" How do religious, ethnic, and national identities interact in religiously homogenous ethnic
conflicts? Is it possible for religion to act as a resolution tool in such conflicts? Why? Why …

1 Like dissident journalists, writers, and artists, the persecution of dissident academics by
governments has been a common issue since the beginning of modern times. Raison d'état …

“Confronting the past” has become a byword for democratization. How societies and
governments commemorate their violent pasts is often appraised as a litmus test of their …

Gender studies and its professors are attacked and oppressed by patriarchal, masculinist,
antifeminist, and anti-LGBTI discourses and institutional practices. This trend is not limited to …

Globally escalating attacks on critical scholars and their scholarship demand a response
that matches their urgency, intensity, and scale. But the struggle to mobilize academia as a …

In July 2016, a coup attempt in Turkey helped to precipitate a series of far-reaching
transformations. Government officials claimed that these transformations both represented …

The article interrogates the different ways in which exiled researchers, who have migrated
from the field of uncertainty created by the authoritarian regime to the field of precariousness …

This chapter explores the possibilities and pitfalls of resistance against and under
authoritarian neoliberal regimes in the case of the dismissed Barış için Akademisyenler …

At a time that direct action ever more effectively mediates political experience across the
world, this dissertation, The Inappropriable People of Gezi: Refusal, Protest, Desire, offers …

Jørgensen, 2016: 949) as a result of migration which is subjected to the rules of borders and
national orders and a response to established identities (Jørgensen, 2016: 961). In regards …