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Sequencing

1	Introduction		01:15
2	Exile in Germany		16:07
	2.1	Attending an academic conference in Germany and prosecution	01:02
	2.2	Signing a petition and being accused of terrorism	02:18
	2.3	Being targeted by the mob	01:06
	2.4	Layoff and being banned from the public service in Turkey	02:10
	2.5	Violence by the turkish government against kurdish people	02:24
	2.6	Not holding still and the petition	02:40
	2.7	Reaction by the students	01:06
	2.8	Violence by the government in Turkey	03:21
3	Living in exile and solidarity of the academic community		01:56
4	Refusal of asylum application		02:43
5	Experiencing Berlin		01:34
6	Academic freedom in Germany		08:03
	6.1	Social situation of academics in Germany and in Turkey and class	03:30
	6.2	Neoliberalism in the academic environment in Germany and non-resistance	01:22
	6.3	Legal slavery and exploitation in the academics	01:28
	6.4	Neo-liberalism and authoritarism, different ways of exercise of power	01:43
7	Wish to return and legal status in Germany		01:17
8	Structural violence in Germany against refugees		02:50
9	Future plans and ideas and return		02:47
10	Contact with turkish community in Berlin		01:03
11	Discrimination of people with turkish heritage		04:50
12	The concept of "nation" based on biology in Germany		00:40
13	Worse experiences by migrants in other german cities		01:46
14	Foreigners' registration office		00:34
15	Loss of political connection with Turkey and loneliness		03:36
16	Learning german		01:02
17	Possibility of no being able to go back		01:12
18	Consequences of returning to Turkey and state of emergency		03:15
19	Fate of dismissed academics		03:48
20	The shaping of the german migration process		01:26
21	Image of Turkey in Europe and exotic fascism		04:25
22	Economical relationships between Turkey and Germany		00:56
23	Political changes in Turkey		02:53
24	Change of mood in Istanbul		01:27
25	Perspectives and dreams in Germany		02:30
26	Migration and becoming the object of one's own research		02:10
27	Migration legislation: segregation and class, marginalization as an objective		02:12
28	State surveillance and exercise of power		03:41

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Zeynep Kivilcim

Interview	Joseph Vogl
Interview language	English
Country of origin	Türkei
Year of migration	2016
Interview length	01:22:58