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<b>Seeking a discussant:"Formation of the 'public' in Turkey",
Istanbul, 8-10 September</b>
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<td>We are seeking a discussant for a panel entitled "Formation
of 'the
public' in Turkey" at the 6th International Cultural Studies Conference
that will be held at Kadir Has University in Istanbul,Turkey on
September 8-10, 2011. <br>
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Based on field research on disaster preparedness, struggle over needs
among the urban poor, and pious womenʼs NGO activities, the panel
examines following questions: How do the everyday practice and
vernacular logic of publicness intersect? How would the boundary
between private interests and public concerns be negotiated? Would
there be pressure to close the discursive space and what would make
resistance against it possible? And, finally, what would change the
hegemonic structure of the public in Turkey? <br>
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The panel has already been accepted. If you are interested in the
panel, please contact Kaoru Murakami at <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:murakami@ide.go.jp">murakami@ide.go.jp</a>. </td>
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Kaoru Murakami
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Institute of Developing Economies, Japan
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Email: <a href="mailto:murakami@ide.go.jp">murakami@ide.go.jp</a></td>
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