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CURRICULUM VITAE
H. Pınar Bilgin
1.
PERSONAL DATA
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
1.4.
1.5.
1.6.
2.
ACADEMIC DEGREES
2.1.
2.2.
2.3.
2.4.
2.5.
3.
Date & Place of Birth: 1971, Ankara
Address: Department of International Relations
Bilkent University
06800 Bilkent
Ankara, Turkey
Phone:
(+90 312) 290 21 64
Fax :
(+90 312) 266 43 26
E-mail:
[email protected]
Internet: www.bilkent.edu.tr/~pbilgin
Associate Professor – Üniversiteler Arası Kurul
degree
2006
Ph.D. International Politics – University of
Wales, Aberystwyth
2000
MSc. Strategic Studies – University of Wales,
Aberystwyth
1996
MA. International Relations – Bilkent University,
Ankara
1995
BSc.
International
Relations
–
Middle
East
Technical University, Ankara
1993
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
3.4.
7/2008 - present
Associate Professor
Bilkent University, Department of International
Relations
2/2001 – 7/2008
Assistant Professor,
Bilkent University, Department of International
Relations
2/2000 - 2/2001
Instructor
Bilkent University, Department of International
Relations
3/1995 - 8/1995
Assistant Researcher (Uzman Yardımcısı)
National Security Council General Secretariat
4.
PROFESSIONAL AWARDS
4.1
4.2
4.3.
5.
Young Scientist Incentive Award, The Scientific
and technological Research Council of Turkey
(TÜBİTAK), 2009
Young Scientist Award (GEBİP), The Turkish Academy
of Sciences (TÜBA), 2008
Best article published in Politics in 2004,
Political Studies Association, United Kingdom,
2004 (co-authored)
HONORS, SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL DUTIES AND
ACHIEVEMENTS
5.1.
5.2.
5.3.
5.4.
5.5.
5.6.
5.7.
5.8.
5.9.
Associate Editor, Security Dialogue 2008-present
Executive Council Member, Central and Eastern
European
International
Studies
Association
(CEEISA), 2007-present
Program Chair, 7th Central and Eastern European
International
Studies
Association
(CEEISA)
Conference, St Petersburg, Russia, September 2-4,
2009
Editorial Board Member, Security Dialogue (SSCI
journal) 2005-present
Editorial Board Member, Routledge book series:
‗Geocultural Epistemologies‘, 2009-present
Editorial Board Member, Stratejik Araştırmalar
Dergisi (Journal of Strategic Research, Turkey),
2009-present
Editorial Advisory Board Member, Uluslararası
İlişkiler (SSCI journal) 2008-present
Editorial Board Member, Journal of Global Analysis
(Refereed Online Journal) 2009-present
Article Refereeing for: International Studies
Quarterly,
International
Relations,
European
Journal
of
International
Relations,
European
Journal of Political Research, Millennium: Journal
of International Studies, International Feminist
Journal of Politics, Political Geography, Journal
of
International
Relations
and
Development,
Security Dialogue, Current Sociology, Geopolitics,
International Political Science Review, Review of
International
Studies,
Political
Studies,
International Political Sociology, Journal of
European
Integration,
Social
and
Cultural
Geography, Global Change Peace and Security,
Perspectives
(Central
European
Review
of
International Relations), African Affairs, British
Journal of Politics and International Relations,
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5.10.
5.11.
6.
MEMBERSHIP
6.1.
6.2.
6.3.
6.4.
6.5.
7.
Mediterranean Politics, Journal of South east
Europe and Black Sea Studies, New Perspectives on
Turkey, The Review of International Affairs,
Perceptions, Uluslararası İlişkiler, Yıldız Teknik
Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi,
Turkish Yearbook of International Relations
Book manuscript refereeing for Routledge (UK)
(2005 & 2007).
Scientific project refereeing for the Israeli
Science Foundation (2008), Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council of Canada (2008),
TÜBİTAK
(2009);
manuscript
refereeing
for
International
Studies
Association
Compendium
Project (2009).
British International Studies Association (1996present)
International Studies Association (2002-present)
Central and Eastern International Studies
Association (2006-present)
American Political Science Association (2003-2004)
British Middle Eastern Studies Association (19982000)
INVITED LECTURES AND INVITED TALKS
7.1.
7.2.
7.3.
7.4.
7.5.
7.6.
―The Scope and Drivers of International Security
Studies:
Western-centrism‖,
November
2009,
Copenhagen
―Globalisation
and
In/security:
Turkey‘s
Encounters with European International Society in
the Early Republican Era‖, Authors‘ Workshop,
―Globalisation and the Middle East", October 2009,
Universität Bundeswehr, München
―Güvenlik Çalışmalarında Yöntemler,‖ October 2009,
Harp Akademisi, İstanbul
―Inside/Outside
Dynamics:
Dialogue
Among
Civilizations as Security Practice‖, ISA - ABRI
joint international meeting, 22-24 July 2009,
Pontifical Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro
(PUC-Rio)
―Imagined
Post-Coloniality
and
the
Security
Imaginary: The Case of Turkey‖ ISA annual meeting,
February 2009, NYC
Seminar: ―Thinking Past ‗Western‘ IR?‖ February
2009, New School of Social Science, NYC
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7.7.
7.8.
7.9.
7.10.
7.11.
7.12.
7.13.
7.14.
7.15.
7.16.
7.17.
7.18.
7.19.
―Dialogue
Among
Civilizations
as
Security
Practice‖, Security Research Group, Aberystwyth
University, February 2010, United Kingdom
Discussant:
―Woman‘s
security:
a
cultural
perspective‖, Arab Women Organization, November
2008, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
―Dialogue
among
Civilizations
as
Security
Practice‖,
IRI/PUC-Rio
Seminar
‗Security
and
Insecurity Debate‘ 2-4 September, 2008, Rio de
Janerio
Discussant: ―Borders‖, European Union Institute
for Security Studies (EUISS), June 2008, Natolin,
Warsaw, Poland
―Türkiye'de
Egemen
Güven(siz)lik
Anlayışının
Yeniden Üretiminde ‗Jeopolitik Gerçeklerin‘ Rolü‖,
Çalıştay: 1908‘den 2008‘e Ulus-Devlet ve Ordu,
Yıldız Teknik Üniversitesi, Siyaset Bilimi ve
Uluslararası İlişkiler Bölümü, 5-6 Haziran 2008
(workshop).
―Globalization of World Politics, Transformation
of ‗Traditional‘ Societies and Persistence of
Human Insecurities‖, International Conference,
Globalization, Difference, and Human Securities,
GLOCOL, Osaka University, Japan, 12-14 March 2008.
―The Securityness of Secularism and Women‘s
Security
in
Turkey‖,
CULT
Seminar,
Sabancı
University, 26 December 2007.
―Turkey‘s
Experience
with
Secularism:
An
Opportunity for or a Challenge to Dialogue between
‗Europe‘ and the ‗Middle East‘‖, International
Conference, The Challenges of Transformation:
Visions and Revisions of the Middle East and North
Africa, Freïe Universität Berlin & Heinrich Böll
Stiftung, Berlin, 12-14 December 2007.
―Studying Security in Europe, Securing Turkey a
Place in Europe‖, the 5th EuPRA Conference,
Sakarya, 21-24 August 2007.
―Making
Turkey‘s
Transformation
Possible:
Hijacking ‗Security-speak‘—not Desecuritization!‖
Koç University, Turkey, 1-2 June 2007.
―Desecuritizing Turkey‘s Politics: Transformation
by EU Accession‖, Woodrow Wilson International
Center for Scholars, Washington, DC, May 2007.
―Secularism, Security and Turkey‖, University of
Wales, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom, February 2007.
―Religion, Secularism and Security in Turkey‖, the
University of Copenhagen and the Danish Institute
for International Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark,
January 2007.
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7.20.
7.21.
7.22.
7.23.
7.24.
7.25.
7.26.
7.27.
7.28.
7.29.
7.30.
7.31.
―Towards a Shared Approach to Security in the
Mediterranean?‖ Ministerio de Defesa and Fundció
CIDOB, Barcelona, Spain, December 2006.
―The Politics of Geopolitics in Turkey‖, Danish
Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen,
Denmark, June 2006 (workshop).
―Globalization and Security: the Case of Turkey‘,
Koç University, Turkey, 2006.
―Europeanization as Desecuritization: Implications
for Turkey‖, Marmara University, Turkey, 2004.
―Euro-Mediterranean Partnership—10 years After
Barcelona‖,
Foreign
Policy
Institute
and
Euromesco, Antalya, Turkey, June 2005.
―Turkey's
Changing
Security
Discourses:
The
Challenge
of
Globalised
Security‖,
Sabancı
University, Turkey, March 2005.
―Soğuk Savaş Sonrası Dünya Güvenlik Gündeminde
Değişim Eğilimleri,‖ Türkiye Ekonomik ve Sosyal
Etüdler Vakfı (TESEV) and Geneva Center for the
Democratic Control of the Armed Forces (DCAF),
Hacettepe Üniversitesi, Turkey, February 2005.
‖Making
Turkey's
Transformation
Possible:
Securitization
of
Turkey's
EU
Membership,‖
University of Wales, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom,
July 2004.
―From ‗Rogue‘ to ‗Failed‘ States? The Fallacy of
Short-termism‖, Lancaster, United Kingdom, July
2004. Pınar Bilgin and Adam David Morton.
―Clash of Cultures? Differences Between Turkey and
the European Union on Security‖, Foreign Policy
Institute, Ankara and Washington Institute for
Near East Policy, Washington, DC, United States of
America, September 2002.
―Turkey and the European Union: Yesterday‘s
Answers to Tomorrow‘s Security Problems?‖, Tampere
Peace Research Institute, Scottish Centre for
International Security and the Peace Union of
Finland, Helsinki, Finland, May 2001.
―Meanings of Security in the Middle East‖, the
National Defense Institute, Lisbon, Portugal,
2000.
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8.
TEACHING
8.1. Graduate Courses:
IR 621
Current Debates in International Relations
Theory
IR 616
New Directions in Security Studies
IR 614
Individual, National and Global Security
IR 501
International Relations Theory
8.2
Undergraduate Courses:
IR 496
Turkey‘s Security in a Changing World
IR 333
Foreign Policy Analysis
IR 331
War, Peace and Security
IR 229
Research Methods I
IR 230
Research Methods II
IR 204
International Relations II
10. GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION
10.1.
10.2.
10.3.
10.4.
10.5.
10.6.
10.7.
10.8.
Kıvanç Coş, MA, ―Representations as a Foreign
Policy Analysis Tool in Soviet-Turkish Relations
(1920-1946): A Critical Constructivist Approach‖,
2006.
Hande
Şahin,
MA,
―Feminist
Approaches
to
International Security‖, 2006.
Enika
Abazi,
Ph.D.,
―Intra-state
conflicts‘
prospects for peace and war: the case of Kosovo,
2002-2005‖, 2005.
Gülden Özgediz, MA, ―Changing notions of security
in a globalizing world: The globalization of
security and emergence of new security issues in
International Relations‖, 2004.
Berna Yılmaz, MA, ―International humanitarian NGOs
and complex emergencies: A critical evaluation‖,
2004.
Beriven Eliş, MA, ‖Geopolitical Discourse Matters:
Turkey and Israel‖, 2004.
Ahmet Çevikbaş, MA, ―The European Union‘s Evolving
Common Foreign And Security Policy‖, July 2002.
Eylem Yılmaz, MA, ―The Role of Foreign Policy
Discourse in the Construction of Turkey‘s Western
Identity‖, September 2002.
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12. SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS
12.1. Ph.D. Dissertation
12.1.1. Regional Security in the Middle East: A Critical
Security Studies Perspective, April/2000, Ken
Booth and Richard Wyn Jones, University of Wales,
Aberystwyth, UK
12.2. Published Books
12.2.1. Regional Security in the Middle East: A Critical
Perspective.
London:
Routledge,
2005.
Pınar
Bilgin.
12.4. Chapters in books or monographs.
12.4.1
―Thinking Past ‗Western‘ IR?‖ in Approaches to
International Relations (Four-Volume Set), (Edited
by Stephan Chan & Cerwyn Moore). London: Sage,
2009. Pınar Bilgin. (reprint of 2008 TWQ article)
12.4.2. ―The Politics of Security and Secularism in
Turkey: From the Early Republican Era to EU
Accession Negotiations‖, in Religion, Politics and
Turkey's EU Accession, (Edited by Dietrich Jung
and Catharina Raudvere). London: Palgrave, 2008.
139-156. Pınar Bilgin.
12.4.3
―Critical
Theory‖,
in
Security
Studies:
An
Introduction. (Edited by Paul D. Williams).
London: Routledge, 2008: 89-102. (text-book)
12.4.4
―Towards a Shared Approach to Security in the
Mediterranean?‖ in Multi-Dimensional Security:
Security and Defense in the Mediterranean. Spain:
CIDOB, 2008: 67-77. Pınar Bilgin.
12.4.5
―The Security Sector in Theory and Practice: From
‗State-centered‘ Security to ―Citizen-centered‖
Security? ‗New Security‘‖/ ―Dünya Literatürü ve
Uygulamasında Güvenlik Sektörü: ‗Devlet-merkezli‘
Güvenlikten ‗Vatandaş-merkezli‘ Güvenliğe Doğru
mu?
‗Yeni
Güvenlik‘‖
in
Security
Sector
Governance: Turkey and Europe/Güvenlik Sektörü
Yönetişimi: Türkiye ve Avrupa. İstanbul: TESEV,
2008: 43-61. Pınar Bilgin. (in Turkish and
English)
12.4.6. ―Clash of Cultures? Differences between Turkey and
the
European
Union
on
Security‖,
in
The
Europeanization
of
Turkey‘s
Security
Policy:
Prospects
and
Pitfalls.
(Edited
by
A.
L.
Karaosmanoğlu and S. Taşhan). Ankara: Foreign
Policy Institute, 2004: 25-52. Pınar Bilgin
12.4.7. ―Inventing Middle Easts: The Making of Regions
through Security Discourses‖, in the Middle East
in a Globalizing World. (Edited by K. Vikor).
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Bergen: Nordic Society for Middle Eastern Studies,
2001. 10-37. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5. Reviews
12.5.1. Yeni İmparatorluk Çağı (The new era of empire).Ed.
By Murat Kayikci and Rasim Özgür. Journal of
American History. March 2009 forthcming. Pınar
Bilgin.
12.5.2. Foreign Policy Analysis: Classic and Contemporary
Theory. By V. M. Hudson,
Millennium: Journal of
International Studies, Vol.37, No.1, 227-228,
2008. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.3. Culture and Security: Symbolic Power and the
Politics of International Security. By M.C.
Williams, Journal of International Relations and
Development, Vol. 10, 321-324, 2007. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.4. The Politics of Protection: Sites of Insecurity
and Political Agency. By J. Huysmans, A. Dobson,
A.
Prokhovnik,
eds.
Millennium:
Journal
of
International Studies, vol.37, 149-150, 2007.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.5. Contentious Issues of Security and the Future of
Turkey. By N. A. Güney, ed. Turkish Studies, Vol.
8, 460-462, 2007. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.6. Governing
Insecurity:
Democratic
Control
of
Military
and
Security
Establishments
in
Transitional Democracies. By G. Cawthra, R.
Luckham. Millennium: Journal of International
Studies, vol. 34, 2004, pp. 919-921. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.7. Turkish Foreign Policy and Turkish Identity. By Y.
Bozdağlıoğlu. Turkish Studies, vol. 5, 2004. pp.
152-153. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.8. The New Geopolitics of Eurasia and Turkey's
Position. By B. Aras. Turkish Studies, vol. 4,
2003. pp. 209-210. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.9. Globalization and Insecurity in the Twenty-firstCentury: NATO and the Management of Risk. By C.
Coker. First Review, vol. 1, 2003. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.10. Redefining Security in the Middle East. By T.A.
Jacoby and B.E. Sasley, eds. Millennium: Journal
of International Studies, vol. 32, 2003, pp. 197200. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.11 Islam, the Middle East and the New Global
Hegemony. By S. Murden. Millennium: Journal of
International Studies, vol. 32, 2003. pp. 197-200.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.12. Postcolonical International Relations: Conquest
and Desire between Asia and West. By L.H.M. Ling.
Progress in Development Studies, vol. 2, 2002. pp.
353-354. Pınar Bilgin.
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12.5.13. Iraq under Siege: The Deadly Impact of Sanctions
and War. By A. Arnove, Progress in Development
Studies, vol. 1, 2001, pp. 64-65. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.14. The Middle East Military Balance 1999-2000. By S.
Brom and Y. Shapir, eds. Political Studies, vol.
49, 2001, p. 387. Pınar Bilgin.
12.5.15. Understanding the Contemporary Middle East. By
D.J.
Gerner,
ed.
Millennium:
Journal
of
International Studies, vol. 29, 2000, pp. 497-498.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.6. Articles in refereed journals
12.8.1. ‗―Stalin‘s Demands‘: Constructions of the ‗Soviet
Other‘ in Turkey‘s Foreign Policy, 1919-1945,‖
Foreign Policy Analysis, vol.6, 43-60, 2009.
K.Coş, Pınar Bilgin,
12.8.2. ―The International Political ‗Sociology of a not
so
International
Discipline,‖
International
Political Sociology, vol.3., no.3, 338-342, 2009.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.3. ―A Telling Story of IR in the Periphery: Telling
Turkey About the World Telling the World About
Turkey,‖ Journal of International Relations and
Development, vol.12, no.2, pp.174-179, 2009. Pınar
Bilgin and Oktay Tanrısever. (SSCI)
12.8.4. ―Securing Turkey through Western-oriented foreign
policy,‖ New Perspectives on Turkey (special issue
on Turkish foreign policy), vol.40, pp.105-125,
2009. Pınar Bilgin (SSCI)
12.8.3. ―The Securityness of Secularism? The Case of
Turkey‖ Security Dialogue, vol.39, no.6, pp.593614, 2008. Pınar Bilgin. (SSCI)
12.6.4. ―Thinking
Past
‗Western‘
IR?‖
Third
World
Quarterly, vol.29, no.1, pp.5-23, 2008. Pınar
Bilgin.
(SSCI)
(lead
article)
reprinted
in
Approaches to International Relations (four-volume
set), Stephan Chan & Cerwyn Moore, eds. London:
Sage.
12.6.5. ―‗Only Strong States Can Survive in Turkey‘s
Geography‘: The Uses of ‗Geopolitical Truths‘ in
Turkey‖, Political Geography, vol.26, pp.740-756,
2007. Pınar Bilgin. () (lead article) to be
reprinted (in Turkish) in Tarihsel Perspektiften
Türkiye‘de Güvenlik Siyaseti, Ordu ve Devlet,
Evren Balta & İsmet Akça, eds. İstanbul: Bilgi
Üniversitesi.
12.6.6. ―Making
Turkey‘s
Transformation
Possible:
Hijacking ‗Security-speak‘—not Desecuritization!‖
Under review by Journal of Southeastern Europe and
Black Sea Studies, vol.7, no.4, pp.555-571, 2007.
Pınar Bilgin.
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12.6.7.
―What Future for Middle Eastern Studies?‖ Futures:
The Journal of Policy, Planning and Future
Studies, vol.38, 2006, 575-585. Pınar Bilgin.
(SSCI)
12.6.8. ―Constructing Turkey‘s ‗Western‘ Identity during
the Cold War: Discourses of the ‗Intellectuals of
Statecraft‘‖,
International
Journal,
vol.LXI,
no.1, 39-59, 2006. Pınar Bilgin and Eylem Yılmaz.
(SSCI)
12.6.9. ―Re-thinking Turkey‘s Security Discourses: The
Challenge of Globalization‖, European Journal of
Political Research, 44, 2005, 175-201. Pınar
Bilgin. (SSCI)
12.6.10. ―International Politics of Women‘s (In)security—
Rejoinder to Caprioli‖, Security Dialogue vol.35,
no.4, 2004, 499-504. Pınar Bilgin. (SSCI).
12.6.11. ―From ‗Rogue‘ to ‗Failed‘ States? The Fallacy of
Short-termism‖, Politics, vol. 24, no.3, 2004,
169-180. Pınar Bilgin and Adam David Morton.
12.6.12. ―‗A Return to ‗Civilization Geopolitics‘ in the
Mediterranean? Changing Geopolitical Images of the
European Union and Turkey in the Post-Cold War
Era‖, Geopolitics, vol.9, no.2, 2004, 269-291.
Pınar Bilgin. (Lead article) (indexed by the SSCI
as of 2007)
12.6.13. ―Is the ―Orientalist‖ Past the Future of Middle
East Studies?‖, Third World Quarterly, vol.25,
no.2, 2004, 423-433. Pınar Bilgin. ()
12.6.14. ―Whose Middle East? Geopolitical Inventions and
Practices of Security‖, International Relations,
vol. 18, no.1, 2004, 25-41. Pınar Bilgin.
12.6.15.―Individual and Societal Aspects of Security‖,
International Studies Review, vol.5, no.2, 2003,
203-222. Pınar Bilgin.
12.6.16.―The ‗Peculiarity‘ of Turkey‘s Position on EU/NATO
Military/Security
Cooperation—Rejoinder
to
Missiroli‖, Security Dialogue, vol.34, no.3, 2003,
345-349. Pınar Bilgin. (SSCI)
12.6.17.―Beyond Statism in Security Studies? Human Agency
and Security in the Middle East‖, The Review of
International Affairs, vol.2, no.1, 2002, 100-118.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.6.18.―Historicising Representations of ‗Failed States‘:
Beyond the Cold War Annexation of the Social
Sciences?‖, Third World Quarterly, vol.23, no.1,
2002, 55-80. Pınar Bilgin and Adam David Morton.
(SSCI impact factor: 0,575, cited half-life:5,2)
12.6.19.―Alternative Futures for the Middle East‖, Futures:
The Journal of Policy, Planning and Future
Studies, vol.33, 2001, 423-436. Pınar Bilgin.
(SSCI)
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12.6.20.―Security
Studies:
Theory/Practice‖,
Cambridge
Review of International Affairs, vol.XII, no.2,
1999, 31-42. Pınar Bilgin
12.7. Articles in non-refereed or general journals
12.7.1. ―Hard Power, Soft Power: Toward a More Realistic
Power Analysis‖, Insight Turkey 2009. B.Elis and
Pınar Bilgin.
12.7.2. ―Turkey‘s European Dilemma‖, Foreign Policy in
Focus,
June
2007.
Internet.
Available
at
http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/4353. Translated into
Danish and published as ―Tyrkiets europæiske
dilemma,‖ Notat (Denmark), vol. 34, no.1195, 2427, 2007. Pınar Bilgin.
12.7.3. ―Projecto de ‗europeização‘ (Why ‗Europeanise‘
Turkey?), Mundo em Português (Lisbon, Portugal),
no. 56, 2005, 37-38. Pınar Bilgin.
12.7.4. ―Os Estudos de Segurança na Turquia: Situando a
Turquia no ‗Ocidente‘ por meio de ‗Escrever a
Segurança‘‖ (The Study of Security in Turkey:
Locating Turkey in the ‗West‘ Through ‗Writing
Security‘),
Contexto
Internacional
(Rio
de
Janerio, Brazil), vol.26, no.11, 2004, 149-185.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.7.5. ―O Significado da Segurança no Médio Orientale‖
(Meanings of Security in the Middle East), Naçao e
Defesa
[National
Defence]
(Lisbon,
Portugal)
no.99, 2001, 149-170. Pınar Bilgin
12.7.6. ―Security Studies: The Next Stage?‖, Naçao e
Defesa [National Defence] (Lisbon, Portugal),
no.84, 1998, 131-157. Pınar Bilgin, Ken Booth and
Richard Wyn Jones.
12.8. Other publications, including translations, research
notes, limited-circulation reports, etc.
12.8.1. ‗EU Security Policies towards the Mediterranean:
The Ethical Dimension – what do we know and what
else should we know?‘, INEX policy brief no.2.
Pınar Bilgin
12.8.2. ‗Is the Mediterranean the Achilles Heel of Security
in Europe?‘ Europe‘s World (on-line magazine).
2008. Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.3. ―The Security Sector in Theory and Practice: From
‗State-centered‘ Security to ‗Citizen-centered‘
Security? ‗New Security‘‘/ ‗Dünya Literatürü ve
Uygulamasında Güvenlik Sektörü: ‗Devlet-merkezli‘
Güvenlikten ‗Vatandaş-merkezli‘ Güvenliğe Doğru
mu?
‗Yeni
Güvenlik‘‖
in
Security
Sector
Governance: Turkey and Europe/Güvenlik Sektörü
Yönetişimi: Türkiye ve Avrupa, İstanbul: TESEV,
2008. 43-61. Pınar Bilgin.
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12.8.4.
―The State of IR in Turkey‖, BISA News (The
Newsletter of the British International Studies
Association). 2008. Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.5. ―Rethinking State Failure: The Political Economy
of Security‖, in State Failure Revisited I:
Globalization of Security and Neighborhood Effects
- INEF REPORT (Edited by D. Lambach, T. Debiel),
no:87, 2007. Pınar Bilgin and Adam David Morton.
12.8.6. ―Response to the Iraq Study Group Report‖,
―Roundtable
Forum
IRAQ
STUDY
REPORT‖,
International Affairs Forum. Internet. December
2006.
Available
at
http://www.iaforum.org/Content/ForumContent.cfm?ForumTopicID=8.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.7. ―Security Community‖, Encyclopedia of Governance.
SAGE, UK, 2006. Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.8. ―Turkey and the EU: Yesterday‘s Answers to
Tomorrow‘s Security Problems?‖ in EU Civilian
Crisis Management. (Edited by G.P. Herd and J.
Huru) Surrey: Conflict Studies Research Centre,
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, 2001. 34-51.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.9. ―Theory/Practice
in
Critical
Approaches
to
Security: An Opening for Dialogue?‖ International
Politics: A Journal of Transnational Issues and
Global Problems, vol.38, no.2, 2001. 273-282.
Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.10. ―The Middle East in Wor(l)d Politics,‘ Arab
Studies Journal, vol.8, no.2, 2001, 196-201. Pınar
Bilgin.
12.8.11. ―Structural Violence‖ & ―Military, Security and
Development‖,
International
Encyclopedia
of
Development. Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.12. ―Türkiye-AB
İlişkilerinde
Güvenlik
Kültürünün
Rolü‖ in Soğuk Savaş Sonrasında Avrupa ve Türkiye,
(Edited by C. Karadeli). Ankara: Ayraç, 2003,
pp.192-220. Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.12. ―11 Eylül Öncesinde ve Sonrasında Küreselleşen
Güvenliği Anlamak‖, in Küreselleşme ve Alternatif
Küreselleşme, (Edited by C. Karadeli). Ankara:
Siyasal, 2005, 59-80. Pınar Bilgin.
12.8.13. ―Uluslararası İlişkiler Çalışmalarında MerkezÇevre: Türkiye Nerede?‖ Uluslararası İlişkiler,
vol.2, no.6, 2005, pp.3-12. Pınar Bilgin.
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12.9.
12.9.1.
12.9.2.
12.9.3.
12.9.4.
Papers, books etc. submitted for publication
―The Study of Security as a Site of Resistance?
The Arab World and Turkey‖, in Thinking the
International Differently. (Edited by A. Tickner
and O. Wæver). London & New York: Routledge. Pınar
Bilgin.
―Turkey‘s ‗Geopolitics Dogma‘: International and
Intra-national
Relations‖,
in
Fixing
Foreign
Policy Identity: 1989 and the Uneven Revival of
Geopolitical Thought in Europe (Edited by S.
Guzzini). Pınar Bilgin.
―Identity/Security‖
in
The
Handbook
of
New
Security Studies (Edited by Peter J. Burgess).
Routledge & PRIO. Pınar Bilgin.
―Different worlds of security: Turkey and the
European
Union‖,
Philosophical
Alternatives
(translated into Bulgarian) (abridged version of
2004 book chapter)
13.
TOTAL NUMBER OF CITATIONS (LISTED IN CITATION INDEX)
TO PUBLICATIONS IN (12):
(please find attached related sections of Citation
Index)
13.1.
Citations by others
: 48
13.2.
Self citations
: 10
14.
14.1.
14.2.
15.
15.1.
15.2.
15.3.
15.4.
15.5.
15.6.
15.7.
CURRENT RESEARCH INTEREST(S)
Co-Editor, ‗Global Security‘ theme, Encyclopedia
of Life Sciences, UNESCO.
'Converging and conflicting ethical values in the
internal and external security continuum in Europe
(INEX)',
Workpackage
on
the
Mediterranean
neigbours of a research project funded by the 7th
Framework Programme of the European Union
GRANTS
EU Seventh Framework Program project, 'Converging
and conflicting ethical values in the internal and
external security continuum in Europe (INEX)',
funded (€192,300) for 36 months beginning in 2008.
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, 2006-07 ($47,000)
International Studies Association travel grant,
2009 ($400)
International Studies Association travel grant,
2008 ($500)
TÜBİTAK travel grant, 2007 (1143 YTL)
International Studies Association travel grant,
2006 ($550)
TÜBİTAK travel grant, 2006 (1000 YTL)
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15.8.
15.9.
15.10.
15.11.
International Studies Association travel grant,
2005 ($550)
International Studies Association travel grant,
2004 ($550)
American Political Science Association travel
grant, 2003 ($600)
European
Consortium
for
Political
Research
Mobility Grant, 1998 (€300)
16. EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
16.1.
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
Research Training Qualification (1995-1996)
16.2.
Member of the International Studies Association
affiliated colloquium on teaching Foreign Policy
Analysis through the use of case studies (20002003.
17. CONTRIBUTION TO BİLKENT UNIVERSITY
17.1.
Assistant
Dean,
Faculty
of
Economics,
Administrative and Social Sciences (2002-2006,
2007-present).
17.2.
Board Member, Bilkent University Seminar Series,
Politics, Polity and the World (2007-present).
17.3.
Erasmus
Coordinator,
Faculty
of
Economics,
Administrative and Social Sciences (2002-2006,
2007-present).
17.4.
Acting Dean, Faculty of Economics Administrative
and Social Sciences (June-August 2004).
17.5.
Co-organizer of an international conference on
―Security Sector Reform‖, May 2006, Bilkent
University, Ankara (funded jointly by Bilkent
University and TÜBİTAK).
17.6.
Convener of ―Security Studies‖ reading group,
Bilkent University (2002-2006).
17.7.
Coordinator for International Exchange Programs,
Department of International Relations (2004-2006).
17.8.
Department
of
International
Relations,
PhD
Comprehensive Examination Committee (2002-2006).
17.9.
Member of Bilkent University ECTS Label Committee
(2004-2006).
17.10.
Presentation entitled ―The Security Dimension of
Turkey-EU Relations‖, Richmond University Faculty
Seminar Abroad, Bilkent University, 2005.
17.11.
Helped set up and develop the curriculum for Dual
Diploma Programs with SUNY, Binghamton University.
Acted as coordinator and student advisor (20032006).
17.12.
Institutional
coordinator
of
the
EuroMediterranean
Joint
Master‘s
Degree
Program,
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17.13.
Inter-institutional Colloquium run by the Robert
Schumann Institute, Italy (2001-2004).
Member
of
the
Department
of
International
Relations Curriculum Committee (2001, 2006, 2008).
18. CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY AT LARGE
18.1.
Member of project on ‗Sosyal Bilimler Öngörü
Çalışması, Siyasi Bilimler Alanı‘ run by Türkiye
Bilimler Akademisi (TÜBA) (Turkish Foundation for
Sciences) (2005-2007).
18.2.
Lecturer on ―Current debates in International
Relations,‖
―New
Directions
in
International
Security,‖ and ―Foreign Policy Analysis‖) to a
class
of
young
diplomats
from
developing
countries. Organised by the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Turkey (November 2004, November 2006,
November 2008).
18.3.
Media commentator (TRT Radio, Voice of America
Radio and TV, BBC World TV, CNN Turk TV,
international print media outlets).
18.4.
Participated in the preparation of a committee
report for the former President Süleyman Demirel
entitled ―Breaking the Cycle of Violence in
Israel/Palestine‖, December 2000-January 2001.
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