New Perspectives on Modernity, Nationalism, and Muslim Women in the Late Ottoman Period
in AspasiaAll currencies in US Dollar
Contributor Notes
Selin Çağatay received her PhD in comparative gender studies from the Central European University in 2017. Her main research interests include women’s and feminist activism in Turkey and worldwide (with a focus on the Middle East), gender regimes, intersectionality studies, Turkish political history, and women’s paid and unpaid labor. She is currently a visiting professor at the Central European University, Department of Gender Studies, and a junior researcher for the project “ZARAH. women’s labour activism in transnational perspective. Central, South-Eastern, and Eastern Europe from the age of empires to the late 20th century,” run by Susan Zimmermann (Central European University). Email: selincagatay@gmail.com