Such an exciting product of my fieldwork in the Balkans. Although Turkish political narratives circulate widely in the Balkans, focusing on Ankara’s projection risks flattening the complex imaginative work undertaken by local Muslims themselves. @takhayyul.bsky.social @ucl.ac.uk @erc.europa.eu
Thank you to the editors, @sertacsehlikoglu.bsky.social (our PI) and Merve Kayıkçı (affiliate fellow of the Project), and all of the authors (incl. @erolsaglam.bsky.social) who contributed to this issue and made for such insightful conversation!
“Heritage in the Margins: Forgetting, Remembering, Rewriting”📑 our new #specialissue explores how marginalized communities navigate heritage preservation, representation and cultural memory in complex, often contested spaces
tinyurl.com/IJHS-319
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Thank you to the editors, @sertacsehlikoglu.bsky.social (our PI) and Merve Kayıkçı (affiliate fellow of the Project), and all of the authors (incl. @erolsaglam.bsky.social) who contributed to this issue and made for such insightful conversation!
The first paper of the Takhayyul Working Paper Series is out!! We're honoured to present Dr Nazan Üstündağ's "Imagining Freedom in the Kurdish Women Freedom’s Movement" 📑
discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
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A really exciting opportunity to sit down with renowned #author and #psychologist #GunduzVassaf for our latest podcast episode. Take a listen! tinyurl.com/Spotify-Imag...
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We're happy to share that our new Imagining Turkey #podcast episode with Prof. Ioanna Sitaridou is now available on all of our usual platforms!
tinyurl.com/Spotify-Imag...
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A revised version of
"Genealogy, critique, and decolonisation: Ibn Khaldun and moving beyond filling the gaps"
by @sertacsehlikoglu.bsky.social is now OUT!
open-research-europe.ec.europa.eu/articles/4-14
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@takhayyul.bsky.social is directing the discussions.
The first four MOST-READ articles in History and Anthropology are from our special issue "Islamic politics and the imaginative: intangibility and critique"
HUGE CONGRATS!!!
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Open Access UCL Research: Imaginative landscapes of Islamist politics: An introduction to takhayyul discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
Open Access UCL Research: Introduction to ‘Islamic politics and the imaginative: intangibility and critique’ discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
Thank you. We should have acted faster, though
Admittedly, we have been working quite hard for over four years. We thought you may want to see all of our publications piled up together
www.takhayyulproject.com/publications
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