1st Edition
Ethnicity, Gender and the Border Economy Living in the Turkey-Georgia Borderlands
Introduction
Chapter 1: From Empire To Nation State: History of the Region and the Sarp Border Gate
Chapter 2: Border Economy in Hopa: New Opportunities, New Contestations
Chapter 3: Ethnicized borders: Old boundaries, new situations: Border experiences of the ethnic groups
Chapter 4: Gendered BorderlandsConclusion: Intersection of Economy, Ethnicity and Gender on Turkey-Georgia Border
Conclusion: Intersection of Economy, Ethnicity and Gender on Turkey-Georgia Border
Biography
Latife Akyüz received her PhD from Middle East Technical University (METU) in 2013. She has held positions as a visiting scholar at Indiana University (2010), Binghamton University (2011–12) and the Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies, Liege University (2014). Her research interests are border regions, ethnicity, and gender studies, with her most recent work focusing on migrant Alevi women living in Europe. She was one of the editors of the Toplum ve Bilim (Society and Science) Special Issue on Borders and Border Studies in Turkey. She held the position of assistant professor at Duzce University from March 2014 until her suspension in 2016 due to her signing of the Academics for Peace petition.
