Assistant Professor of Sociology Yesim Bayar published a peer-reviewed article in Ethnicities. The piece titled "Everyday Nationhood, Diversity and Talking about Canada," examines varying notions of nationhood as these are narrated by Armenian migrants from Turkey to Canada.
Bayar’s work spans a variety of interrelated issues including nationalism, ethnic and religious minorities, citizenship, constitution writing, and language policies. Her work has appeared in several journals and her book The Formation of the Turkish Nation-State, 1920-1938, was published in 2014.
