From Political Commitment to State Policy
The National Solidarity Law adopted on 10 August 2026 bound a two-year political process to legal text. What does it mean for a security issue to shift from the language of rhetoric to the language of law?
Local and National Dynamics
In-depth studies of socio-economic structure, domestic politics, and social transformation.
What dies, and what is born, within a party?
A cell dividing is not always growth; sometimes it is the outward expression of accumulated damage. Türkiye's latest political split is read through this distinction.
Do four walls deliver justice?
Criminal justice rests on the assumption that justice can be measured by time served alone. Whether years spent passively compensate for the harm done to society is examined.
The Universal Condemnation of the Hand Reaching Into the Donation Box, and the Test of Ahbap
Physical rubble is cleared sooner or later; the real rupture is when the very hands entrusted with hope tear down the bridges of trust built to heal the wounds. On donation oversight and institutional accountability.
A Void Symphony
Behind what looks from the outside like a monolithic fortress, two hostile spirits are fighting to seize the same body. An allegorical essay on institutional dissolution.
Bahçeli’s Kurdish opening and Türkiye’s new security paradigm
Bahçeli's move was not merely a search for domestic peace, but a defensive step developed from within against foreign-policy threats. The shift in the security paradigm is examined.
The Train That Never Comes to Bursa: So How Were the Black Sea Mountains Crossed?
Türkiye made major investment in transport infrastructure over twenty years; Bursa, a giant in industry and a leader in exports, is still left off the high-speed rail map. The reasons and cost of this choice are questioned.