[Bilimsel Haber] Publication: The Fall 2006 (No. 35) issue of the New Perspectives on Turkey (NPT)

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The Fall 2006 (No. 35) issue of the New Perspectives on Turkey (NPT) is
available. The NPT is a refereed, scholarly journal published biannually
by Homer. The aim of the journal is to provide a medium and an
intellectual platform for debates and new scholarly ideas relating to
the history, politics, society, economy and culture of Turkey. In
addition to research directly concerned with Turkey and the Ottoman
Empire, comparative perspectives and theoretical contributions relevant
to such research are also actively solicited. The variety of material in
the past issues - ranging from Ottoman history to contemporary politics,
from general theoretical concerns to interventions in specific debates -
reflects the diversity of the journal's area of interests. We hope very
much that you will become a regular reader of the journal and also
contribute to its success with your work. We welcome articles, reviews,
reports on research and conferences, occasional notes and
communications.

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New Perspectives on Turkey
No. 35 Fall 2006

Special Issue on Comparative Turkish and Japanese Modernities

Articles
* Selçuk Esenbel, Editor's Introduction: Reflections on Japanese and
Turkish Modernization and Global History pp. 5-19.
* Hiroshi Mitani, The Concept of Asia: From Geography to Ideology, pp.
21-35.
* Selçuk Esenbel, A Transnational History of Revolution and Nationalism:
Encounters between Japanese Asianists, the Turkish Revolution, and the
World of Islam, pp. 37-63.
* Selim Deringil, Intellectual Encounters with the West: The Cases of
Turkey and Japan, pp. 65-83.
* Binnaz Toprak, Economic Development versus Cultural Transformation:
Projects of Modernity in Japan and Turkey, pp.85-127.
* Zafer Toprak, Proto-Globalization and Economic Change in the Late
Ottoman Empire: A Commentary, pp. 129-134.

Book Reviews

* Julia Elyachar, Markets of Dispossession: NGOs, Economic Development,
and the State in Cairo, Durham: Duke University Press, 2005 by Gökçe
Günel.
* Robert Olson, The Goat and the Butcher: Nationalism and State
Formation in Kurdistan-Iraq since the Iraqi War, Costa Mesa: Mazda
Publishers, 2005 by Nicole F. Watts


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