Teaching

Both my research and teaching are guided by my commitment to interdisciplinary and decolonial approaches to pressing social issues. My teaching philosophy is based on the development of critical thinking skills and helping students hone their ability to denaturalize social relations through explorations of the structures and patterns that have shaped our historical present.

Before joining Newcastle University, I taught at various universities including the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, the Free University of Berlin, Cornell University, and Bosphorus University.

Selected Teaching Experience

Newcastle University (2021-):

Perpetual Wars: Crime, Policing and (In)Security (MA)

Critical Approaches to Security and Policing (BA),

Crime and Inequalities (BA),

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (2018-2020):

Decolonizing Anthropology (BA)

The Anthropology of Policing (BA&MA)

The Anthropology of Crime (BA &MA)

The Anthropology of Law (BA & MA)

Critical Approaches to the Violence in the Middle East (BA)

Free University of Berlin (2017- 2018):

Urban Anthropology (MA)

 The Anthropology of Human Rights (MA)

Sabanci University (2014)

The Anthropology of the State (BA & MA)

Bosphorus University (2010-2014)

Introduction to Sociology (BA)

Society and State (BA)