Ayşe Parla

Refereed Articles

• Forthcoming.  “Property, Dispossession and Citizenship in Turkey, or, The history of the Gezi Uprising starts in the Surp Hagop Armenian Cemetery,” with Ceren Özgül. Public Culture. September 2016. 
• 2011  “Labor migration, ethnic kinship, and the conundrum of citizenship in Turkey. Citizenship Studies 15(3-4, June): 457-470.
• 2011  “Undocumented Migrants and the Double Binds of Rights Claims.” Differences: Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies. 22(1): 64-89.
• 2011   “Longing, Belonging and Locations of Homeland among Turkish Immigrants from Bulgaria.” How to think about the Balkans: Culture, Region, Identities, ed. A. Kiossev, Next Page Publications. Reprint in Bulgarian of 2006 article
• 2009   “Broken Lines of Il/legality and the Reproduction of State Sovereignty: The Impact of Visa Policies on Turkish Immigrants from Bulgaria,” with Zeynep Kaslı. Alternatives: Global, Local, Political 34 (2): 203-227.
• 2009   “Nafile Soydaşlık: Irak ve Bulgaristan Türkleri Örneğinde Göçmen, Dernek ve Devlet,” [Ethnic Kinship in Vain: Turkish Migrants from Iraq and from Bulgaria, Migrant Associations and the State],with Didem Danış. Toplum ve Bilim (Science and Society) 114: 131-158. 
• 2009   “Irregular Workers or Ethnic Kin? Post-1990s Labour Migration from Bulgaria to Turkey.” Bulgarian Folkore 2: 49-69. Reprint in Bulgarian of 2007 article.
• 2007   “Irregular Workers or Ethnic Kin? Post-1990s Labour Migration from Bulgaria to Turkey.” International Migration 45 (3): 157-181. 
• 2006  “Longing, Belonging and Locations of Homeland among Turkish Immigrants from Bulgaria.” Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies 6(4): 543-557.
• 2003  “Marking Time along the Bulgarian-Turkish Border,” Ethnography 4(4): 561-575.
• 2001  “The ‘Honor’ of the State: Virginity Examinations in Turkey,” Feminist Studies 27:1 (Spring), 65-89. 

Inclusions in refereed journals and encyclopedias

• 2013  "Protest and the Limits of the Body." Fieldsights - Hot Spots, Cultural Anthropology Online, October 31, http://www.culanth.org/fieldsights/403-protest-and-the-limits-of-the-body .
• 2012   “Bulgaria, migration, late-19th century to present,” with Maria Stoilkova  in The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration, ed. Immanuel Ness, Wiley-Blackwell.
• 2006   “Virginity: Discourses and Practices: Turkey.” Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures. Leiden: E.J. Brill.
• 2005   Women, Gender and Honor in Turkey and the Caucuses.” Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures. Leiden: E.J. Brill.

Book Chapters

• 2015  “For us, migration is ordinary’: Post-1989 labour migration from Bulgaria to Turkey,”   in Migration in the Southern Balkans: From Ottoman Territory to Globalized Nation States, eds. Hans Vermeulen, Riki van Boeschoten, Martin Baldwin-Edwards (eds.). IMISCOE Book Series: Springer
• 2014   “Göçmen Kadınlar Ailenin ve Aile Politikalarının Neresindeler?” [Where Are Migrant Women in Relation to the Family and Family Policies?] in Başka Bir Aile Mümkün Mü? [Is Another Family Possible?], eds. Ulrike Dufner and Semahat Sevim. Heinrich Böll Stiftung.
• 1995   “Anlatilar, Duvarlar, ve Direnis Sesleri: Aykiri bir Mekan Olarak Mor Cati” [Narratives, Walls, and Voices of Resistance: Mor Cati as a Dissident Space,” in Evdeki Teror: Kadina Yonelik Siddet [The Terror at Home: Violence Against Women], ed. Mor Cati Collective. Istanbul: Mor Cati Yayinlari

Book Reviews                                                          

• 2007    Review of Nostalgia for the Modern: State Secularism and Everyday Politics in Modern Turkey by Esra Özyürek. New Perspectives on Turkey