Transnational concepts transfers and the challenge of the peripheries / edited by Gürcan Koçan.

Table of Contents Preface 3 1. Conceptual Fracture 4-18 Şerif Mardin 2. Canon and the conceptual frameworks of modern history 20-29 Antonis Liakos 3. Six Theses on the End(s) of Human Rights 30-49 Costas Douzinas 4. Means and Ends in Public Sphere Theories 50-82 Gürcan Koçan 5.Ancient Greek Concepts of Ethics and Politics in Foucault and Derrida 83-95 Barry Stocker 6. Notes on Hannah Arendt’s Concept of History 96-106 Tuija Parvikko 7.Theory of the History of Problems: 107-125 A re-contextualization Marco Sgarbi 8. Problematizing Modernity: Globalization and World Systems 126-148 Patricia Springborg 9. The Kritikos Heads West:The Begriffsgeschichte of the 149-159 Concept of Critique Sinai Rusinek 10. Imperialism. Hobson’s Paradigm 160-181 11. The Rise of the Concept of ‘Liberalisim’. 182-200 A Challenge to the Centre/Periphery Model? Javier Femândez Sebastiân 12. Parliamentary Concepts and the Parliamentarisation of Concepts 201-227 Karl Palonen 13. British, Swedish and Dutch Eighteenth-Century Parliamentary Debates as Sources for Comparative Conceptual History. 228-260 Pasi İhalainen 14. A Concept of Virtual Reality: ‘effectiveness’ of urban planning in Turkey 261-285 İştar Gözaydın 15. Some Remarks on the Ottoman Perception of Technology and its Transfer 286-296 Tuncay Zorlu 16.Tarih-i Medinetül Hukema or the history of Ancient Athens fronı an intercultural history perspective? 297-304 Gülçin Koç