Elise Massicard holds degrees in Political Science (Sciences Po), Turkish Studies (INALCO) and Social Sciences (Freie Universität Berlin); she got her doctorate in Political Science from Sciences Po in 2002. A Research Fellow with the CNRS since 2003, she was first affiliated with the Centre d’études administratives, politiques et sociales (CERAPS) in Lille, before joining the Turkish and Ottoman Studies team at the EHESS in 2008. She became a CERI Associate Research Fellow in 2008. In 2009, she was Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley. She works on the political sociology of Turkey, mobilizations, the politics of identity and political territoriality.
A member of the ANR project team on "From cultural frictions to armed conflict: thresholds, scales and modalities of conflictuality (Turkey, Iran, Pakistan)" (2006-2010), she coordinates another ANR project on "Command and compromise: modalities of government and administration in Turkey and in the Ottoman Empire since the 19th century to the present day". She is a member of the steering Committee of the Institut d’étude de l’islam et des sociétés du monde musulman (IISMM), a founding member et and a member of the Editorial Board of the European Journal of Turkish Studies.
A member of the ANR project team on "From cultural frictions to armed conflict: thresholds, scales and modalities of conflictuality (Turkey, Iran, Pakistan)" (2006-2010), she coordinates another ANR project on "Command and compromise: modalities of government and administration in Turkey and in the Ottoman Empire since the 19th century to the present day". She is a member of the steering Committee of the Institut d’étude de l’islam et des sociétés du monde musulman (IISMM), a founding member et and a member of the Editorial Board of the European Journal of Turkish Studies.
Work in Progress
Political sociology of Turkey (mobilizations, political personnel), A localized sociology of political parties, Political territoriality, local power, decentralization, Identity mobilizations, in particular transnational and migratory, Sociology of social movements
Research Interests
Political sociology of Turkey, Mobilizations, Political territoriality
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Disciplines
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KeywordsTransnational actors', 'Crime', 'Diasporas', 'State', 'Europeanization', 'Governance', 'Identities', 'Regional integration', 'Collective mobilizations', 'Globalization', 'Political order', 'Privatizations', 'Territory', 'Transnational', 'European Union', 'Politics / Political Systems
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Languages
English, German, Turkish, Spanish
Last Publications
- Alevis in the 1960s. From Mobility to Mobilization (Chapitre d’ouvrage)
- La laïcité, dispositif d’usage du religieux par les gouvernants? Le cas de la Turquie (Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture)
- L'Enjeu mondial. Populismes au pouvoir (Direction d'ouvrage)
- Les pouvoirs populistes (Chapitre d’ouvrage)
- Gouvernement du peuple et gouvernement au nom du peuple dans la Turquie de l’AKP (Chapitre d’ouvrage)
- L’alternance est-elle encore possible en Turquie ? (Contribution à un site web)
- Introduction - Rethinking Power in Turkey through Everyday Practices (Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture)
- Rethinking Power in Turkey through Everyday Practices (Direction de numéro spécial)
- Gouverner par la proximité. Une sociologie politique de quartier en Turquie (Ouvrage)
- The Management of Identities in and by Turkey’s Political Parties (Chapitre d’ouvrage)
Online Publications (CERI website)
