Atilla Yusuf Guleker

Katar'dan Kaçis - Katar (Holding) Kilavuzu (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

2022 FIFA Dünya Kupasi için tüm gözler Katar'da. 5 sene yasadigim Katar'daki durumun vehametini arastirmalar ve güncel misallerle ortaya koydum.
Adeta Katar'in bir röntgeni gibi. Havasindan suyuna, insanlarin egitiminden tedavi sekline kadar. Disaridan güzel görünen, ancak hilenin hemen yüzeyin altinda saklandigi bir ülkenin hikâyesi... Disi süslü ama içi pasli bir ülke.
Sahsi tecrübeler, arastirmalar ve günümüzden örneklerle Katar'in hali pür melali...
FIFA 2022 Dünya Kupasi için bugüne kadar harcanan bütün paradan daha fazla para harcayan bu pariltili ülkenin gerçek yüzünü fark ettiginizde kaçmak isteyeceksiniz, bu sebeple kitabin adi 'Katar'dan Kaçis'.
Bu kitap ayni zamanda Katar'i ziyaret etmek ya da orada yasamak isteyenler için kimi üzücü, kimi komik ipuçlariyla dolu bir hayatta kalma rehberi.
Türk medyasi tarafindan 'Katar'in imami' ilan edilen gazeteci, egitimci ve yazar Atilla Yusuf Güleker'in kaleminden...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Atilla Yusuf Guleker
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. November 2022
• Türkisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005131838
• Artikelnr.: 70374903

Autorenporträt

He was born in Istanbul as the 'second' son of a family from Skopje, making him 'al thani'(*) from the beginning.
When his grandfather was born, Skopje was a part of the Ottoman Empire; when his father was born, it was a part of Yugoslavia and it is now the capital of N. Macedonia.
At university, he studied mathematics.
He has worked for many years as an educator in the east and west of Turkey.
He has always been an avid reader and writer and passionate about journalism.
In Cambodia, where he worked as a journalist, he opened a school with financial support from businessmen in Turkey and Europe.
He has also lived in Sri Lanka and the U.S., where he was key in the establishment of educational institutions.
In 2016 he left Qatar, and would later seek asylum in the Netherlands.
He is married and has two children.

[(*) an inside joke: 'al Thani' is the royal family of Qatar, but thani also means 'second' in Arabic.]