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Friday, May 18, 2012
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Turkey's Grand Dome - Towards Democratization

"Invisible Enclave": Northern Cyprus

Iraq's International Minority Protection & Private Property Guarantees

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Ekopolitik's Declaration: Silence the guns! Let the people speak! ...    Ekopolitik's "Turkey's Grand Dome" Project- 3rd Hakkari Meeting celebrated on August 24th ...    Ekopolitik at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology in Bilgi University ...    Ekopolitik's "Invisble Enclave": Northern Cyprus Workshop II was held 29 June 2011 in Girne ...    Ekopolitik Iraq Workshop II in Arbil, Northern Iraq ...    
Ekopolitik Panel: Muslims in Modern World
 
Panel with an esteemed sociologist on the role of Muslims and Modernity, from past to present
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"Turkey's Grand Dome" Project- 3rd Hakkari Meeting
Ekopolitik organized an iftar (fasting breaking dinner in ramadan) on 24 August in Hakkari. Among the 150 participants, people from government,municipality, media, NGO's and influential personalities took part in the event.
 
 
 
The End of the Financial Imperialism: From Unipolar Financial Globalisation to Multipolar Regionalism

We have conducted an interview with Michael Hudson, the economy professor in Missouri University of Kansas, on financial globalisation and multi-polar regionalism...

 
 
EKOPOLITIK's IRAQ WORKSHOP – II - Arbil
Ekopolitik’s second Iraqi Workshop has kickstarted in Arbil on the 28th May 2011 with the participation of the region’s leading social, academic and political leaders and journalists. This workshop lasted for two days. The first day was held with the attendance of forty observers from Turkey. Ekopolitik conducted the first Iraqi Workshop in Istanbul in February 2008.
 
 
 
Cairo Impressions: Part II. The American University in Cairo conference on Revolutionary Egypt
The AUC conference on the challenges that face the current Egyptian revolution proved to be a great opportunity to be exposed to a deeper understanding of Mubarak’s regime, of the corrupted system and disregard for anything similar to accountability, of the nature of the different forces behind the revolution and of the different possible scenarios Egypt will be facing in the near future.
 
 
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