Excited and quite proud to give the Zafer Toprak Annual Memorial Lecture at @kocuniversity 's History Department next Friday. I'll be discussing my current research on 1930s-40s Turkey.
The Annual MUBIT Doctoral Workshop in Late- and Post-Ottoman Studies is a two-day workshop in Basel, Switzerland, designed for international doctoral students conducting research on the Near and Middle East. Application Deadline: Friday, 6 Sept (midnight): https://t.co/DmNzcLnZRM
For historians of #Algeria: Professor Naïli's project at Near & Middle Eastern Studies / @UniBasel_en is seeking applications for a fully funded, four-year doctoral position to study the political and social history of late colonial Algeria. 👇
The workshop is organized this year by Prof. Falestin Naïli. It will take place on 25-26 October 2024. Applications due on 2 September. For more information, see: https://t.co/q6ftqKoKDy
The Univ. of Basel's 12th annual MUBIT Doctoral Workshop is accepting applications from doctoral students from around the world! This year, we're pleased to host Prof. Nora Lafi from @ZMO_Berlin, who will guide participants in discussing "The Ottoman Governance of Diversity."
Rede heute mit Studentinnen und Studenten an der @UniBasel über die Ergebnisse der Kommunalwahlen in der Türkei - Gäste sind auch willkommen! https://t.co/X9UbeUkZca
📢 @SFST_CH und @SGMOIK_SSMOCI laden zum Podiumsgespräch: "Ein Jahr nach den Erdbeben:
Einblicke aus der Türkei und der Schweiz":
Mit @SibelArslanBS, @atici_ch, Aliye Gül und Ismail Ö. Usta.
16. Februar 2024, 18:00-19:30 Uhr im Kollegiengebäude der Uni Basel, Aula
Petersplatz 1
Together w/ Ottoman Europe Res. Group and wonderful colleagues we are organizing the workshop: "From the Frontiers of the Empire to the Borders of the Nations" at the University of Leipzig in September!
PS: Deadline is fast approaching and please share as widely as possible! 🤓
Turkey has been uniquely defined by migration- by the emmigration of those fleeing persecution, the displacement of the persecuted, by labor migration and refugeedom. @AyataBilgin, prof at @UniGraz and co-pres of @SFST_CH will speak on this topic tonight. https://t.co/eyMClAyqZa
Manche freuen sich auf den ersten Schneefall am Montag in Basel, aber "manche mögen's heiss" - so lautet der Titel von @alp_yenen Dr. Alp Yenens Vortrag am selben Tag an unserer Ringvorlesung @UniBasel. Vortragsthema: die Türkei im Kalten Krieg.
Infos: https://t.co/fTdUL0Cnmk
Turkey at a crossroads - and Prof. @ilker_ayturk of @bilkentpols promises to give us a roadmap at tonight's lecture. The event is a much-anticipated installment of Basel’s @UniBasel_en series on the centenary of the Turkish Republic. More information: https://t.co/8eqUIlzZjz
"Where do the #borders of the Turkish Republic come from, what do they mean for citizens of #Turkey, and how are they maintained?" Find out in the latest issue of Diyâr, which I edited together with @peksen_mert and which was published this week by @GTOTStudies.
As editors, we thank each of our contributors; we are also grateful to Prof. Yavuz Köse, Julia Fröhlich, and the editorial staff of Diyâr @NomosVerlag for their support. Finally, we thank the peer-reviewers who offered their time and expertise toward improving our contributions.
4. Güldeniz Kıbrıs @guldenizkibris uses action films from the 1960s and 70s to show how the discursive production of borders and national space in movies can only be understood in the changing political and ideological context in which they were produced.