THESES SUPERVISED AT THE ATATÜRK INSTITUTE:

Ceren Gülser İlikan (2006) Tuberclosis, Medicine and Politics: Public Health in the Early Republican Turkey.

Bilgen Komut (2006) A Reading Practice as the Consumption of Leisure Time: Hayat Magazine 1980-1986.

Seçil Yılmaz (2005) Visualization of Culture, History and Memory in
Turkey: Museum Politics in the Post-1980s.

İlker Cörüt (2005) Social Rationality of Lower-Class Criminal Practices in
the Late Nineteenth Century İstanbul.

Murat Altun (2005) The Photocopied 1990s: Youth, Culture, and Fanzines.

Ohannes Kılıçdağı (2005) The Bourgeois Transformation and Ottomanism
Among Anatolian Armenians After the 1908 Revolution.

Nurtaç Numan (2005) The Emirs of Mecca and the Ottoman Government of
Hijaz, 1840-1908 (History Deparment).

Sinem Özer (2004) Turkey's Experience with Microcredit: The New Governmental Strategy.
Laden Yurttagüler (2004) Social Policies on Female Body in Turkey in the 1930s.

Nilay Özok (2004) “Social Development” as a Governmental Strategy in the Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP).

Zeynep Şahin (2004) Philanthropic Women’s NGOs as a Way of Participation in the Public Sphere: A Case of Women’s Education and the Culture Foundation.

Tuğba Tekerek (2004) Discourses on the Economic Crises of 1979 and 2001 from a Comparative Perspective.

Can Nacar (2004) Working Class in Turkey During World War II Period: Between Social Policies and Everyday Experiences.

Burak Gürel (2004) Political Mobilization in Turkey in the 1970s: The Case of the Kahramanmaraş Incidents.

Mehmet Yerçil (2004) European Interest in Eskisehir and Its Meerschaum Industry in the Nineteenth Century.

İbrahim Halil Kalkan (2004) Medicine and Politics in the Late Ottoman Empire (1876-1909).

Selen Göbelez (2003) The History of Social Services in Republican Turkey: Social Change, Professionalism and Politics.

Mehmet Oytun Yılmaz (2003) The 1897 Greko-Ottoman War (History Department)