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Hello. Privyet. Merhaba. Selamin Aleykum.
My name is Idil P. Izmirli. I was born in Istanbul, Turkey. My father was born in Gezlev (Evpatoria), Crimea, and my mother was born in Chita, Siberia, Russia.
I received an MA degree from the Sociology Department, George Mason University. My master thesis was entitled "Assimilation or Separatism: A Case Study of Third-Wave Soviet Jewish Immigrants in the United States". You can view my diploma at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/idildip.tif
Currently, I am a Ph.D. candidate and an adjunct faculty at the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (ICAR), George Mason University, Fairfax, VA.
In addition, I am an adjunct faculty in General Studies Department at Strayer University, Arlington, VA Campus.
At Strayer University, I have been teaching HUM 101(310), SOC 100 and SOC 300.
The syllabus of HUM 101 (310)is at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/hum101.html
The syllabus of SOC 100 is at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/soc100.html
The syllabus of SOC 300 is at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/soc300.html
The syllabus of HUM 302 is at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/hum302.html
During the Spring semester 2003, I am teaching CONF 501-003 at ICAR. You can view my syllabus at http://www.oocities.org/conf501
I also co-taught CONF 501-Introduction of Conflict Resolution at George Mason University/Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution during the Fall semester 2001. If you want to see my syllabus, please visit http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/conf501.html
You can view my course evaluation at http://ratings.gmu.edu/instructor2.cfm?rat_num=024150&semester=f01
I am the founder of International Committee for Crimea (ICC). You can view my paper on Crimean Tatars at the (ICC) web-site: http://www.iccrimea.org/reports/18may2002.html
Also, I wrote an article about the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution program's Ukraine Project that was published in ICAR's newsletter. This article can be viewed at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/icar.html
E-mail : Noyan@aol.com
Publication:
- "The Tale of Two Jewries:Ethnic Identification and Social Distance Among the American and Soviet Jews", Conflict Analysis and Resolution: From Marital Discord to State Transformation, Fairfax, VA, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution: George Mason University, GSCS Publication (March 2001)
You can view this paper at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/pub.doc
Paper presentations:
- "Conflict Triad in Crimea: Ukrainians, Russians, and the repatriating Crimean Tatars", Old Dominion University: Norfolk, VA,Graduate Research Conference: Global Challenge in 21st Century, February 2001.
You can view this paper at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/kirim.doc
- "The Difference in Public Opinion among the Soviet and American Jews in the United States", Old Dominion University: Norfolk, VA, Graduate Research Conference: Global Challenge in 21st Century, February 2001.
- " From Structural Barriers to Negotiated Solution: Successes and Failures of the Third-Party Interventions in Cyprus: A Systemic Approach" University of Massachusetts-Boston, Conflict Studies Conference: The New Generation of Ideas, October 27-28, 2000.
- "Third-wave Soviet Jewish Emigration to the United States" Old Dominion University, GPIS Student Conference, Norfolk, VA. April 15, 2000. (This paper received "the best paper prize" among 50 papers presented in the conference.)
- "Enemies or Allies? Turkish-Greek Relations within the last 35 years" Old Dominion University, GPIS Student Conference, Norfolk, VA. April 15, 2000.
This paper can be viewed at http://www.oocities.org/tatarnoyan/complexity.html
- "Cyprus Conflict: A Systemic Approach", The Catholic University of America, Twelfth Annual Student Conference, The Capital Area Association for Peace Studies, Saturday, April 8, 2000.
- "The Impact of Third-party interventions on Ethnic Relations in Cyprus ". University of Texas, Austin COPRED and PSA joint Conference. March 31, 2000
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