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Professional affiliation
RCUK Accademic Fellowship on migration, work and life course. Department of Sociology
and Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER) centre, University of Essex
Visiting Scholar
Oxford University, Nuffield College. Worked on British data on my PhD project with
Anthony Heath and Colin Mills.
Education and Academic Progress
Postgraduate:
PhD in Sociology, Department of Sociology / The Interuniversity Center for Social
Science Theory and Methodology (ICS), University of Radboud (the Netherlands) (defence:
19 Januari 2006).
M.A. in Sociology, Department of Sociology, Catholic University of Nijmegen (now:
Radboud University Nijmegen) (the Netherlands).
Undergraduate:
Secondary English Teacher Training, College of Windesheim, Zwolle (the Netherlands).
B.Sc. in Sociology, Department of Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University
of Istanbul, Istanbul (Turkey).
Dissertations
PhD in Sociology:
- Changing class structure in post-industrial societies: Adjusting the EGP class schema.
Supervised by Prof dr. N. D. de Graaf and Dr. A. Need, Department of Sociology,
Radboud University Nijmegen.
Output Thesis:
- There are two classes within the middle class: A class of social and cultural specialists
and a class of technocrats, both with a higher and a lower variant, in the Netherlands
and Britain.
- The social and cultural specialists are significantly more autonomous in performing
their work tasks than the technocrats.
- The social and cultural specialists give their class position significantly more
to their offspring than the technocrats.
- It is more difficult to enter the class of the social and cultural specialists in
life-time career than the class of the technocrats.
- The social and cultural specialists earn less, work more part-time, have more tolerant
gender-role attitudes, vote more for left-wing political parties, possess more modern
art than the technocrats.
- The social and cultural specialists became the most leftist social class in the
Netherlands between 1970 and 2004. In Britain, the social and cultural specialists
have voted significantly more for left-wing political parties since 1964.
M.A. in Sociology:
- Ethnic exclusionism against ethnic minorities in Nijmegen. Supervised by Prof dr.
P. Scheepers, Department of Sociology, Catholic University of Nijmegen.
Courses Attended
Courses for Ph.D. students of the Radboud University Nijmegen (Academic Writing,
Science Journalism, Advanced Writing in Dutch).
Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis.Log-linear modelling, (United
Kingdom). Summer School ECSR on Education, Labour Markets and Labour Relations (Amsterdam,
the Netherlands).
Courses for sociology/methodology organised by The Interuniversity Centre for Social
Science Theory and Methodology (ICS), theory formation, research methods, integration
of theory and research methods and constructing, improving and judging questionnaires.
Teaching
Researching Social Life I and II
‘Learning Project Sociology/Communication Science’
‘Postmaterialism, protest movements and environmentalism’ in section Sociology at
the Radboud University Nijmegen.
Grants
- The Aage B. Sørensen Memorial Award, by ISA Research Committee 28 for the paper
‘The rise of ‘new social classes’ within the service class in the Netherlands. Political
orientation of the ‘new social classes’ between 1970-2000.’
Membership
- Board Member of a Fund for Educational Grant ‘Stichting van den Elfdenfonds’.
- International Sociological Association (ISA) Research Committee 28 on Social Stratification
and Mobility.
- Interuniversity study group of Social Stratification and Inequality [Interuniversitair
werkgroep Sociale Ongelijkheid en Levensloop (ISOL)].
- Netherlands Sociological Association [Nederlandse Sociologische Vereniging (NSV)].
Research Methods
- During my study and PhD period, I have applied the following research methods:
- In-depth interview, text analysis, Likert-scaling, Mokken-scaling, ANOVA analysis,
OLS regression, logistic regression, multinomial logistic regression, log linear
modelling, cluster analysis, multilevel analysis.
- Software: Spss, Stata, Mlwin, Spss data entry, Word, Excel, Power Point.
Languages
- Turkish (native), Dutch and English (fluent), German (good)
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