Oguzhan Turkoglu

@oguzhanturkoglu.bsky.social

Postdoc at Hertie School studying intergroup relations, displacement, and conflict

Our new paper on how Islamic symbols in public space affect Muslim immigrants is out in Nature Cities! We conducted a first-of-its-kind field experiment to find out whether Islamic visibility in public space fosters or undermines immigrants' sense of belonging. +

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🎉 I am excited and grateful to share that the second chapter of my dissertation is now forthcoming in the @thejop.bsky.social. it has been a long journey. Hours, thoughts, and re-assessments at each stage of the study, but it is finally here🥲 www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/... 1/9

Religious Elites, (Non)Politicization, and Intergroup Attitudes among Muslim Immigrants in Germany | The Journal of Politics: Vol 0, No ja

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Very happy that my meta-analysis with Nik Stoop, Peter van der Windt and Haoyu Zhai has been published @bjpols.bsky.social ! We re-analyze *118* survey experimental studies on attitudes towards migrants in 53 countries. Huge thanks to all authors for sharing data files. doi.org/10.1017/S000...

A Meta-Analysis of Attitudes Towards Migrants and Displaced Persons | British Journal of Political Science | Cambridge Core

A Meta-Analysis of Attitudes Towards Migrants and Displaced Persons - Volume 55

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Every summer, parades in Northern Ireland bring tension. In our new study, we combine data on 55,000+ parades, surveys, & fieldwork to show how “contentious rituals” affect intergroup relations. All thanks to my amazing co-authors: Kit Rickard, Giovanni Hollenweger & @kristinmbakke.bsky.social

British Journal of Political Science@bjpols.bsky.social · 12mo ago

NEW - Contentious Rituals and Intergroup Relations: Parading in Northern Ireland - cup.org/3L55Bp7 - Kit Rickard, Giovanni Hollenweger, @swebera.bsky.social & @kristinmbakke.bsky.social #OpenAccess

BJPolS abstract from a research study on the impact of public parades and communal rituals in post-conflict societies in Northern Ireland, focusing on mixed-methods research and longitudinal studies conducted between 2003 and 2022.

This summer, Professor Ruth Ditlmann led the "Randomized Intergroup Interventions" workshop at the Hertie School, funded by Volkswagen Stiftung. They explored how intergroup conflicts, prejudice, and social divisions influence political outcomes and policy preferences.

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Great summary of our study with @arolsenarchives.bsky.social and its message: “For ordinary citizens, the takeaway is clear: Don’t just read about history—help preserve it. Your contribution creates ripples […] potentially helping to build stronger, more inclusive societies.” shorturl.at/Urozd

The Memory Project That's Reshaping How We Combat Hate

While history books and classroom lessons about historical atrocities are common, a new study reveals that actively participating in remembrance projects might be far more effective at motivating peop...

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How is digital technology used in conflict situations? Why should we not give up hope on digital technology? We talked to Professor and cyber security expert Anita Gohdes @argohdes.bsky.social about her recently published book "Repression in the Digital Age". bit.ly/46Zbeub

Three questions with Anita Gohdes about technology and repression

The Professor of International and Cyber Security talks about her new book Repression in the Digital Age in an interview.

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