Rahime Süleymanoğlu-Kürüm
Biographic Data
| ID | 4104194 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rahime Süleymanoğlu-Kürüm |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rahime |
| FAMILY NAME | Süleymanoğlu-Kürüm |
| SIGNATURE | SULEYMANOGLU-KURUM R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Manchester Metropolitan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Academic Elite Circulation and Reconfiguration of Modernization
A feminist decolonial challenge to European Union’s gender governance
This paper critically examines the European Union’s (EU) gender equality policies through a decolonial feminist lens, focusing on how epistemic hierarchies are reproduced within the gender equality discourse of the European Parliament (EP), which presents itself as a progressive actor and moral authority on gender equality. Drawing on existing critiques of the EU’s instrumental and neoliberal approaches to gender, the paper analyses 42 texts adop…
Scalar entrapment and the multiscalar geographies of refugee (im)mobility
This article examines how refugee spatiality is governed and experienced through scalar entrapment, which we define as the recursive immobilisation of refugees through intersecting global, national, and urban regimes. Drawing on extensive fieldwork with Syrian refugees in Istanbul, we demonstrate how international containment agreements, national asylum laws, and local bordering practices co-produce spatial injustice. Using a mutiscalar and relat…
The politics of co-production and inclusive deliberation in participatory research
This research engages in a methodological analysis of a participatory art project employing PhotoVoice with refugee and local community youths across two distinct sites: Istanbul and Johannesburg. The project aimed to facilitate inclusive deliberations among the youth, thereby promoting capacity building, reconciliation, and peacebuilding initiatives. Our focus is grounded in the concept of co-production as a practice and principle of inclusive d…
Brand Turkey
Since the 2000s, Turkish policymakers and private sector interests have combined representations of Turkey as both Western and Eastern with a branding approach to identity in foreign policy, trade and investment promotion, and cultural sector activities. This article analyses how the commodification of its liminal identity as a dual identity allowed Turkey to invoke different aspects of its identity in the West and the East in ways that catered t…
Deliberations in the Turkish parliament
Parliamentarians find themselves engaged in political struggle through the medium of language and constrained by their own rhetoric. These parliamentary debates reveal political perceptions. The external perceptions about the European Union emerge as a relatively understudied topic in political science. This brings forth the following question; how is the European Union and its foreign policy perceived externally? This paper focuses on one partic…
Brand Turkey
Since the 2000s, Turkish policymakers and private sector interests have combined representations of Turkey as both Western and Eastern with a branding approach to identity in foreign policy, trade and investment promotion, and cultural sector activities. This article analyses how the commodification of its liminal identity as a dual identity allowed Turkey to invoke different aspects of its identity in the West and the East in ways that catered t…
Deliberations in the Turkish parliament
Parliamentarians find themselves engaged in political struggle through the medium of language and constrained by their own rhetoric. These parliamentary debates reveal political perceptions. The external perceptions about the European Union emerge as a relatively understudied topic in political science. This brings forth the following question; how is the European Union and its foreign policy perceived externally? This paper focuses on one partic…
Deliberations in the Turkish parliament
Parliamentarians find themselves engaged in political struggle through the medium of language and constrained by their own rhetoric. These parliamentary debates reveal political perceptions. The external perceptions about the European Union emerge as a relatively understudied topic in political science. This brings forth the following question; how is the European Union and its foreign policy perceived externally? This paper focuses on one partic…
Brand Turkey
Since the 2000s, Turkish policymakers and private sector interests have combined representations of Turkey as both Western and Eastern with a branding approach to identity in foreign policy, trade and investment promotion, and cultural sector activities. This article analyses how the commodification of its liminal identity as a dual identity allowed Turkey to invoke different aspects of its identity in the West and the East in ways that catered t…
The politics of co-production and inclusive deliberation in participatory research
This research engages in a methodological analysis of a participatory art project employing PhotoVoice with refugee and local community youths across two distinct sites: Istanbul and Johannesburg. The project aimed to facilitate inclusive deliberations among the youth, thereby promoting capacity building, reconciliation, and peacebuilding initiatives. Our focus is grounded in the concept of co-production as a practice and principle of inclusive d…
Academic Elite Circulation and Reconfiguration of Modernization
A feminist decolonial challenge to European Union’s gender governance
This paper critically examines the European Union’s (EU) gender equality policies through a decolonial feminist lens, focusing on how epistemic hierarchies are reproduced within the gender equality discourse of the European Parliament (EP), which presents itself as a progressive actor and moral authority on gender equality. Drawing on existing critiques of the EU’s instrumental and neoliberal approaches to gender, the paper analyses 42 texts adop…
Scalar entrapment and the multiscalar geographies of refugee (im)mobility
This article examines how refugee spatiality is governed and experienced through scalar entrapment, which we define as the recursive immobilisation of refugees through intersecting global, national, and urban regimes. Drawing on extensive fieldwork with Syrian refugees in Istanbul, we demonstrate how international containment agreements, national asylum laws, and local bordering practices co-produce spatial injustice. Using a mutiscalar and relat…
Economics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · European union (2 works) · Knowledge production (2 works) · Parliament (2 works) · Political economy (2 works)