Prof. Yasemin Soysal, Ph.D.

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 Yasemin Soysal
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Kontakt

yasemin.soysal [at] wzb.eu
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Forschungsprofessorin

Yasemin Soysal is Research Professor of Global Sociology at WZB, University Professor at the Free University of Berlin, and the Deputy Co-director and a leading Principal Investigator of the SCRIPTS Cluster of Excellence. Her research brings global and sociologicalinstitutional perspectives into the study of the historical development and current reconfigurations of nation-state and citizenship, with a specific interest in the diffusion, enactment, contradictions, and contestations of global cultural frameworks.

Soysal received her PhD at Stanford University, held prior academic appointments at Harvard University and the University of Essex, UK, and has been a recipient of several fellowships, including German Marshall Fund, National Academy of Education, National Endowment of Humanities, Jean Monnet EUI, Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin, and Niklas Luhmann Distinguished Professorship, Bielefeld.  She is a former president of the European Sociological Association.

Projekte

The Future of Liberal Citizenship: The Script of Agentic Individual, Its Comparative Enactments and Contestations
Laufzeit: 2022-

The Ecology of Individuals’ Disposition for Climate Change Populism
Laufzeit: 2022-2025

Science Contestations
Laufzeit: 2024-

Abgeschlossene Projekte

Global Outlooks: Mapping the Pathways and Models of Internationalization in Higher Education
Laufzeit: 2018-2024
Förderung: British Academy

“Bright Futures”: A Comparative Survey Study of Higher Education Student Mobilities
Laufzeit: 2016-2021
Förderung: UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), German Research Foundation (DFG), and Chinese National Science Foundation (CNSF)

Schooling Success and Life-Course Expectations: A Survey Study of Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Origin Youth in Spain
Laufzeit: 2011-2016
Förderung: Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness

The Nation, Region-building and Globalization: A Longitudinal and Comparative Study of School Curricula and Textbooks
Laufzeit: 2010-2015
Förderung: UK Economic and Social Research Council and the Research Grant Council of Hong Kong

Rethinking Nation-state Identities in Europe
Laufzeit: 2000-2005
Förderung: UK Economic and Social Research Council, Leverhulme Trust, British Academy