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Salih Muslim

30th March 2015

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CEFTUS Joint Forum ‘Kurds in Syria: From Denial Toward Self-ruled Governance Model’ Mr Saleh Muslim is the co-president of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) and the Deputy General Coordinator of the National Coordination Body for Democratic Change in Syria (NCB). Mr Muslim’s political activities on behalf of the collective rights of Syria’s […]

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Ertugrul Kurkcu

2nd February 2015

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Kobane Resistance and the future of Peace Process in Turkey’ : Joint Forum Mr Ertugrul Kurkcu is Member of Parliament for Mersin, Honorary President of the People’s Democratic Party (HDP) as well as a social activist and author. His vast political and activist career includes his election to the presidency of the Turkish Revolutionary Youth […]

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Dr Soner Cagaptay

2nd February 2015

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CEFTUS Westminster Debate : ‘Dynamics of ‘New Turkey’: Domestic and Foreign Challenges CEFTUS and RUSI Joint Forum : ‘Turkey and its Turbulent Neighbours’: CEFTUS Roundtable with Dr Soner Cagaptay : ‘Turkey under Erdogan and Davutoglu’: Soner Cagaptay is the Beyer Family fellow and director of the Turkish research programme at The Washington Institute for Near […]

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Patrick Cockburn

2nd February 2015

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Joint Forum “The Crisis in Iraq: Unexpected Alliances, Western Intervention and the Kurdistan Question” Patrick Cockburn is a correspondent for teh Independent, as well as author of “The Jihadis Return: ISIS and the New Sunni Uprising”. (91)

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Meg Hillier MP

2nd February 2015

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Joint Forum “The Crisis in Iraq: Unexpected Alliances, Western Intervention and the Kurdistan Question” Meg Hillier was elected Member of Parliament for Hackney South and Shoreditch in 2005. Meg is Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Nigeria and Vice-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Cycling. Meg is also a member of […]

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Jason McCartney MP

2nd February 2015

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Joint Forum “The Crisis in Iraq: Unexpected Alliances, Western Intervention and the Kurdistan Question” Mr Jason McCartney is the Conservative MP for Colne Valley. (70)

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Lord Clement-Jones

2nd February 2015

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Joint Forum “The Crisis in Iraq: Unexpected Alliances, Western Intervention and the Kurdistan Question” Lord Clement-Jones is a Liberal Democrat Peer, the chair of the Liberal Democrats in Communications Committee, as well as a member of the Communications Committee. (68)

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Dr Alan Semo

2nd February 2015

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Joint Forum “The Crisis in Iraq: Unexpected Alliances, Western Intervention and the Kurdistan Question” Dr Alan Semo is the UK Representative of the Democratic Union Party (PYD). (79)

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Lord Maurice Glasman

2nd February 2015

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Joint Forum “The Crisis in Iraq: Unexpected Alliances, Western Intervention and the Kurdistan Question” Lord Maurice Glasman is a Labour Life Peer, as well as a member of Private Bills Select Committee in the House of Lords. (61)

CEFTUS 2014-2015 Booklet

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Centre for Turkey Studies Funding

The Centre for Turkey studies receives donations from members and supporters as well sponsorship from businesses based in London for its activities. We are thankful for generous support so far provided by members and supporters of the Centre for Turkey Studies amongst the UK’s large Turkish, Kurdish and Turkish Cypriot communities. We also organise fundraising […]

Background of Communities in the UK

There are over 350,000 Turkish, Kurdish and Turkish Cypriots living and working in the United Kingdom; their settlement in the UK took place in distinct phases since the 1950s. As with many immigrant communities, they represent diverse communities with different socio-economic status, religious backgrounds, regional origins, and various motives for migrating to the UK. It […]

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