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Faculty: Arts
Department: Sociology
Address: 33 Fowler Close,
Battersea, SW11 2ES, London, UK
Email: Ibrahim.sadiq@soran.edu.iq
Phone Number: 00964 750 7862832
Academic title: Lecturer
Responsibility: Lecturer
General Expertise: Sociology
Specific Expertise: Nation Building
and genocide
Research Interests:
Genocide and Human rights
State and Nation Building
Religion and Political Islam
Culture and Identity
The modern politics of Iraq and the
Kurdish Question
Ethnic and Sectarian Conflict
Radicalism, Terrorism and Extremism
Education:
·
(PhD), in Sociology, Brunel University, London, UK
(2016).
Thesis Title:
Nation-building and genocide as
the process of civilization and the decline of
civilization:
Critical analysis of the origins of the genocide against the Kurdish
people from Arabization to the final solution.
·
Master's Degree (2010):
Title:
Religion and nationalism; how religion
was mobilizing in the Anfal campaigns.
·
Diploma
Diploma in law and social service at the Zorg en Welzijn
College, city of Arnhem,
Netherlands (2004).
·
BA:
·
(BA), Faculty of Law and Politics, Salah
al-Din University, Erbil, Iraqi
Kurdistan (1991
Biography
PhD
in Sociology. Kurdish socio-political researcher and writer. Worked as
lecturer
at Koya University in
Kurdistan region/ Iraq, from 2012 in the Department of social
science,
and moved to sociology department of Soran University at
the end of 2016.
My
primary research has been in nation building, religion and genocide. I am
currently
involved in a number of projects relating to the Islamism, violence and
Kurdish
society.
In addition to this academic career, I have over two decades of
experience in various policy
and media sectors and have worked with a variety of Kurdish
newspapers and TV channels
in Iraq and Europe. I also have collaborated extensively with
humanitarian organizations in
the Middle East and Europe as an adviser on social integration
and intercultural relations.
My
1. Member of the International Advisory Board of the International Panel
on Exiting
Violence (IPEV).
2.
Board member of Kurdistan Centre
for Sociology (KCS)
3.
Board member of Kurdistan Centre
for Middle Eastern Research at Soran
University (KCMER). Kurdistan Region.
4.
Editorial member of the Journal
of the Middle East Research JMER (English
Language)
5.
Board member of Centre for
Middle East Research - CMER. UK
6.
Chief Editor of the Kurdistan
Journal for social science in Kurdish Language (KJSC)
7. fellow of Norbert
Elias Foundation in Amsterdam.
8. Editor of the books
“Islam in Kurdistan” and “Religions in Kurdistan” published by
al-Misbar Centre in United Emirate.
Papers in
English Language:
1.
Evaluation and Forced Camps as Civilising Offensive (Published
as a chapter of the book (Iraqi Kurdistan region, A path forward) by Centre
for Transatlantic Relations. The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced
International Studies. John Hopkins University.
2.
The future of the children returning from IS areas and the
rehabilitation process in the
correctional prisons in the Iraq and
Kurdistan Region. A research has been written for
Institute for Research and Mediterranean Studies (iReMMO).
3.
The process of institutionalisation of Islamism in Kurdistan
region (Has been presented in a
conference
in Paris at 21st of June 2017).
4.
Jihadi ideology in eastern Kurdistan/ Iran and its influences
on the Southern Kurdistan
region/
Iraq (It could be published soon in Critical Studies on Terrorism journal)
5.
The Ghosts of Religious Genocide: The Ezidi Kurdish Case (Not
Published).
6.
Ethnocentrism,
the initial step towards genocide (Not Published).
Papers in Arabic
Language
7.
The Salafi character in Kurdistan:
ethnic affiliation and religious behaviour. A Chapter of a
Book “Salafism in Kurdistan”. (Al-Misbar Centre)
8.
New Zoroastrians, a return to the
roots, in search of a missing identity. A Chapter of a Book
“Religions in Kurdistan”. (Al-Misbar Centre)
9.
Islam in Kurdistan, originality or
difference. A Chapter of a Book “Islam in Kurdistan”.
(Al-Misbar Centre).
Papers in
Kurdish Language
1. The Kurdish deportation as a
civilising and de-civilising process
2. A Durkheimian understanding of
the process of genocide in Iraq
3. The Motto of 'Islam is the
Solution', between the civilising and de-civilising process. This was
presented at a conference organised by the Kurdistan writers union in 2014
4. The Affiliation between
Kurdishness and Islamism, presented at the second conference of
the Dabran
foundation on the 22nd of September 2016 in Kurdistan region
5. Bilingual and hegemony in the production of violence: Understand the extreme
discourse,
IS as an example.
6.
Kurds between the two types of
Islamization
The
role of religion in the strategy of imposing hegemony in the Middle East,
began with
the
outbreak of the Islamic Revolution in Iran
7. Figurational Sociology:
Entrance to the understanding of social phenomena.
Articles:
I have written dozens of political, social and philosophical
articles and these have been
published in several newspapers and journals, including:
1. Almonitor, The
American foundation in English and Arabic. The head office is located in
Washington,
which is a competent professional media foundation focusing on the Middle
East.
2.
The Journal of Millet
Research Center.
3.
The International newspaper of ‘’Al-Sharq al-Awsat, London”
in the Arabic language.
4.
The national newspaper of Kurdistani
Niwe, in the Kurdish language
5.
The national newspaper of Hawlati
(the Citizen), in the Kurdish language.
6.
The national newspaper of Chawder
(the observer), in the Kurdish language.
7.
The national journal of Kurdish
union writers, in the Kurdish language.
Book
Publications:
1. The crisis of contemporary
thought by Taha Jaber Al-alwani (1996). (translated from Arabic
to
Kurdish).
2. Poetry: Arms Full of Blood (Kurdish language).
3. Novel: Behind the hurricane
waves (2010) (Kurdish language).
Member of:
1. Kurdistan Syndicate of
Journalists
2.
International
Syndicate of Journalists
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