Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History - Galata Fountain Square in the Footsteps of Workers
IPC and Tarih Vakfı continue to organize the monthly "Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History'' series. The discussion titled ''Galata Fountain Square in the Footsteps of Workers'' moderated by Ayşe Köse Badur and Ayşe Özil, was delivered by Nurşen Gürboğa and Murat Tülek on April 18 at IPC.
Climate Café Talks 27 - Climate Crisis in the Age of Multidimensional Inequalities: What Do Turkey's Household Emissions Tell Us?
The twenty-seventh of the Climate Café Talks series took place with Ebru Voyvoda's talk on ''Climate Crisis in the Age of Multidimensional Inequalities: What Do Turkey's Household Emissions Tell Us?'' on March 26, 2024.
Potential Impacts and Challenges of Border Carbon Adjustments
İstanbul Politikalar Merkezi-Sabancı Üniversitesi-Stiftung Mercator Girişimi'nin düzenlediği, Oldenburg Carl von Ossietzky Üniversitesi Ekonomi Politikası bölümünden Prof. Dr. Christoph Böhringer'in "Sınır Karbon Ayarlamalarının Potansiyel Etkileri ve Zorlukları" konulu konuşması 2022/23 Mercator-IPC Üyesi Ebru Voyvoda'nın katılımıyla 15 Mart 2024 Cuma günü İPM Karaköy, İstanbul'da gerçekleşti.
Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History - Feeding Istanbul: the Political Economy of Food Supply
IPC and Tarih Vakfı continue to organize the monthly "Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History'' series. The discussion titled ''Feeding Istanbul: the Political Economy of Food Supply'' moderated by Ayşe Köse Badur and Ayşe Özil, was delivered by Candan Türkkan on March 14 at IPC.
What Kind of a City? - Art, History and Society
The event ''What kind of a city? - Art, History and Society'' took place on March 12 at IPC with the participation of Murat Germen, Zafer Yenal and Cenk Özbay, and moderated by Murad Tiryakioğlu.
Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History - Property and the Commons: A Look at Istanbul
IPC and Tarih Vakfı continue to organize the monthly "Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History'' series. The discussion titled ''Property and the Commons: A Look at Istanbul'' moderated by Ayşe Köse Badur and Ayşe Özil, was delivered by Begüm Özden Fırat and Fırat Genç on February 29 at IPC.
Congrats! Senem Aydın-Düzgit
Senem Aydın-Düzgit, who holds the "Pierre Keller Visiting Professorship in European Studies" chair, Harvard Kennedy School invites an academician in the field of European Studies every year, will teach a course on European foreign policy at Harvard Kennedy School. The Pierre Keller Visiting Professorship provides an opportunity for a scholar with a deep background in European Union policies and transatlantic relations, as well as academic success, to teach and conduct research at Harvard Kennedy School. The Kennedy School serves as Harvard's primary platform for engaging with policymakers in America and around the world in the field of international politics.
What Kind of a City? - Local Democracy and Inclusion
İPM'nin düzenlediği ''Nasıl Bir Kent? - Müşterekler ve Bir Arada Yaşam'' etkinliği Fikret Adaman, Begüm Özden Fırat ve Ferhat Kentel'in katılımıyla ve Murad Tiryakioğlu'nun moderatörlüğünde 20 Şubat'ta İPM'de gerçekleşti.
What Kind of a City? Local Democracy and Inclusion
The event ''What kind of city? - Local Democracy and Inclusion'' took place on January 30 at IPC with the participation of Fuat Keyman, Pınar Uyan Semerci and Koray Velibeyoğlu, and moderated by Murad Tiryakioğlu.
Climate Café Talks 26 - The Existential Crisis of Capitalism: Climate Destruction, Technological Transformation and Inequalities
The twenty-sixth of the Climate Café Talks series took place with Haluk Levent's talk on ''The Existential Crisis of Capitalism: Climate Destruction, Technological Transformation and Inequalities (Kapitalizmin Varoluşsal Krizi: İklim Yıkımı, Teknolojik Dönüşüm ve Eşitsizlikler)" on January 23, 2024
Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History - Marginality and Space in Istanbul in the Early 19th Century
IPC and Tarih Vakfı continue to organize the monthly "Minerva Talks: Istanbul in History'' series. The discussion titled ''Marginality and Space in İstanbul in the Early 19th Century'' moderated by Ayşe Köse Badur and Ayşe Özil, was delivered by Işıl Çokuğraş on December 28 at IPC.