Chinese Civilization: From Ancient Cosmology to Global Power
“It is insufficient to explain China’s current economic and political rise solely through the reforms of the last forty or fifty years. Modern China rises …
“It is insufficient to explain China’s current economic and political rise solely through the reforms of the last forty or fifty years. Modern China rises …
“Family physicians see the whole picture.” A seminar titled “Fundamentals of Family Medicine: Definitions and the WONCA Tree,” organized under the auspices of Academic Solidarity, …
Academic solidarity requires those in secure positions to shoulder greater responsibility, rather than constantly expecting courage from those at risk. When we think of the …
The brain continues to change throughout life; the key is how willing we remain to adapt. At what age do we become adults? Legally, it …
A civilization is weakened not so much by external enemies as by an internal inability to tolerate those who think differently. This week, we wish …
Scientists bear a responsibility when academic freedom, open debate, or fundamental societal values come under pressure. Scientists are responsible not only for their research but …
Integration is not a one-sided process of adaptation. True integration becomes possible when people stop talking about one another and start talking with one another. …
If, one day, we are asked, “You were scattered across the four corners of the globe. Open universities, free academic platforms, and countless opportunities lay …
What Turkey needs is justice, not revenge; truth, not propaganda; individual responsibility, not collective blame. If certain questions remain unanswered even after a decade, continuing …
When we accept an unjust intervention that works to our advantage, we undermine the moral grounds upon which we could object to a similar intervention …