Bahar Baser

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University of Durham

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Dr. Bahar Baser is an Associate Professor at Durham University, UK. Her research interests encompass the transnational politics of diaspora, the impact of state governance on diaspora mobilization, and collective memory in post-genocide societies. She has published extensively on themes such as youth engagement in diaspora politics and the dynamics of conflict transportation, specifically focusing on Turkey and Middle Eastern contexts.

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Kurdish Diaspora and the On-going Peace Process in Turkey

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Stephen McLoughlin

Coventry University

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Tampere University

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Searching for Haqq in the Aftermath of Genocide: Beyond Recognition and Political Projects

Youth responses to state-manufactured diaspora mobilization: Turkey’s diaspora governance and the politics of selective engagement

Revisiting Legacies of Anfal and Reconsidering Genocide in the Middle East Today

Diasporas and Transportation of Homeland Conflicts: Inter-group Dynamics and Host-Country Responses

Pathways to Conflict Transportation and Autonomisation: The Armenian Diaspora and the Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh

Introduction Turkey and Africa: Motivations, Challenges and Future Prospects

The transnational politics of religion: Turkey's Diyanet, Islamic communities and beyond

From Exit to Voice: Reflections on Exile through the Accounts of Turkey’s Intelligentsia

Transnational Mobilization of Future Generations by Non-Democratic Home States: Turkey’s Diaspora Youth Between Empowerment and Co-optation

Collective Memory in Post-Genocide Societies: Rethinking Enduring Trauma and Resilience in Halabja

Host state reactions to home state diaspora engagement policies: Rethinking state sovereignty and limits of diaspora governance

Intersectional decoloniality: Reimagining international relations and the problem of difference

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Stephen McLoughlin

Élise Féron

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