Negotiations of Identity Among Alevi Immigrants in the Post-9/11 Context: Transnational Perspectives
Senem Karaceper
Abstract:<p>This research examines identity formation and negotiation of the ethno-religious Islamic subgroup of Alevis. Particularly, this research suggests the 1960s is when Alevi immigrants began to migrate to Western countries and form diasporic communities. With the usage of a qualitative literature review and through the frameworks of post-modern identity theory, endorsed by Stuart Hall, and transnationalism, this major research paper seeks to understand how a transnational identity can create new meanings … Show more
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