, have been transmitted through generations in order to establish social order. Tales are part of this transmi…
Public Broadcasting in The Turkish World Culture: Case of TRT Avaz
Dilan Çiftçi, Yusuf Akyel, İbrahim Özejder
With the development of satellite systems, international broadcasting has great advantages, both in terms of making a profit and in reaching a mass of people who have concrete or abstract loyalty to a state itself. Turkey Radio and Television (TRT) aims to rea…
Linguistic Imperialism or Cultural Diplomacy? British Council and The People’s Houses in Early Republican Turkey
Resul Babaoğlu
In this study, the language courses started in the People’s Houses at the beginning of 1940s by British Council of which presence has been subject to various speculations in Turkey are examined within the scope of language imperialism and cultural propaganda. …
Analyzing Language Learning Beliefs of English Student Teachers: A Cross-Cultural Study Across Turkic Republics
Zerde Duisembekova, Kemal Sinan Özmen
The purpose of this study was to explore Kazakhstani and Turkish student teachers’ beliefs about English language learning, and whether there are any differences between their beliefs in terms of cultural background. The Beliefs about Language Learning Invento…