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Contesting Method and Theory Between Europe and Asia: Asian Studies in Turkey

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2024

Selçuk Esenbel  and
Isenbike Togan
Selçuk Esenbel*
Affiliation:
Bogazici University, Turkey
*
Selçuk Esenbel, Asian Studies Center, Department of History, Bogazici University, Bebek, Istanbul 34342, Turkey. Email: esenbel@boun.edu.tr
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Abstract

This paper presents the content of this thematic issue of Diogenes on Asian studies in Turkey. It explains the origins of this set of papers in light of relevant scholarship, relates it to current academic work in the field, and provides a rationale for issuing a volume on Asian scholarship in Turkey.

Keywords

Asian StudiesTurkeyMethod and TheoryGlobalizationHuman RightsInternational RelationsChinese historyJapanese historyJapanese LanguageJapanese LinguisticsInner AsiaTurksCultural RelativismAmerican academiaGeo-culturalChinese PoliticsChinaJapan
Type
Articles
Information
Diogenes , Volume 64 , Issue 3-4: Contesting Method and Theory between Europe and Asia: Asian Studies in Turkey , November 2017 , pp. 3 - 10
Copyright
Copyright © ICPHS 2022

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