De-Essentializing Refugees: Perceptions, Experiences, and Becoming of Syrians in Türkiye
暫譯: 去本質化的難民：敘利亞人在土耳其的認知、經歷與成長

Umut Ozkaleli, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Public and International Affairs at ADA University, where she teaches Research Methods, Gender, Race, Ethnicity and Minority Relations, Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Perspectives on Human Rights and Democracy, and Sociology. She earned her master's degree from the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (ICAR) at George Mason University and PhD from Syracuse University-Maxwell School, Social Science Department. Her publications are related to Syrian refugee experience in Turkey, developing intersectional frameworks for equity in state institutions, gendered agency in democratization, gendered war memories, racism and colorism in Cyprus, and the transborder re-making of social interactions, the everyday becoming of refugees, and their articulations of agency in the host country. Her four different field works are based in Turkey and North Cyprus. Dr. Ozkaleli's articles appeared in academic journals such as Migration Studies, Postcolonial Studies, Ethnic & Racial Studies, International Feminist Journal of Politics, Women's Studies International Forum, Journal of Women, Politics and Policy, Asian Journal of Women's Studies, Departures in Critical Qualitative Research, and Journal of Intercultural Studies.

Umut Ozkaleli 博士是 ADA 大學公共與國際事務的副教授，教授研究方法、性別、種族、族裔與少數族群關係、衝突分析與解決、人權與民主的觀點以及社會學。她在喬治梅森大學的衝突分析與解決研究所（ICAR）獲得碩士學位，並在雪城大學的麥克斯威爾學院社會科學系獲得博士學位。她的出版物與敘利亞難民在土耳其的經歷有關，發展國家機構中的交叉性框架以促進公平、民主化中的性別代理、性別化的戰爭記憶、賽普勒斯的種族主義與膚色歧視，以及跨境社會互動的重塑、難民的日常生活以及他們在東道國的代理表達。她的四個不同的田野研究基於土耳其和北賽普勒斯。Ozkaleli 博士的文章發表在《Migration Studies》、《Postcolonial Studies》、《Ethnic & Racial Studies》、《International Feminist Journal of Politics》、《Women's Studies International Forum》、《Journal of Women, Politics and Policy》、《Asian Journal of Women's Studies》、《Departures in Critical Qualitative Research》和《Journal of Intercultural Studies》等學術期刊上。