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DESCRIPTION:A discussion centered on  Professor Kemal Karpat’s Gecekondu 
 (1976) and  the Nobel Laurette Orhan Pamuk’s A Strangeness in My Mind (2
 015). Prof. Reşat Kasaba is an expert on Turkish Modern History. Over the
  last three decades\, his research and publications on the Ottoman Empire 
 and modern Turkey in the nineteenth and twentieth century have covered soc
 ial and economic history\, state-society relations\, migration\, ethnicity
  and nationalism\, modernity and urban history. Professor Kasaba served as
  the Director of the Jackson School of International Studies in 2010-2020.
 \n\nCONTACT: 265-9532\, boremus@wisc.edu
LOCATION:5233 Mosse Humanities Building
SUMMARY:From Gecekondu to A Strangeness: One-Hundred Years of Rural-Urban R
 elations in Turkey
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