Vendredi 5 mai 2017 à 18h à l’IFEAAlper Kaliber (Université de Kemerburgaz) intervention en anglais Dans le cadre du séminaire « Sociologie politique de la Turquie contemporaine » inscription avant le 4 mai : https://www.inscription-facile.com/form/XP7WUPsd1VQssNo2FFHa Understanding the Post-Failed Coup Turkey: From State of Emergency to Permanent State of Exception Turkey is currently ruled under a state of emergency declared soon after the failed coup attempt of 15 July 2016 and extended recently for another three months by late April. Throughout the nine months of the state of emergency that have provided Turkish state elites with sweeping new powers, the Turkish government has issued several  decrees having the force of law without any oversight by the national parliament. Drawing on these

Nell Gabiam (Université Iowa)intervention en anglaisPhilippe Bourmaud (IFEA) sera discutantDans le cadre du séminaire « Sociologie politique de la Turquie contemporaine » inscription avant le 11 mai : https://www.inscription-facile.com/form/zFFCX51HoJ2EzbBZ8Hud Palestian Refugees and the War in Syria: From Relative Intergration to Secondary Exile Before the ongoing war, there were about 560, 000 Palestinians living in Syria, mostly refugees and descendants of refugees from the 1948 Arab–Israeli war. Legally entitled to public employment, health, and education, they were, in many respects, integrated into Syrian society. However, they continued to maintain a strong sense of Palestinian identity and many of them continued to live in areas designated as “camps.” With the onset of the war in Syria, at least 20% of Syria’s Palestinian