Dr. M. Nedim KARAKAYALI - Department of Political Science and

Dr. M. Nedim KARAKAYALI - Department of Political Science and

CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr. M. Nedim KARAKAYALI
Associate Professor
CONTACT INFORMATION
Address:
Department of Political Science and Public Administration,
Bilkent University, 06800 Bilkent, Ankara, Turkey
Office Phone:
(90) 312-290-1855
Fax:
(90) 312-290-2742
E-mail:
nedim_at_bilkent.edu.tr
EDUCATION AND
ACADEMIC DEGREES
Ph.D.:
Magister Artium:
Bachelor of Science:
Undergraduate Student:
Sociology, University of Toronto, 2003
Sociology, University of Oslo, 1994
Sociology, METU, 1988
Electrical Engineering, METU, 1982 – 1985
ACADEMIC
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
2014 – Present:
Asssociate Professor, Bilkent University
2004 – 2014:
Assistant Professor, Bilkent University
2003 – 2004:
Assistant Professor [tenure-track], Dalhousie University
Jan. - May 2001:
1995-2003:
Nov. 88 – Aug. 89:
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Instructor (SOC397), University of Toronto
Teaching Assistant, University of Toronto
Instructor, Basic English Department, METU
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PROFESSIONAL AWARDS
2012:
Distinguished Teaching Award (Bilkent University)
2003:
Eddie Yolles Outstanding Ph.D. Dissertation Award, U. of Toronto
1998:
Muriel Bissell Award (University of Toronto)
1998:
Norman Bell Award (University of Toronto)
SCHOLARLY
PUBLICATIONS
Articles in refereed
journals
2015
N. Karakayali, “Two Ontological Orientations in Sociology: Building Social
Ontologies and Blurring the Boundaries of the ‘Social’,” Sociology, vol. 49,
no. 4, 732-747. [PDF]
2015
N. Karakayali, “Adapting, defending and transforming ourselves:
Conceptualizations of self practices in the social science literature,”
History of the Human Sciences, vol. 28, no. 1, 98-117. [PDF]
2013
N. Karakayali and A. Kilic, “More Network Conscious than Ever?
Challenges, Strategies, and Analytic Labor of Users in the Facebook
Environment,” Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 18 (2),
2013, 61-79. doi:10.1111/jcc4.12005. [PDF]
2010
N. Karakayali, “Two Assemblages of Cultural Transmission: Musicians,
Political Actors and Educational Techniques in the Ottoman Empire and
Western Europe,” Journal of Historical Sociology, 23 (3), 2010, 343-371.
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-6443.2010.01377.x [PDF]
2009
N. Karakayali, “Social Distance and Affective Orientations,” Sociological
Forum, 24 (3), 2009, 538-562. [PDF]
2006
N. Karakayali, “The Uses of the Stranger: Circulation, Arbitration,
Secrecy, and Dirt,” Sociological Theory, 24 (4), 2006, 312-330. [PDF]
2005
N. Karakayali, “Duality and Diversity in the Lives of Immigrant Children:
Rethinking the ‘Problem of Second Generation’ in Light of Immigrant
Autobiographies,” Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 42
(3), 2005, 325-344. doi: 10.1111/j.1755-618X.2005.tb00843.x [PDF]
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Articles in refereed
journals (continued)
2004
N. Karakayali, “Reading Bourdieu with Adorno: The Limits of Critical
Theory and Reflexive Sociology,” Sociology, 38 (2), 2004, 351-368.
doi: 10.1177/0038038504040869 [PDF]
2003
N. Karakayali, “Metamorphoses of the Stranger: Jews in Europe, Polish
Peasants in America and Turks in Germany,” New Perspectives on Turkey,
n.28/29, Spring-Fall, 2003, 37-59.
1996
N. Karakayali, “Different Spaces: Freedom, Mobility and Automobility,”
Sosiologisk Aarbok /Yearbook of Sociology, 1(1), 1996, 145-164, Nedim
Karakayali. [Peer-reviewed journal published by Novus Forlag, Oslo].
1995
N. Karakayali, “Doğarken Ölen Ben: Hafif Müzik Ortamında Ciddi Bir Proje
Olarak Orhan Gencebay” [Stillborn: A Serious Light Music Project: Orhan
Gencebay], Toplum ve Bilim [Society and Science], n.67, Fall, 1995, 136156.
Chapters in Books or
Monographs:
Forthcoming
N. Karakayali, “Social Distance,” accepted for publication in The Blackwell
Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism, edited by John Stone,
Rutledge Dennis, Polly Rizova, Anthony Smith, London: Wiley-Blackwell,
forthcoming.
2010
N. Karakayali, “Borders and Hybridity in Contemporary Literature and
Social Theory,” in Society, History, and the Global Human Condition:
Essays in Honor of Irving M. Zeitlin, edited by Zaheer Baber and Joseph M.
Bryant, Lanham MD: Lexington Books, 2010, 261-274.
2010
N. Karakayali, “Reading Bourdieu with Adorno: The Limits of Critical
Theory and Reflexive Sociology,” in Structure and Agency, Four-Volume
Set, edited by Mike O'Donnell, London: SAGE publications (re-print),
2010.
2007
N. Karakayali, “Duality and diversity in the lives of immigrant children:
rethinking the ‘problem of the second generation’ in light of immigrant
autobiographies,” in Reading Sociology, ed. Lorne Tepperman and Harley
Dickinson, Oxford University Press, Canada (re-print), 2007 [2nd edition
2012].
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2007
N. Karakayali, “Bourdieu, Adorno ve Sosyolojik Düşüncenin Sınırları,” in
Ocak ve Zanaat: Pierre Bourdieu Derlemesi, edited by G. Çegin, E. Göker,
A. Arlı, Ü. Tatlıcan, İstanbul: İletişim, 2007 [2nd edition 2010].
2002
N. Karakayali, “Arabesk,” in Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: The
Middle East, v.5, London: Routledge, 255-259, 2002.
2001
N. Karakayali, “An Introduction to the History of Music Debates in
Turkey” in Sufism, Music and Social Change in Turkey and the Middle
East, Anders Hammarlund, Tord Olsson and Elisabeth Özdalga (eds),
London: Curzon Books, 125-135, 2001.
Book Review
N. Karakayali, “The Arabesk Debate: Music and Musicians in Modern
Turkey; Martin Stokes,” Toplum ve Bilim , n.67, Fall, 1995, 236-240.
Other Publications
Research Report: Apenhet eller Distanse: Stovner Bydel Sett fram
Innvandrernes Øyne (Tolerance or Distance: Stovner District seen from
the eyes of Immigrants), co-authored with Skogby and Abdulkadir, Oslo,
(1995).
Research Report: Fritidsbruk blant Tyrkiske jenter fra Tyrkia - en
undersokelse om sosialt liv og fritidsideologi blant innvandrere fra Tyrkia
(Use of leisure time among young women from Turkey: A study of social
life and notions of free-time among immigrants from Turkey), coauthored with Astad, Bilgic and Demirdirek, Oslo, (1994).
Ph.D. Dissertation:
N. Karakayali, Simmel’s Stranger: In Theory and in Practice, July/2003,
University of Toronto.
TEACHING
Graduate Courses
Designed and Taught
Dalhousie University:
Bilkent University:
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SOSA 5011, Advanced Issues in Social Theory (Department of Sociology
and Social Anthropology, Fall 2003-2004)
POLS 612, Seminar in Social and Cultural Studies
POLS 639, The Ecology of Social Relations and Cultural Processes
POLS 646, Politics of the Self
(Department of Political Science; since 2004).
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Undergraduate Courses
Designed and Taught
University of Toronto:
SOC 397, Sociology of the Stranger (Department of Sociology January May 2001)
Dalhousie University:
SOSA 2040, Social Divisions and Differences (part 1)
SOSA 3405, Contemporary Social Theory
SOSA 2040, Social Divisions and Differences (part 2)
(Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Fall and Winter 20032004)
Bilkent University:
POLS 343, Social Theory: Past and Present
POLS 420, Theory and Modern Society
POLS 472, Science, Society and Technology
POLS 479, Body and Emotions in Social Life
POLS 484, Life, Nature and Politics
(Department of Political Science, since 2004-2005 Fall)
GRANTS AND
SCHOLARSHIPS
Dalhousie University, R & D Fund Grant, 2004 (unused).
University of Toronto, School of Graduate Studies Bursary, 2002-2003
University of Toronto, Thesis Completion Fellowship, 2001-2002
Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS), 1999-2000
University of Toronto Open Fellowship, 1995-9
Sasakawa Research Fellowship, 1994-95
Oslo Municipality Research Grant, 1994
Norwegian Student Stipend, 1989-94
LANGUAGES
Nedim KARAKAYALI - CV
Turkish (mother tongue), English, Norwegian, Swedish/Danish (reading).
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