Postdoctoral Research Fellow for the @ethnicgoods project at @IBEI. Comparative historical sociology & nationalism.
Barcelona, Spain
Joined August 2009
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🔎 A War of Words: Examining the Role of Language Status Grievances in Civil Wars
Join the debate at the next #IBEIresearchSeminar with Emre Amasyali (IBEI).
⏰ 6 October, 12h
🔗 All the info & registration: t.ly/op6n8
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@emreamasyali & Andrei Tarasov identify 3 types of nation-building in the post-Soviet space in today's #earlyview article, 'Nation-Building in the Wake of Empire: Identifying Patterns of Minority Policies in the Aftermath of Soviet Collapse' #openaccess @ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
🚨 New open-access article in Nations and Nationalism!
@andrei_tarasov1 and I use the NBP dataset (@EthnicGoods) to trace how post-Soviet states governed 67 minority groups in the 1990s—challenging the idea of a uniform “nationalizing” trajectory.
doi.org/10.1111/nana.70006
Last week I attended the EUVALUES conference in Istanbul 🇹🇷
🎙 Talk: “Negotiating Diversity”—How EU accession shaped minority language education rights (NBP data, 1945–2020)
💬 Workshop: Academic mobility & EU funding opportunities for scholars from Turkey and the MENA region
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Happy to present our paper with @emreamasyali "Nation-Building in the Wake of Empire" at the #asen2025, disseminating and promoting @ethnicgoods project.
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📄We’re delighted to announce that EthnicGoods researcher, @emreamasyali, is featured in the latest edition of “Current Perspectives in Social Theory”, published by @EmeraldGlobal
Find out more: emerald.com/insight/publicat…
#Agency #SociologicalTheory #SocialTheory #FutureOfAgency
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This week, EthnicGoods researchers, @emreamasyali and @BorgeWietzke, were proud to present at the @IBEI symposium. We believe — now more than ever — that it’s vital to engage with the issues of #ethnicity and #nationalism and their impact on global security, conflict and peace.
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📄Our researchers Borge Witzke and @emreamasyali are thrilled to be presenting papers on "Cultural Inequalities in Civil Wars" and "Ethnicity vs Nationality"
on Monday at @IBEI's III Symposium on Security, Conflict, and Peace!
💬Talk to @MartijnVlaskamp to join us.
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🎙️ #IBEIresearchSeminar | The Return of #Geopolitics: Inclusive Backsliding and #Ethnic Civil Conflict
Join the debate with Lars-Erik Cederman (ETH Zurich). Chaired by @mvomhau(IBEI).
⏰ 7 October, 12h
🔎 All the info & registration: lc.cx/QQIC7o
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Kicking off today's 'Politics of Identity' symposium @FundlaCaixa with @emreamasyali and @andrei_tarasov1 discussing varieties of nation-building in post-Soviet space based on codings for our upcoming Nation-Building Policies dataset @ERC_Research @IBEI @isor_uab
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Contemporary nationalism tends to be understood in ethnic terms & linked with bottom-up populism & nativism. This June 12, #IBEIresearchSeminar by C. Joppke will draw state-level neoliberal #nationalism contours, also found in social & citizenship policy: t.ly/-vg-
Some brief comments for El Periodico on the foreign policy implications of the recent Turkish elections
elperiodico.com/es/internaci…
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🎙️ Today our expert panel formed by @emreamasyali (IBEI), @Andresmourenza (@el_pais) & @Isik__Ozel (@UC3M) analyse the results & consequences of the first-round of the #TurkishElections, moderated by @Fulya_Apaydin (IBEI). With the collaboration of @ethnicgoods research project
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🗳️ The upcoming #TurkishElections on May 14th could be the most consequential of the republic’s history. Join us for a discussion of the 1st round results with @emreamasyali (IBEI), @Andresmourenza (@el_pais), @Isik__Ozel (@UC3M) & @Fulya_Apaydin (IBEI)
🔗t.ly/OvI6
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✏️War as the catalyst of #nationalism, or, the demise of the Habsburg, Romanov & Ottoman empires
@emreamasyali (IBEI) & John A. Hall (@mcgillu) explore how nationalism was weak before 1914, with war being caused by the fears of the great powers: t.ly/hwP3
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WE ARE HIRING!📢📢📢 ETHNICGOODS is looking for applicants for Research Assistant Positions, either on-site or remotely.
📥📥Applications must be submitted by 13 June 2022.
More info here👉ibei.org/en/vacancies-resear…
ALT WE ARE HIRING!
Pleased to announce that my article looking at the impact of Ottoman-era Christian schooling on historical and contemporary women´s education is available online at Social Science History
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Matthias Koenig's fascinating work explores state-minority relations over the long term. Tomorrow's virtual talk will have him talking about religious rights in international law. Registration for the event is below:
🔎 Don't miss the next online #IBEIresearchSeminar! 'Norm emergence in the nascent world polity – The multiple origins of #ReligiousRights in #InternationalLaw, 1800-1918' with Matthias Koenig @UniHeidelberg. Chaired by @emreamasyali. Info & registration: bit.ly/3BnqGjS
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👉🏽 Why are ethnic movements more likely to turn violent in some multiethnic countries than in others?
Join the next Online & Face-to-face #IBEIresearchSeminar by Manuel Vogt @ucl, chaired by @mvomhau. Co-organized with @ethnicgoods. Info & registration: bit.ly/3ncX5oe
