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    • Mark‘Welcome to the Mayor’s Sukkah!’ : On the spatial, performative, and cultural politics of Safra Square, Jerusalem
      • Contribution to conference › Abstract
    • Mark"A Halal Happy Ever After" : Envisioning Muslim Futures in Islamically Minded Children's Literature
      • Contribution to journal › Article
    • MarkLovers of the Rose : Islamic Affect and the Politics of Commemoration in Turkish Museal Display
      • Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Book chapter
    • MarkSacred (re)collections : Culture, space and boundary negotiation in Turkish-Islamic memory politics
      • Contribution to journal › Article
    • MarkBoundaries of innovation: Turkish religious politics between pedagogic inventiveness and theological transgression
      • Contribution to conference › Abstract
    • MarkSacralizing the City: Religious Disciplining of Istanbul’s Publics through Memoralization and D
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      Trained in islamology, philosophy, and cultural studies at Lund and Birmingham Universities, my research explores the cultural practices, politics, materialities, and aesthetics emerging from religion's engagement with (late)modernities.

      My PhD studied Islamic activism, education, and mission (da‘wa) among Muslim minorities in innovative organisational forms and products. In post-graduate research, I followed Islamic children's literature globally, published in Middle Eastern, educational, and literary studies.

      I currently research Turkish religious politics and nationalism through the prism of museums, public space, and ritual performance in Istanbul, exploring how memory institutions, artistic practice, and Islamic/Ottoman commemoration coopt in a sacralisation of Turkish memory and space.

      In parallel, I conduct a longitudinal life-story project on higher education among refugees in Lebanon, following the long route to, through, and post graduation among a group of young Palestinians.

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      Torsten Janson

      Torsten Janson (Ph.D. Islamic Studies) 

      His current research interests include: 

      Islam and Muslim identity in children’s literature (Middle East & diasporas)
      Multiculturalism and Islamophobia
      Palestinians and education in Lebanon
      Visual politics in Turkish Islamism
      Development of university autonomy (Kazakhstan)

      Islam and Muslim minorities, Education, Children’s literature, Palestinians in Lebanon, Turkish Islamism

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      • Torsten Janson, Mattias Kärrholm
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        Conference paper: abstract

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        () Journal of Muslims in Europe, 13 p
        Journal article

      • Torsten Janson
        () Modernity, Memory and Identity in South-East europe , p
        Book chapter

      • Torsten Janson, Neşe Kınıkoğlu
        () Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication
        Journal article

      • Torsten Janson
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        Conference paper: abstract

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        Conference paper: sammanfattning

      • Torsten Janson
        () Fair Tricks : The Magicians at the Columbian utställning, Chicago
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      • Torsten Janson
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        Conference paper: sammanfattning