Arwa Ibrahim
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CEFTUS Joint Forum ‘Experience of Women in Contemporary Turkey’
Ms. Arwa Ibrahim is a journalist at the London-based Middle East Eye. She specialises in covering social and political change in Turkey and Egypt. After graduating with a double major in politics and journalism, she completed her MA in Near and Middle Eastern Studies with a focus on social movements, modernity, the civil society and urban transformations. As well as being a journalist, Arwa has worked as a researcher with several NGOs and international organisations focusing on political and social developments of the Middle East.
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CEFTUS is seeking a new Coordinator
CEFTUS is seeking a new Coordinator
The Centre for Turkey Studies (CEFTUS) founded in 2011 with the support of former Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, is seeking a new Coordinator to help with administrative tasks and event organisation, and to provide some research assistance. CEFTUS, which celebrated its 5th anniversary in October 2016, organises public forums and roundtable events, fundraising and networking receptions […]
CEFTUS now offers internships
CEFTUS now offers internships
Internships The Centre for Turkey Studies (CEFTUS) offers internships throughout the year for people who are interested in gaining practical experience in relations between Turkey and the UK. Internships offered are in areas of communications, events organisation, press relations, fundraising and research. Duration and schedule of internships are designed according to availability and skills of candidates. […]
CEFTUS 5 Year Review
CEFTUS 5 Year Review
Click here to download ceftus-2011-2016-review (108) Related posts: CEFTUS 2013-2014 Booklet
Objectives
Objectives
To host forums, round tables and panel discussions dealing with subjects related to the analysis of Turkey’s: Domestic politics, foreign affairs and economic development; Accession process to the European Union; Relationship with the UK, EU, Middle East and North Africa, Black Sea region, Central Asia and the Caucasus; Increasing geostrategic importance as energy conduit to […]