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Atomic Habits (Book)

Atomic Habits (Book)

(422 words)
January 6, 2026

Atomic Habits is a personal development book written by James Clear. It is regarded as a comprehensive guide to the processes of forming and changing habits. Based on psychology and scientific research, it explains how individuals can transform their lives through incremental steps. The book highlights the compounding effect of habits and provides practical strategies for those seeking to leverage these effects. Book Content The Power of Small Changes James Clear defines "atomic habits" as small

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Ahsen Karakaş

Ahsen Karakaş

Outliers: Those Outside the Line (Book)

Outliers: Those Outside the Line (Book)

(332 words)
July 14, 2026

Malcolm Gladwell’s book Outliers: The Outliers is an important work that analyzes the factors behind individual success. Gladwell argues that extraordinary success cannot be explained solely by personal talent and effort, but is also significantly shaped by environmental and cultural influences. The book redefines the concept of success and challenges societal perceptions of it. Content of the Book Success and Environmental Factors Gladwell emphasizes the impact of environmental factors such as

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Ahsen Karakaş

Ahsen Karakaş

Outliers: Those Outside the Line (Book)

Outliers: Those Outside the Line (Book)

(345 words)
January 3, 2026

Malcolm Gladwell’s work Outliers: Outliers is a important study that analyzes the factors behind individual success. Gladwell argues that success cannot be explained solely by individual talent and effort, but is also significantly shaped by environmental and cultural influences. The book redefines the concept of success and challenges societal perceptions of it. Book Content Outliers: The Story of Success " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Success and Environmental Factors Gl

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Ahsen Karakaş

Ahsen Karakaş

Ontological SecurityOn

Ontological Security

(486 words)
December 8, 2025

Ontological Security Theory (OST) is an approach that argues actors such as individuals, groups, and states are engaged not only in a physical but also in an existential search for security. This theory seeks to explain behavior in international relations by grounding it in individuals’ need for “self-continuity.” Built upon the sociological work of Anthony Giddens, OST conceptualizes security not merely as the absence of material threats but as a process that responds to actors’ need to preserv

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Mehmet Fatih Argın

Mehmet Fatih Argın