WORKSHOP
MASCULINITIES IN MODERN TURKEY
AUTHORITARIANISM, SUBJECTIVITY, AND RESISTANCE
Organized by
École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, EHESS,
Centre d’Etudes Sociologiques et Politiques Raymond Aron,
and Sabancı University
Conveners
Cenk Özbay (Sabancı University)
Ozan Soybakis (EHESS)
9:00AM – 1:00PM, June 14, 2019, Friday
at Salle 6 (105 Bd Raspail, 75006 Paris)
PROGRAM
Opening Comments
Cenk Özbay (Sabancı University)
FIRST SESSION
“Drawing the Boundaries and Protecting the Integrity: Unravelling the Masculinist Expectations in Politics in Turkey”
Selin Akyuz (Bilkent University)
“Political Virility as a Cultural Expression of Resistance:
The Footprints of Turkish Modernization on Muslim Masculinities”
Ozan Soybakis (EHESS)
“Conspiracies Unbound: An Insight into the Everyday Makings of
Authoritarianism and How Men Embody the State”
Erol Saglam (Stockholm University)
“For Whom are the Mosques? Constructing Gendered Moral Subjectivities in Turkey”
Murat Es (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
COFFEE BREAK
SECOND SESSION
“Gated Masculinities? A Case Study of Masculinity(ies) in an Elite High-school in Turkey”
Idil Cambazoglu (University College London)
“Blazed Masculinities Political and Gendered Subjectivities in Rave Scenes of İstanbul”
Baris Yuksel (University of Bologna) and
Kaan Kubilay Asar (Central European University)
“Male Victimization in the Anti-Alimony Campaign in Turkey”
Hilal Dikmen (Koc University)
“Everyday Experiences of Young Men under the Culture of Violence in Turkey”
Mine Egbatan (Koc University)
“Hauntings of 31: Emergent Masculinities While Watching Porn in Turkey”
Ihsan Can Asman (University of Turku)
DISCUSSION
