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Ilker Ataç is a post-doctoral research associate at the Department of Political Science at the University of Vienna and part of the research group Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion (INEX) as well as founding editor of the journal Movements. His research interests are in the area of citizenship studies and migration policies, social movement studies and civil society, Turkish politics. He is currently working in a project with the title “Inside the Deportation gap. Social membership for non-deported persons”. Publications include: ‘Refugee Protest Camp Vienna’: making citizens through locations of the protest movement (2016), in: Citizenship Studies, 20 (5), 629-646.
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Published in: HomeEscaping from asylum to act as citizens: political mobilization of refugees in EuropeThese forms of protest (except for the Sans Papiers movement in France) were for many years largely ignored by a...
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Published in: HomeA theme for this week: Migrant self-organisation and solidarityWe tend to focus on welcome initiatives and counter-movements that take action against refugees. In doing so, we...