„Graue Wölfe“ – Türkischer Rechtsextremismus in Deutschland

"Grey Wolves" - Turkish right-wing extremism in Germany / Lecture and discussion with Prof. Dr. Kemal Bozay
Right-wing extremism, racism, nationalism and anti-Semitism are very widespread and well-known phenomena in Germany as a country of immigration. Such inhumane, unequal and anti-democratic attitudes are not only found among people in the host society, but are also widespread in immigrant milieus. The Turkish Grey Wolves are an extreme right-wing movement that is ideologically and historically based on anti-Semitism, racism and hatred of minorities.
The lecture deals with the causes and forms of right-wing extremism and ultra-nationalism in milieus of Turkish origin. It will also look at ways in which civil society can take action.

Kemal Bozay, Professor of Social Work and Social Sciences at the IU International University (Cologne). Member of the Centre for Radicalization Research and Prevention. His main areas of work and research include: Political education, critical migration research, education critical of racism, ideologies of inequality, right-wing extremism, Turkish nationalism and religious extremism. Most recently, in 2021, he published the book Türkischer Rechtsextremismus in Deutschland - Die Grauen Wölfe. Antisemitic, Racist and Hostile to Democracy (AJC Berlin) and 2023 Radicalization Research and Prevention in the Focus of Social Work (Beltz Juventa Verlag).

A cooperation event of DA! and Respekt und Mut.
Moderation: Eva Creutz
Moderation LiveChat and online discussion: Katrin Wiesemann
Livestream: Ricarda Hinz
Sound: Roland Kuprat

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