Religion, Politics, and Turkey's EU Accession

Dietrich Jung is a Senior Researcher and Head of the Research Unit “Religion, Social Conflict, and the Middle East” at the Danish Institute for International Studies in Copenhagen. He studied political science, sociology, and Islamic studies and holds a Ph.D. from Hamburg University. Dr. Jung has been teaching at Aarhus University (Denmark), Bilkent University (Ankara), and the Universities of Copenhagen, Hamburg and Southern Denmark. He has published numerous scholarly articles on causes of war, theories of world society, on modern Turkey and on conflicts in the Middle East.

Catharina Raudvere is professor of history of religions at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at Copenhagen University. She holds her Ph.D. from Lund University (Sweden). Professor Raudvere has previously taught at Lund University and been guest-researcher at UC Berkeley and in Istanbul. She has published research on Islam in Turkey and the Balkans, Sufism, Muslim ritual, religion and politics and the uses of history in contemporary cultural narratives. She has published the monograph The Book and the Roses. Sufi Women, Visibility, and Zikir in Contemporary Istanbul (2002) and edited Sufism Today. Heritage and Tradition in the Global Community (2008).

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