Who is afraid of the 21st century: the new international system / editor: Bertrand Badie; Translated from French: Özgür Adadağ; Prepared for publication by: Emre Ergüven.

Title Who is afraid of the 21st century: the new international system / editor: Bertrand Badie; Translated from French: Özgür Adadağ; Prepared for publication by: Emre Ergüven.
Publication Date: 2008
Publication Place İstanbul - NTV Broadcasts
Subject Social change --Turkey. Social change --Turkey.
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 125
Physical Dimensions 125 s. ; 20 cm.
Library: Presidency of Religious Affairs Library
Library Asset ID 065542
Record ID 43109
Date 2008
Notes Original workname: Qui a peur du XXle siecle : Le nouveau systeme international — Text in Turkish, translation from French
Durum Rafta
Koleksiyon Basılı Kitaplar
Materyal Türü Books
Dewey Yer Numarası 303.48409561 KİM 2008
ISBN 9786055813031
LC Yer Numarası JZ1318 K56 2008
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Who is afraid of the 21st century: the new international system / editor: Bertrand Badie; Translated from French: Özgür Adadağ; Prepared for publication by: Emre Ergüven.

Publication Date 2008
Publication Place İstanbul - NTV Broadcasts
Subject Social change --Turkey. Social change --Turkey.
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 125
Physical Dimensions 125 s. ; 20 cm.
Library Presidency of Religious Affairs Library
Library Asset ID 065542
Record ID 43109
Date 2008
Notes Original workname: Qui a peur du XXle siecle : Le nouveau systeme international — Text in Turkish, translation from French
Durum Rafta
Koleksiyon Basılı Kitaplar
Materyal Türü Books
Dewey Yer Numarası 303.48409561 KİM 2008
ISBN 9786055813031
LC Yer Numarası JZ1318 K56 2008
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