Political Ecology, in Turkey and the World 1 - Rainwater Harvesting in Cities: Examples of Istanbul and Kadıköy
The first meeting of the seminar series titled "Political Ecology, in Turkey and the World" with the initiative of 2024/25 Mercator-IPC Researcher Zeynep Kadirbeyoğlu and 2021/22 Mercator-IPC Senior Researcher Fikret Adaman, was held at IPM Karaköy on 20 November 2024 with Akgün İlhan's presentation "Rainwater Harvesting in Cities: Examples of Istanbul and Kadıköy".
Rainwater Harvesting in Cities: The Cases of Istanbul and Kadıköy
"The first meeting of the Political Ecology seminar series, featuring a presentation by 2019/20 Mercator-IPC Fellow Akgün İlhan on “Rainwater Harvesting in Cities: The Cases of Istanbul and Kadıköy,” was held on November 20, 2024 at IPC Karaköy."
From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?
The event ''From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?'' took place on November 19 at IPC with the participation of Esra Güven and Pınar Ertör, and moderated by Zafer Yenal.
From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?
The event ''From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?'' took place on November 19 at IPC with the participation of Esra Güven and Pınar Ertör, and moderated by Zafer Yenal.
From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?
The event ''From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?'' took place on November 19 at IPC with the participation of Esra Güven and Pınar Ertör, and moderated by Zafer Yenal.
From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?
The event ''From Farm to Table: Food, Culture and Politics Talks - We Are City People! What Do We Care About Wildlife?'' took place on November 19 at IPC with the participation of Esra Güven and Pınar Ertör, and moderated by Zafer Yenal.
Zappa Times IPC Special Series Started!
In this series, which will be published once a month on Aposto, we present selected works of IPC and our reflections on them. The first issue includes Fuat Keyman's latest article on civil society, research on Turkey's integration into the EU emission trade system and physician migration from Turkey to Germany.
After the Loss of Our Director, Prof. Dr. E. Fuat Keyman
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our beloved professor E. Fuat Keyman, Director of Istanbul Policy Center, on October 18, 2024. Professor Keyman was a thinker, a visionary, and an inspiring professor who left a deep mark on the academic world. The valuable contributions he made to IPC will guide us into the future as we carry on his legacy. In order to keep his memory alive, we, as IPC, will continue to work with all our stakeholders and partners, growing by producing together and improve our social impact via our activities and projects.
Coal Phase-Out and Just Transition in Türkiye
"The press conference titled “Coal Phase-Out and Just Transition in Türkiye,” organized by IPC as part of COP29, took place on November 15, 2024. At the event, the findings of the project “Promoting Just Transition in Türkiye,” were shared with the public. Speakers included Ümit Şahin, IPC Coordinator of Climate Change Studies; Onur Akgül, Project Coordinator and Researcher at IPC; and Anabella Rosemberg, Senior Strategist on Just Transition and Climate Justice at Climate Action Network."
"Nasıl Bir Dünya? Nasıl Bir Türkiye?" with Banu Turnaoğlu and Cana Tülüş Türk
Banu Turnaoğlu and Cana Tülüş Türk were hosted at the "Nasıl Bir Dünya? Nasıl Bir Türkiye?" program titled "Commemorating Atatürk: His Leadership and Legacy'' organized by the IPC-Sabancı University-Stiftung Mercator Initiative in cooperation with Medyascope.