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HIST 585 Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3 Credits
First decolonization and then the end of the Cold
War have led to new waves of transnational movement.
Mass immigration and floods of refugees have
given rise to economic, social and cultural clashes, feeding
into fresh problems of ethno-religious otherization that
have come to haunt even the normally most
stable and tolerant democracies of Europe. Simultaneously,
Turkey's EU process is bringing into question a
number of minority issues that are the legacy of the
transition from the multi-ethnic Ottoman empire into
Balkan, Caucasian and Middle Eastern nation-states.
What are these questions ? Which groups are
involved ? How can cultural, linguistic and religious
rights be applied to the relationship between majority and
minority groups at the national and international levels ?
How can consciousness of ethnic, religious or cultural
diversity be fostered and promoted as a common value ?
It is to such historical and contemporary problems
that HIST 585 is addressed. For the possibility of taking
this course at an undergraduate level, subject
to appropriate adjustments, see SPS 485.
Last Offered Terms
Course Name
SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Spring 2017-2018
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Summer 2016-2017
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Fall 2015-2016
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Fall 2014-2015
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Spring 2012-2013
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Fall 2008-2009
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Spring 2007-2008
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
Spring 2006-2007
Minority Questions in Contemporary Turkey
3
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Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
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| First decolonization and then the end of the Cold War have led to new waves of transnational movement. Mass immigration and floods of refugees have given rise to economic, social and cultural clashes, feeding into fresh problems of ethno-religious otherization that have come to haunt even the normally most stable and tolerant democracies of Europe. Simultaneously, Turkey's EU process is bringing into question a number of minority issues that are the legacy of the transition from the multi-ethnic Ottoman empire into Balkan, Caucasian and Middle Eastern nation-states. What are these questions ? Which groups are involved ? How can cultural, linguistic and religious rights be applied to the relationship between majority and minority groups at the national and international levels ? How can consciousness of ethnic, religious or cultural diversity be fostered and promoted as a common value ? It is to such historical and contemporary problems that HIST 585 is addressed. For the possibility of taking this course at an undergraduate level, subject to appropriate adjustments, see SPS 485. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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