Section: People

Research Student Profiles

Ceren Sengül

Name
Ceren Sengül
Title
Organisation
School of Social and Political Science
University of Edinburgh
Address
Edinburgh UK
Telephone
E-Mail
Research Interests
nationalism,Multiculturalism,Minority nationalism in Middle East,Linguistic nationalism
URL
http://www.sociology.ed.ac.uk/people/research_students/sengul_ceren

Academic Qualifications

Master of Science in Nationalism Studies, University of Edinburgh, 2011.

BA with Hons  in Psychology and in Political Science & International Relations, Bogazici University, Istanbul, 2010. 

 

PhD title

Linguistic accommodation of minorities in ethnic democracies: the cases of Turkey and Israel

Research interests

My research aims to look at the nationalism of the different ethnic groups within 'nation-states' and the relationship between the states they live in and their languages.  

Supervisors 

  • James Kennedy
  • Ewan Stein

 

Research Group Membership

Ethnicity, Nationalism, and National Identity Network (ENNIN)


Publications and Conference Papers 

  • Sengül, C, 2012. ‘Book Review of Robert Olson, the Kurdish Nationalist Movement in Turkey, 1980 to 2011: Oppression, Resistance, War, Education in the Mother Tongue and Relations with the Kurdish Regional Government (Mazda Publishers Inc.: California), 2011’, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism (SEN), 12 (3), pp. 553-555.
  • Sengül, C. 'The linguistic accommodation of ethnic groups in the cases of Turkey and Israel', presented at Nationalism and Multiculturalism Workshop at the University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen,  December 13-14, 2012.
  • Sengül, C. ‘Different states, same result: a comparative study of Turkey and Israel’, presented at CRONEM Annual Conference at the University of Surrey, Guildford, June 26-27, 2012.
  • Sengül, C. 'The accommodation of different ethnic groups in ethnic democracies: the cases of Turkey and Israel', presented at New Directions Conference at the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, April 26-27, 2012.
 

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