
Research Fellow
Janroj joined the WLRI institute in 2007 to work on a project on ‘Influences of identity, community and social networks on ethnic minority representation at work’ (with Dr. Jane Holgate, Dr. Meeta Jha and Prof. Anna Pollert). He has previously been part of a research team at Sussex Centre for Migration Research conducting fieldwork with Kurdish, Turkish and Turkish Cypriots migrants for the MIGSYS Research Project in the UK. The project focused on the correlation between immigration, policies (in host and origin of countries) and migration systems.
He is currently a PhD candidate at Brunel University (London), where he is undertaking a study of how Kurdish and Turkish migrants in Europe (Sweden, Germany and UK) view the Turkish and Kurdish ethnic conflict in Turkey and Kurdistan through the media. He has been a teaching assistant at Brunel University since 2005 teaching media and social science courses.
Transnational Media and ethnicity, Ethnic minority attitudes to use of information/communication technologies, Trans-national migrant communities and sub-national identity politics in Germany and Sweden, Media representation of the Kurds and Turks in Germany, Media coverage and media role in ethnic crises, Transmigration, transnationalism, Kurdish and Turkish ethnic conflict, Asylum and Refugee Issues
Janroj Keles
Research Fellow
London Metropolitan University
31 Jewry Street, London EC3N 2EY
j.Keles@londonmet.ac.uk
Tel (w) 020 7320 1371
Tel (m) 0787 5149068
2008: ‘Turks’ in the UK: Problems of Definition and the Partial Relevance of Policy, King R, Thomson M, Mai N, and Keles J.Y, Journal of Immigration and Refugee Studies, forthcoming
2006: Bi Nihêrînek Gelemperî Sînema (An overview of development of film art) Kovara Zende 1
1996: A sociological Report about “tortured people from Kurdistan and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder”. With cooperation of four members of the alternative Habitat II committee of Human rights organisation (Insan Haklari Dernegi) Istanbul
1994: Gorsel Tumceler (Visual Semiotics), Iskenderiye Yazilari
1994: Karninda Kelebek Tasiyan Yonetmen (The director who has butterflies in his belly), Iskenderiye Yazilari
2007 The Turkish and Kurdish ethnic conflict and the role of Turkish and Kurdish media in the conflict, University of Strathclyde (Glasgow), 8 September
2007: The Development of Kurdish media in Diaspora, KSSO seminar series, SOAS 14 May (London)
2007 Swedish Radio: interview on Kurdish audience and their media use and consumption (1/8)
2007 Yeni Ozgur Poitika newspaper on Kurdish Language (02.07)
And the Clock Is Ticking, This documentary film gives an exhaustive account of the situation of refugees in Germany, 2000