Aslıhan Ozturk is a PhD candidate on the ERC-project Diversity Outdoors: Embodied Ethnoracial Inequalities and Outdoor Recreation in Europe. Her previous work examined the entanglements of religion, secularity, and race, with a conceptual focus on agency and subjectivity, engaging with both Europe and Turkey, examining how embodied practices and experiences illuminate broader dynamics of power and inequality.

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Aslıhan Ozturk is a PhD candidate on the ERC-project Diversity Outdoors: Embodied Ethnoracial Inequalities and Outdoor Recreation in Europe. Her previous work examined the entanglements of religion, secularity, and race, with a conceptual focus on agency and subjectivity, engaging with both Europe and Turkey, examining how embodied practices and experiences illuminate broader dynamics of power and inequality.

Recent publications

Ozturk, A. (2025). Is There a Turkish Secular Body? Race, Religion, and Embodied Politics of Secularism. Religions, 16(7), 817. https://doi.org/10.3390/rel16070817