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Özlem Köksal

 

Özlem Köksal received her PhD (2011) from University of London, Birkbeck College with a dissertation examining the relation between collective memory, history, and cinema in Turkey. She is the editor of World Film Locations: Istanbul (forthcoming, Intellect 2012).

 

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