Jean Monnet Chair on Feminist Epistemic Justice in the EU and Beyond (FEJUST) Coordinator: Assoc. Prof. Rahime Süleymanoğlu-Kürüm, Bahçeşehir University

Joined September 2022
Feminist Epistemic Justice: Reimagining Knowledge and Power in EU Politics, guest edited by Rahime Süleymanoğlu-Kürüm, Jean Monnet Chair for PLURIEX is out in Gender Studies Journal! tandfonline.com/toc/cjgs20/3…
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Ein paar Punkte zu Ceuta. Ceuta ist nicht Europa 🇪🇺. Ceuta ist eine Enklave Spaniens 🇪🇸 in Nordafrika im histor. Marokko, ein Überbleibsel der spanischen Kolonialherrschaft. Der Zeitpunkt ist relevant. Spaniens Premier Pedro Sanchez besuchte vor einigen Tagen nach vier Jahren erstmals wieder Algerien 🇩🇿, Marokkos Rivalen in der Region, was dem marokkanischen König 🇲🇦 nicht gefällt. Spanien hat aktuell extrem schlechte Beziehungen zu 🇮🇱 und den USA 🇺🇸. Zwei der engsten politischen Partner des marokkanischen Königs. Dass Israel und die USA ein Interesse an Problemen für Spanien haben, liegt auf der Hand. Die Emotion der Menschen in Ceuta ist echt. Selbst wenn einige geschickt worden wären, versuchen Tausende ihr Glück. Die Jugend sieht in Marokko kaum Zukunft und will um jeden Preis weg. Rechte labern von „Invasion“. Wer in Ceuta einreist - selbst legal - ist offiziell noch nicht in die EU eingereist. Ceuta gehört nicht zum Schengen-Raum und um von dort aufs spanische Festland zu gelangen, braucht man Visum oder positiven Asylprozess. Spanien und Marokko verkündeten bereits, alle Personen zurückzuführen. Das Geschehen hat somit keine konkreten Folgen. Außer dass weltweit gegen Sanchez, Spanien, Migranten und Muslime gehetzt wird. Man kann sich also selbst zusammenreimen, wessen Interessen aktuell bedient werden.
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One of the contributions, “High Politics, Low Visibility: A Computational Analysis of Gender Discourse in EU Institutions,” is co-authored by Atakan Yılmaz, FEJUST Team Member and Assistant Professor at @bauiisbf co-host institution of FEJUST.
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Exploring feminist, decolonial and intersectional perspectives, it challenges whose experiences are recognized as knowledge, and whose voices remain invisible. Explore the special edition and rethink knowledge, power and political inclusion in the EU.
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We very happy to share that the third article of our @eu_fejust special issue Reimagining EU Politics: Embracing Feminist Epistemic Justice and Decolonial Perspectives is now published in the Journal of Gender Studies! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Drawing on Black feminist thought, "Reimagining Equality in EU Higher Education and Research Policies: Insights from Black Feminism.” exposes how EU policies often overlook race and structural inequality, calling for a decolonial and transformative vision of equality in academia.
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Today, on the International Day of the Girl Child, we celebrate the power, resilience, and voices of girls everywhere. At FEJUST, we believe every girl deserves to learn, lead, and shape her own future — free from inequality and injustice.
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FEJUST Policy Brief No.3 titled “When ‘protecting our women’ harms them” explains how nationalist masculinity is reshaping Europe: narrowing rights, silencing voices, and perpetuating epistemic injustice in Austria, Poland & Turkey. 🔗 cdn.bau.edu.tr/content/5xkct…
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FEJUST Policy Brief 2“Beyond Brussels So White: Towards an EU of Epistemic Justice and Inclusive Diversity” urges the EU to move past symbolic diversity. Open pathways, embed intersectionality & include those most affected. 🔗 cdn.bau.edu.tr/content/bedv2…
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Speaking about gender in Turkey is rarely neutral. Our policy brief 1 explores how youth in the FEJUST Gender in International Development course used participatory action research to claim epistemic justice — shaping how and where their voices are heard. cdn.bau.edu.tr/content/qci9w…
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We are delighted to spotlight the third publication of the FEJUST Special Issue "Reimagining EU Politics: Embracing Feminist Epistemic Justice and Decolonial Perspectives" in the Journal of Gender Studies.
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As the FEJUST team, we are proud of Özge Zihnioğlu's article that deepens critical debates on epistemic exclusion, distributive injustice, and the politics of inclusion within EU enlargement processes.
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Despite efforts to promote inclusion, many CSOs face epistemic exclusion: certain groups consistently gain access to consultations and resources, while others are left out of crucial networks and debates.
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As FEJUST, we are proud to highlight how this article advances critical debates on epistemic exclusion, justice, and the politics of inclusion within EU enlargement processes.
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We are proud to share the article of FEJUST Project Assistant Ibrahim Ekrem Sari, published in the Special Issue “Understanding Epistemic Erasures of Local & Indigenous Communities” for Third World Quarterly. tandfonline.com/toc/ctwq20/0…
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and reclaiming cultural narratives through neo-Ottoman visual aesthetics.
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As the FEJUST team, we are happy to highlight how this article enriches academic debates on heritage and historicity by bringing feminist and queer perspectives into dialogue with questions of epistemic justice.
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