Dolunay Bulut holds a PhD in Politics from the New School for Social Research. Her research grapples with the contemporary authoritarian phenomenon in constitutional settings and vis-a-vis the international rule of law. Before joining the University of Arizona School of Government, she worked in UN-CEDAW projects in Turkey, gender equity and urban development research projects in Turkey and USA, and presented her work on the new directions of constitutional-political knowledge production and transmission through education and religious institutions.
Expert
Turkish politics, constitutional politics and authoritarianism in the Middle East and Central and Eastern Europe
Authoritarian institutions, education policies, religion-state-education relations in autocracies
Academic freedom, rights violations targeting students and scholars, autonomy of higher education in the aforementioned regions
Fields of expertise: Education, Social change / social transformations