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A three-part blogpost on forbidden video games, internet-bans in Turkey, with allusions to the history of games in Europe, and the separation of ‘real’ and ‘virtual’ worlds. Published at geekyapar.com.

A book review of the Turkish translation of Robert Darnton’s The Great Cat Massacre (2015), published on the Anamed blog.

A book review on Robert Darnton’s The Case for Books (2009), published on the Anamed blog.

An op-ed on the urban politics in Istanbul.

An op-ed on Justin McCarthy’s 2011 lecture at the London School of Economics. Published at the web news portal, Bianet.org.

A co-authored piece on the transformation of the Turkish state under the Justice and Development Party Government.

Hümanist, postyapısalcı, seküler, anti-emperyalist, teorisyen, İngiliz edebiyatı eleştirmeni ya da direnişçi, Said’in birbiriyle zaman zaman çelişen ve bu çelişkileriyle zenginleşen sıfatlarından hangisini alırsanız alın; neo-Osmanlıcı, Pan-İslamist, pragmatist, realpolitikci ve muktedir gibi, yine zaman zaman çelişen sıfatlara haiz Davutoğlu’…[Read more]