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 Dr. Feyzi BabanAssociate Professor Profile Feyzi Baban received his Ph.D. from the Department of Political Science at Carleton University and an MA from the Department of Political Science at Bogazici University. Feyzi specializes in global and comparative politics with an emphasis on globalization theory and critical theories of international relations. Feyzi's main teaching interests are International Relations Theory, Global Politics and Political Theory. His areas of expertise are the Middle East and the European Union. His current research interests include the impact of cosmopolitan theory on normative theories of international relations, the politics of citizenship in late modern societies, and alternative forms of modernity in non-Western cultures. He is currently working on a research project investigating the impact of Turkey’s membership on how European identity is defined and the implications of this for the EU project.
Courses Prof. Baban will be teaching in 2011-12: POST 1000Y: Democracy, Power and Resistance in the Global Age (Fall Term) POST 2230Y: World Politics (Fall Term) POST 4260H/WI: Global Governance and Social Justice POST 4280Y: Government & Politics in Middle East
Recent Publications · “Modernity and Its Contradictions”, in International Studies “Communitarianism and Citizenship in Turkey”, in Globalization, “Turkey and the Postnational Europe: Challenges For the Emerging Political Community”, with Fuat Keyman, European Journal of Social Theory, Winter 2008, 11:1. “Private Lives and Public Identities in the Formation of the Turkish Republic”, Remaking Turkey: Globalization, Alternative Modernities and Democracy, ed. by Fuat Keyman. (Lexington: 2007). “Turkey and the Postnational Europe: Challenges For the Emerging Political Community”, with Fuat Keyman, (forthcoming) “From Gastarbeiter to “ Auslandische Mitburger” : Postnational Citizenship And In-Between Identities In Berlin”, Citizenship Studies, Winter 2006 . Cosmopolitanism, Modernity and Political Community”, Studies in Political Economy, Winter 2006. “Orientalism” Encyclopedia of Social Theory, Austin Harrington, Barbara Marshall and Peter Muller (eds.), (Routledge : 2005) “Said”, Routledge Encyclopedia of Social Theory, Austin Harrington, Barbara Marshall and Peter Muller (eds.), (Routledge :2005) “Citizenship as a Communitarian Nation Building Project in Turkey”, Canadian Diversity, 3:2, Spring 2004 "Community, Citizenship and Identity in Turkey" in Citizenship and Identity in Globalizing World, ed. by Fuat Keyman (Routledge : 2004)
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