Research

Published

• Recreating the Third World Project: possibilities through the Fourth World. 

With Crystal Whetstone in 2020 Third World Quarterly, https://doi.org/10.1080/01436597.2019.1702457 

Abstract: In this paper, we make a theoretical argument that the Third World be returned to its political origins to inspire an updated Third World Project (TWP), revived as a global movement for progressive, anti-imperialist forces, through the Fourth World movement, which highlights internal colonialism. Both the TWP and the United Nations recognise only nation states as full members. We examine how a Third World strategy that brings in the Fourth World, or indigenous, minority and/or stateless groups, can help oppressed groups gain more autonomy and rights through a transnational solidarity rooted in empathy. We trace the intellectual roots and history of the TWP and consider obstacles in bringing together the TWP and the Fourth World movement. A Fourth World strategy corrects the TWP’s implicit approval of an underlying imperialism, and the TWP provides the Fourth World movement a model to accomplish its goal of resisting uncritical modernity.

• Uygur Diasporası (Uyghur Diaspora) (TR)

Book chapter in Diaspora Çalışmaları, M. T. Üstün (ed.), (pp. 367-390) 2022. To purchase the book, please visit orionkitabevi website here.

• Türkiye'deki Uygur Göçmenleri ve Çin'in Terörizm İddiaları (Uyghur Immigrants in Turkey and China's terrorism claims) (TR). 

Book chapter in Küresel Boyutlarıyla Göç: Politik, Ekonomik ve Sosyal Etkileri, E. Turan & S. Çevik (eds.), (pp. 71-88) 2022. To purchase the book, please visit nobelyayın website here. 

• Transnational Authoritarianism in Cyberspace: A Case Study of Uyghurs 

Book chapter in Critical Perspectives on Cybersecurity: Feminist and Postcolonial Interventions, A. Mhajne and A. Henshaw (eds.), Oxford University Press, Spring 2024. To purchase the book, please visit here. 

In Progress

• Reproductive violences against Uyghurs (Title shortened. Under review - International Feminist Journal of Politics).

• Understanding the Covid-19 Crisis’s Impact on Rural Migrant Women Factory Workers in China (Accepted- expected to be published in March, Avrasya Uluslararası Araştırmalar Dergisi)

• Global Gender Politics 6th edition, Routledge with Anne Sisson Runyan, Crystal Whetstone and Anwar Mhajne (expected Fall 2025).

• Theorizing Social Reproduction through China’s Internally Colonized Uyghur Community: The Need to Reconcile Exploitation and Oppression (Accepted 2024 ECPR Workshop: Pluralising Social Reproduction Approaches).

• Finnish Tatars (Title shortened. Under review - Scandinavian Journal of History)