List of Participants In the Aftermath of Gezi

 Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul
Danish Institute for International Studies
Roskilde University
Malmö University
List of Participants In the Aftermath of Gezi-From Social Movement to Social Change
MICS Team
Prof. Birgit Schlyter, Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul
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Prof. Bo Petersson, Malmö University
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Dr. Cecilie Stokholm Banke, Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen
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Prof. Hans-Åke Persson, Roskilde University
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Research assistant and MICS webmaster. Azize Güneş, Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul
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MA, Project manager. Marie Brobeck, Malmö University & Roskilde University
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Guest Organizers
Prof. Oscar Hemer, Malmö University
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Prof. Thomas Tufte, Roskilde University
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Participants
Fellow Anita Sengupta, Azad Institute of Asian Studies, Kolkata, India.
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Prof. Asu Aksoy, Istanbul Bilgi University
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Berk Can Deniz, Bogazici University
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Prof. Cengiz Aktar, Bahçeşehir University
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Prof. Christian Christensen, Stockholms University
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PhD-student. Erliza Lopez Pedersen, Malmö University
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Mr. Jacob Lindgaard, Danish Institute for Study Abroad, Copenhagen
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Jenny Hecht, Windesheim Honours College
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PhD-student Marco Zoppi, Roskilde University
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PhD-student Milja Rämö, University of Helsinki
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MA. student, Nazlim Yuceunuvar, Hacettepe University, Ankara
Journalist, Pola Rojan Bagger, Danish Television TV2
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MA, Reece Waldron, Lunds University
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Prof. Ronald Stade, Malmö University
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Attorney at law, Serhat Koc, Istanbul
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MA, Sofia Hafdell, Malmö University
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Senior Research Fellow, Spyros Sofos, Lunds University
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MA.student Zeynep Kayacan, Hacettepe University, Ankara
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Prof. Zeyno Pekünlü, Kültür University, Istanbul
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