Devrim Sezer

Devrim Sezer is an Associate Professor at Izmir University of Economics, Department of Political Science and International Relations, with expertise in political thought and philosophy. He has previously held positions at Middle East Technical University and completed his PhD in Political Theory at Carleton University, with academic affiliations to the London School of Economics and Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies.

• Education: PhD (Carleton University), MSc (LSE), MS (ODTÜ), BS (ODTÜ Economics), BS (Boğaziçi University Physics)

His research focuses on democracy and republicanism, literature's intersection with political thought, collective responsibility, and genocide/Holocaust memory studies. Recent publications analyze agonistic memory frameworks in urban contexts and ethical dimensions of historical reconciliation.

Key journal appearances include: Memory Studies, History of Political Thought, and S:I.M.O.N. Shoah. He co-edited Siyasalın Peşinde: Dünyaya Tragedyalarla Bakmak (2017) and translated Hannah Arendt's posthumous Kant lectures (2019). Awards include:

• Research Fellowship at Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (2019)