Symposium - Political exile and Arab migrations in Turkey

Symposium - Political exile and Arab migrations in Turkey

Language of the conference : english 
Registration: https://forms.gle/rvzazFvFaPTcptZd9

Organized in collaboration with the OVIPOT and AMIMO axes of the contemporary pole

On the 3rd and 4th of November, Cezayir (Beyoğlu) and IFEA will host the upcoming event "Political exile and Arab migrations in Turkey". The program can be dowload here.

This colloque intends to bring together researchers in order to assess the hypothesis of the emergence of an Arab political space in Turkey, its transformations and its interdependency relations with Turkish domestic politics and foreign policy."

Special thanks to IISMM, Consortium Galatasaray, Laboratoire Mesopolhis, and also ERC LIVE-AR for their financial support

 

 

 

Détails

Date de l'événement 03/11/2022 9:30 am
Date de fin 04/11/2022 6:00 pm
Places Illimitée
Inscrit.e.s 1
Lieu Salle Cezayir

Programme

NOVEMBER, THE 3RD 9.30 am

Welcome coffee
9.45

Introduction

Philippe Bourmaud, Director of the French Institute of Anatolian studies (IFEA) Yohanan Benhaïm, IFEA Nouran Gad, Mesopolhis-Sciences Po Aix Enrique Klaus, Côte d’Azur University

10.30 am -12.30 pm

FIRST SESSION – Migrations from the Middle East and politics in Turkey: an historical perspective

Panel discussion : Philippe Bourmaud, IFEA Mostafa Minawi, Cornell University Arab-Ottoman elites and the Hamidian administration Yohanan Benhaïm, IFEA History, peoples and territory: the production of knowledge on the Middle East in Turkey during the 2000's Seda Altuğ, Boğaziçi University The new Turkish regionalism, Syrian migration and the new historical memory

12.30 - 1.30 pm

LUNCH BREAK
1.30 - 4.00 pm

SECOND SESSION - Social trajectories, careers and politics in exile

Panel discussion : Franck Mermier, IRIS-CNRS Mariam Agha, Ibn Haldun University “The ones who walk away”: an ethnography of exiled Egyptian artists in Istanbul Elsayed Mahmoud Elsehamy, University of Manchester The hope for the exception: post-2013 Egyptian exiles and the politics of exceptional Turkish citizenship Nouran Gad, Mesopolhis-Sciences Po Aix Exiled Arab journalistes in Istanbul: an alternative path to political involvment? Léo Fourn, Mesopolhis From the revolution in Syria to exile: a focus on the trajectories of “citizen journalists”

4.00 - 4.15 pm

COFFEE BREAK
4.15 - 5.45 pm

THIRD SESSION - Repression without borders

Panel discussion : Claire Beaugrand, IRISSO-CNRS Enrique Klaus, Côte d’Azur University Governing through extortion and queuing to get racketed: an ethnographic observation at the Syrian Consulate in Istanbul Mohammed Affan, Al Sharq Forum Authoritarian learning: Transnational measures adopted by the Egyptian regime to neutralize the exiled opposition

8.00 pm

Diner with the participants
NOVEMBER, THE 4TH 9.15

Welcome
9.30 - 12.15 am

FOURTH SESSION - Politicization, engagement, and memories

Panel discussion : Dilek Yankaya, Mesopolhis-Sciences Po Aix Omer Abdin, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Bilal Hisam, Hamburg University Migration experience and political memory: transformations among Egyptian migrants in Turkey Majd Abuamer, Arab Center for Research and Policy studies Palestinian youth migration from Gaza Strip to Turkey: From crossing to (un)stable existence Sherouk Muhamed Salah, University of Cologne The integration dilemma of the youth diaspora: how to understand the outcomes of Arab immigrant education in Turkey Mohammad Sharqawi, EHESS The Yemeni Community Association and the politicization of Yemenis in England

12.15 - 1.30 pm

LUNCH BREAK
1.30 - 4.15 pm

FIFTH SESSION - Political organizations in exile

Panel discussion : Didem Danış, Galatasaray University Yara Nassar, Arab center for research and policy studies Hamas community in Turkey: neither migration nor exile? Saif Alislam Eid, Arab center for research and policy studies The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood in Turkey after 2013: The formation, transformation, and the outcomes. Mustafa Aljabzi, University of Rouen Political activism for Yemenis in Turkey

4.15 - 4.30 pm

COFFEE BREAK
4.30 pm

KEY-NOTE SPEECH

Stéphane Lacroix, CERI-Sciences Po Paris
6.00 pm at IFEA

CONFERENCE

Normalizing with yesterday’s adversaries: understanding Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle-East Merve Özdemirkıran, Marmara University Galip Dalay, Istanbul Policy Center Birol Başkan, Middle East Institute

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Installé dans les locaux du drogmanat du Palais de France (ancienne Ambassade de France auprès de la Sublime Porte), l'Institut français d'études anatoliennes "Georges Dumézil" a succédé en 1975 à l'institut français d'archéologie d'Istanbul fondé en 1930. À l'origine orienté vers l'histoire ancienne et l'archéologie, il a ensuite étendu ses activités à la turcologie (linguistique et histoire ottomane en particulier). Il a commencé à s'ouvrir au contemporain à la fin des années 1980, notamment a Institut Français d'Études Anatoliennes Georges Dumézil