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Ms Ayse Deniz Unan

Staff positionHate Crime in Turkey
E-mailadunana (non Essex users should add @essex.ac.uk)
Room5A 311
Office hoursWednesday 14.00- 16.00
QualificationsMA in Criminology and Sociology -University of Essex

BA in Sociology- Marmara University

Teaching responsibilitiesSC 206- Crime Media and Culture 

SC 104- Introduction to Crime, Law and Society

SupervisorDr. Sean Nixon/ Dr. Michael Bailey
Thesis titleHate Crime in Turkey
Abstract

Since nineteen eighties hate crime has become a key phenomenon to explain violent acts towards vulnerable groups within a population, in Turkey the concept has been used for the last decade. My research is about the ongoing hate crime debate in Turkey. It intends to demonstrate how hate crime, as a contemporary criminological concept, has been introduced to the public discourse. I examine how hate crime incidents against ethnic/religious minorities and LGBT population are represented in the printed press, the role of the human rights based social organizations which contribute to the process with a campaign for hate crime law and the formulations on the prospective hate crime law.

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