Hollings Center web sayfasindan seckin icerikler artik Turkçe! Amerika Birlesik Devletleri ile nufusunun çogunlugu Musluman ulkeler arasinda insani guvenlikten kaynak surdurulebilirligine, yuksek ogretimden ikili iliskilere cesitli alanlarda diyalogu gelistirmeyi hedefleyen Hollings Center, program ciktilarini kisa raporlar ve katilimcilarla yapilan roportajlarla web sayfasi uzerinden duyuruyor. Bundan boyle, Turkiye’yi de ilgilendiren konulardaki rapor ve videolarimiza Turkçe sayfamizdan […]

Genç İşi Kooperatif, “kooperatifler arası dayanışma” ilkesinden yola çıkarak dört farklı ülkenin öncü kooperatifçilerini 26-29 Nisan 2018’de The Hollings Center for International Dialogue işbirliğiyle İstanbul’da buluşturdu. Değişik sektörlerde örgütlenen, adil üreten ve bölüşen, “üretenlerinin yönettiği” kooperatifler ilham verici öyküleriyle geleceği aydınlatıyor. https://www.gencisi.org/cooperators-without-borders/tr/

In honor of International Day of Cooperatives this July 7, the Center is pleased to report on a recent workshop held at its Istanbul headquarters in April 2018 in partnership with Genç İşi Kooperatif (Youth Deal Cooperative). The workshop, titled “Cooperators Without Borders” brought together 22 social cooperative professionals from Lebanon, Tunisia, Turkey, and the United […]

The Hollings Center for International Dialogue, through a grant from Public Affairs Section (PAS) of the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, convened the second Afghanistan-Pakistan Partnership Summit in Istanbul, Turkey from May 4 -8, 2018. This year’s 23 participants included representatives from civil society, academia, media, and business. The objective of the summit was to promote […]

Interview by George Gavrilis Archaeology and the preservation of Afghanistan’s heritage is a subject that is generally absent from popular knowledge in the United States, even after more than a decade of deep U.S. involvement in the country. What knowledge exists in the public sphere tends to be rooted in the memory of the destruction of […]

Joanie Meharry, independent scholar in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies In an isolated valley in Logar province, located about 25 miles south-east of Kabul, an armed convoy moves in to secure a makeshift landing pad. On board the helicopter is a group of American cultural specialists and international journalists coming from the U.S. Embassy in […]