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Utku Balaban

Utku Balaban is visiting associate professor of sociology at Amherst College. He received his PhD in Sociology from SUNY Binghamton and was on the faculty of the Department of Labor Economics and Industrial Relations at Ankara University before being purged from his position for political reasons by the Turkish government during a state of emergency. His current research focuses on the relationship between Islamism and late industrial development in Turkey.

ARTICLES BY Utku Balaban

  • The Islamist Businessman

    The Islamist Businessman

    What is Islamism? This is not an easy question to answer because Islamists generally see Islamism as a conceptual superimposition by infidels. They are Muslims, not Islamists. They work to live Islam. They work to make Islam prevail. They work to govern their Dar al-Islam. However, we know that ..

  • Scholars in Context: Utku Balaban

    Scholars in Context: Utku Balaban

    My current research focuses on the relationship of the post-developmentalist industrialization of Turkey to the advent of the Islamist movement to power since the early 1980s. I am presently drafting a proposal for a book project to present my research findings..