Erdem Denk is a professor at Ankara University and the founder of Arkeopolitics, the transdisciplinary research initiative.
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The term “arkeopolitics” unifies the archaeology of the “order beneath” (“arkeo”) with the political science of the “order above” (“politics”). With these combined disciplines we can revaluate the human story—from the Paleolithic to the present—through an “amodernist” lens. This is not a retreat into the past, but a strategic expansion of our vocabulary to survive the future.
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Erdem Denk is a professor of international law and international relations at Ankara University and the founder of the transdisciplinary research initiative Arkeopolitics, which integrates archaeology, history, political theory, and legal history to reinterpret the long-term dynamics of human societies. His research focuses on the evolution of law and social order since the Paleolithic. He is the author of The 50,000-Year World Order: Societies and Their Laws (2021, in Turkish) and is currently working on three books, in Turkish and English, titled When There Was No State, The Invention of the State, and The Story of the State.
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