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Assoc. Prof. Cem DOĞAN is a historian at İgdir University's Department of Modern History within the Faculty of Science and Letters. His research focuses on Ottoman and Republican era social history, gender studies, and medical history. He holds a PhD from Hacettepe University (2011-2018), an MA from Abant İzzet Baysal University (2008-2010), and a BA in Public Administration from Mustafa Kemal University (2002-2006).
His work examines themes like urban hygiene, legal practices, gender dynamics, and state-society relations through case studies such as prostitution regulation, disease management, and labor disputes. Notable publications include analyses of Ottoman penal modernization, breastfeeding practices, and firefighting infrastructure development. Despite an extensive publication record (26 articles/books listed), no formal awards or grants are documented. Current activities include teaching and research in modern history with a particular focus on Istanbul's socio-cultural transformation during critical political transitions.
Key research areas include:
- Sex work and moral policing in late Ottoman Istanbul
- Medical history of epidemic management
- State security apparatus evolution
- Labour relations during constitutional reforms
- Urban modernization through public infrastructure
Recent works (2020-2023) continue exploring transgressive behaviors, institutional development, and the interplay between law and society during periods of political upheaval.
