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Simon Sinek’s work titled Start With Why presents a principle-based framework in the fields of leadership, organizational behavior, and motivation. Through the specific development of the “Golden Circle” model, a new perspective on leadership is introduced, emphasizing that individuals and organizations achieve more effective outcomes when people believe in the reason behind their actions. However, the book’s limited theoretical depth, absence of systematic scientific methods, and use of normati

The Death of Danton is a four-act tragic play written by German author, medical doctor, and dramatist Georg Büchner (1813–1837), which lays bare the violent clashes and upheavals of the French Revolution. Composed in 1835 during the period when Büchner fled persecution by authorities and traveled to France, the play is regarded as one of the earliest and most significant examples of revolutionary theater.İletişim Yayınları, ''Danton'un Ölümü,'' iletisim.com.tr, Erişim 29 Ekim 2025, https://ileti

The Engineer on the Road is an autobiographical work written by Abdullah Galip Bergusi, a Palestinian engineer, author and member of the Qassam Brigades. The book recounts, from the author’s own perspective, his childhood, education, political awakening and involvement in the Palestinian resistance. Bergusi, who has been sentenced by Israel to 67 life terms and 5,200 years in prison, wrote this book while imprisoned in a single-cell cell in an Israeli prison. Author of The Engineer on the Road,

Tunç Üğdül’s book Diplomasi Cephesi is known as a work that offers an insider’s perspective on the world of diplomacy and examines in detail the complex processes of international relations. Author draws on his own experiences to convey to readers the concept of diplomacy, the evolving dynamics of international relations, and Türkiye’s position within this field. He has documented his and his spouse’s diplomatic journey—from the early years of their careers at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to

Eric J. Hobsbawm’s book *The Age of Empire 1875–1914* is a comprehensive study analyzing the period from the late 19th century to the threshold of the First World War. The book examines how political economic and social transformations during this era shaped global power balances. Hobsbawm defines this period as one marked by imperialist policies economic expansion and competition among the great powers period. The Age of Empire " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Content of th

Kemal Tahir’s Tired novel *Yorgun Savaşçı* examines the decline of the Ottoman Empire and the nation’s struggle for independence prior to the National War of Independence. Novel delves deeply into the various segments of society and the political atmosphere of the era through the story of a single individual. Main character Hell Topçu Cemil embodies the moral, social and political decay experienced by the populace during the final days of the Ottoman Empire and the resistance spirit that emerged

Mehmet Ali Kapar’s work Diplomat Sahabiler examines the diplomatic roles assumed by the Companions during the early period of Islamic history. The book analyzes, within a broader context, how the Companions, under the guidance of our Prophet (peace be upon him), embraced principles of peace and justice to convey Islam’s universal message. Work details the Companions’ competencies in these duties, their ability to manage human relations, and their contributions to the diplomatic understanding of

Foggy The Atlas of Misty Continents is known as a novel by İhsan Oktay Anar that blends his distinctive has style with literary traditions Turkish and reality. Roman transports the reader to 17th-century Ottoman Istanbul while offering a narrative enriched with philosophical inquiries and fantastical elements. Author constructs a multilayered story that deeply explores the individual’s quest for meaning and the complexity of human nature. Puslu Kıtalar Atlası " image-alternate="" image-element-f

Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson’s book Why Nations Fail investigates the causes of differences in economic and political development among nations. The authors analyze why nations with similar historical conditions have followed divergent economic and political paths. The book attempts to explain the origins of wealth and poverty through the role of institutions. Book Content Why Nations Fail " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Inclusive and Extractive Institutions The aut

Amin Maalouf's novel "Far from the East" tells the story of a group of friends scattered across different countries after the Lebanon Civil War who reunite years later for the funeral of their old friend Murad and confront their shared past in the process. Roman delves into the depths of individual and collective memory to reveal the lasting impact of war on people and their relationships. Far from the East " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Book Content Return Home and Confro