Ceren Cevik (洁然)

@cerencevik.bsky.social

Postdoc @UniSiegen focusing on #environmentalactivism #migration #transnationalNGOs in China & Turkey, #qualitativeresearch #environmentalgovernance, #justtransition. prev @mpifg.bsky.official @unidue.bsky.officia

I am very excited for @protestinstitut.bsky.social #ipb26 !!! Last year was such a blast for me. If you work on #socialmovements + #activism, let's connect and have a coffee!

Institut für Protest- und Bewegungsforschung (ipb)@protestinstitut.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Excited for #ipb26?! 🤩 Our annual conference is less than a month away! On 5th & 6th October at @humboldtuni.bsky.social Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, we will explore some Brain-Twisters of Social Movement Research. Info & program 👉️ buff.ly/h08SPEK Registration on the day is also possible! 💃

In Klassenzimmern ist es 29-34 Grad heiß. Unterricht in Innenräumen kaum mehr möglich. Die Lösung der Schule: Rausgehen und Schatten suchen. Wo auch kein Unterricht möglich ist, weil ja 36 Grad im Schatten. Wir gehen als Gesellschaft mit dieser Katastrophe um, als lebten wir im 14. Jahrhundert,… 1/3

It’s less than a week since my radio was telling me that Britain needed to abandon net zero and drill baby drill because the Tories won a by election in Aberdeen Now it’s so hot the kids can’t sleep

How does independent publishing survive in China when ISBNs are state-controlled and a single anonymous tip can shut you down? 51 Personae founder Yun Chen speaks with Faye Linfei Xu and Jingzhe Zhang about the end of the 'golden years' of Chinese art book fairs and finding new readers abroad.

Navigating Hope and Exhaustion through the Art of Publishing | Made in China Journal

The Chinese Government imposes strict controls on publishing through both formal legal mechanisms and informal, arbitrary enforcement. Within this institutional context, independent publishing that do...

madeinchinajournal.com

I wrote an op-ed about China’s double-carbon policy and its implications for global climate change action 🌱 You can access it here: tinyurl.com/45tbfhm5

Review of Democracy@revdem2020.bsky.social · last yr.

✍️ In this op-ed, @cerencevik.bsky.social analyzes China’s falling CO2 emissions, which has the potential to redefine the pace and politics of global climate action, but demands closer scrutiny. 🇨🇳♻️ 🧑‍💻 Read it now: 👉 tinyurl.com/45tbfhm5