Migration from Turkey to Sweden
Integration, Belonging and Transnational Community
Bahar Baser & Paul T. Levin
Migration from Turkey to Sweden
Integration, Belonging and Transnational Community
Bahar Baser & Paul T. Levin
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Bahar Baser is a research fellow at the Centre for Peace, Trust and Social Relations at Coventry University and a visiting research fellow at the Security Institute for Governance and Leadership in Africa (SIGLA) at Stellenbosch University, funded by the National Research Foundation. She completed her PhD in social and political sciences at the European University Institute in Florence. Ba?er is the author of Diasporas and Homeland Conflicts (2015) and co-editor of Authoritarian Politics in Turkey (forthcoming 2017). She has various publications in peer-reviewed academic journals, including Terrorism and Political Violence, Ethnopolitics and the International Journal of Kurdish Studies. Paul T. Levin is the founding Director of the Stockholm University Institute for Turkish Studies (SUITS). Previously he served as Program Director for Governance and Management Training and taught International Relations at the Department of Economic History, both at Stockholm University. He received his PhD from the School of International Relations at the University of Southern California. Levin is the author of Turkey and the European Union: Christian and Secular Images of Islam and is a frequent commentator on Turkish affairs in Swedish and international media.
Bahar Baser is a research fellow at the Centre for Peace, Trust and Social Relations at Coventry University and a visiting research fellow at the Security Institute for Governance and Leadership in Africa (SIGLA) at Stellenbosch University, funded by the National Research Foundation. She completed her PhD in social and political sciences at the European University Institute in Florence. Ba?er is the author of Diasporas and Homeland Conflicts (2015) and co-editor of Authoritarian Politics in Turkey (forthcoming 2017). She has various publications in peer-reviewed academic journals, including Terrorism and Political Violence, Ethnopolitics and the International Journal of Kurdish Studies. Paul T. Levin is the founding Director of the Stockholm University Institute for Turkish Studies (SUITS). Previously he served as Program Director for Governance and Management Training and taught International Relations at the Department of Economic History, both at Stockholm University. He received his PhD from the School of International Relations at the University of Southern California. Levin is the author of Turkey and the European Union: Christian and Secular Images of Islam and is a frequent commentator on Turkish affairs in Swedish and international media.
Bahar Baser is a research fellow at the Centre for Peace, Trust and Social Relations at Coventry University and a visiting research fellow at the Security Institute for Governance and Leadership in Africa (SIGLA) at Stellenbosch University, funded by the National Research Foundation. She completed her PhD in social and political sciences at the European University Institute in Florence. Ba?er is the author of Diasporas and Homeland Conflicts (2015) and co-editor of Authoritarian Politics in Turkey (forthcoming 2017). She has various publications in peer-reviewed academic journals, including Terrorism and Political Violence, Ethnopolitics and the International Journal of Kurdish Studies. Paul T. Levin is the founding Director of the Stockholm University Institute for Turkish Studies (SUITS). Previously he served as Program Director for Governance and Management Training and taught International Relations at the Department of Economic History, both at Stockholm University. He received his PhD from the School of International Relations at the University of Southern California. Levin is the author of Turkey and the European Union: Christian and Secular Images of Islam and is a frequent commentator on Turkish affairs in Swedish and international media.