Ondřej Klimeš, Sam Tynen. "Assimilation or Islamophobia?: Uyghurs and China’s Counter-Terrorist Discourse after 2001." 9-11 Legacies (8. září 2021): 9-11.
Sarah Tynen, Ph.D.
Website: https://sarahtynen.com
OBLAST ZÁJMU
- Čína, střední Asie, postsovětské pohraničí
- nacionalismus a formování států
- autoritářství a etnické konflikty
- migrace
VZDĚLÁNÍ
2012-2019 PhD, Geography, University of Colorado Boulder
GRANTY
2018 Gilbert F. White Doctoral Fellowship
2016-17 Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement (DDRI 1633894), National Science Foundation
2014-17 Graduate Research Fellowship Program (DGE 1650115), National Science Foundation
2013 East Asia and Pacific Summer Intensive (EAPSI 1311118), National Science Foundation
2011-12 Fulbright Scholarship
2018 Gilbert F. White Doctoral Fellowship
2016-17 Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement (DDRI 1633894), National Science Foundation
2014-17 Graduate Research Fellowship Program (DGE 1650115), National Science Foundation
2013 East Asia and Pacific Summer Intensive (EAPSI 1311118), National Science Foundation
2011-12 Fulbright Scholarship
PUBLIKAČNÍ ČINNOST
články v recenzovaných časopisech
- Tynen, Sarah. 2021. “’Keep Withstanding’: Territory in the Body, Home and Market in Xinjiang, China.” Political Geography 84.
- Tynen, Sarah. 2020. “Dispossession and Displacement of Migrant Workers: The Impact of State Terror and Economic Development on Uyghurs in Urban Xinjiang.” Central Asian Survey.
- Tynen, Sarah. 2020. “State Territorialization through Shequ Community Centers: Bureaucratic Confusion in Xinjiang, China.” Territory, Politics, Governance 8 (1): 7-22.
- Ryan, Caitlin and Sarah Tynen. 2020. “Fieldwork Under Surveillance: Rethinking Relations of Trust, Vulnerability, and State Power.” Geographical Review 110 (1-2): 38-51.
- Tynen, Sarah. 2019. “Belonging between Inclusion and Exclusion: Dimensions of Ethno-Cultural Identity for Uyghur Women in Xinjiang, China.” Geopolitics.
- Tynen, Sarah. 2019. “Lived Space of Urban Development: The Everyday Politics of Spatial Production in Nanjing, China.” Space and Culture 22 (2): 172-188.
- Guo, Huiling and Sarah Tynen. 2016. “Social Distance, Ethnicity, and Religion in Northwest China: A Survey of Inter- and Intra-Group Attitudes among Han, Hui, and Tibetan Students.” Eurasian Geography and Economics 56 (6): 679-712.
připravované články v recenzovaných časopisech
- Tynen, Sarah. A Diverse China: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Uyghur Life. London: IB Tauris
recenzované kapitoly v knihách
- Tynen, Sarah. 2019. “Development and Inequality in Urban China: The Privatization of Homeownership and the Transformation of Everyday Practice.” In Neoliberal Urbanism: Contested Cities and Housing in Asia, edited by Yi-Ling Chen and Hyun Bang Shin, 147-170. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
různé
- Tynen, Sarah. 2019. “Uneven State Territorialization: Governance, Inequality, and Survivance in Xinjiang, China.” PhD dissertation, University of Colorado Boulder.
- Tynen, Sarah. 2014. “Uneven Housing Development and the Spatial Negotiation of Class in Nanjing, China.” Master’s thesis, University of Colorado Boulder.
- Tynen, Sarah. 2011. “Ethno-Diplomacy and the International Uyghur Political Movement: The Puzzle of Chinese-Turkish Relations.” The Elliott School of International Affairs Undergraduate Scholars Journal 2: 20-45. The George Washington University: Washington, DC.
recenze knih
- Tynen, Sarah. 2020. “Uyghur Conceptions of Family and Society. By Xiaowei Zang. London:Routledge, 2017.” The Journal of Asian Studies 79, no. 4: 1004-1006.
