Nathalie Clayer is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central Asian Studies at EHESS, Paris. She is also a historian of religion and nationalism in the Ottoman and post-Ottoman eras and the author of many book chapters and articles in English and in French. Fabio Giomi Fabio Giomi is CNRS Researcher at the Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central-Asian Studies, Paris.Emmanuel Szurek is Associate Professor at the EHESS in Paris, France.

• Introduction: Transationalizing Kemalism: a Refractive Relationship, by Nathalie Clayer, Fabio Giomi, Emmanuel SzurekChapter 1: Kemalism and the Adoption of the Civil Code in Albania (1926-1929), by Nathalie ClayerChapter 2: Kemalism Between the Borders: Conflicts Over the New Turkish Alphabet in Bulgaria, by Anna M. MirkovaChapter 3: From Ottoman to Latin Script in Cyprus. A Local, a British Colonial and a Turkish National History, by Béatrice HendrichChapter 4: Transnational History in a Hat: Egypt and Kemalism in the Interwar Years, by Wilson Chacko JacobChapter 5: Seduced by Gender Corporatism: Muslim Cultural Entrepreneurs and Kemalist Turkey in Interwar Yugoslavia, Fabio GiomiChapter 6: Reframing the Orientalist Gaze in the Material Culture of Kemalist Turkey: The Formation of an “Aesthetic Nationalism”, by Ece ZermanChapter 7: The Man Sick of Europe. A Transnational History of Kemalist Science, by Emmanuel Szurek

Nathalie Clayer is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central Asian Studies at EHESS, Paris. She is also a historian of religion and nationalism in the Ottoman and post-Ottoman eras and the author of many book chapters and articles in English and in French. Fabio Giomi Fabio Giomi is CNRS Researcher at the Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central-Asian Studies, Paris.Emmanuel Szurek is Associate Professor at the EHESS in Paris, France.

• Introduction: Transationalizing Kemalism: a Refractive Relationship, by Nathalie Clayer, Fabio Giomi, Emmanuel SzurekChapter 1: Kemalism and the Adoption of the Civil Code in Albania (1926-1929), by Nathalie ClayerChapter 2: Kemalism Between the Borders: Conflicts Over the New Turkish Alphabet in Bulgaria, by Anna M. MirkovaChapter 3: From Ottoman to Latin Script in Cyprus. A Local, a British Colonial and a Turkish National History, by Béatrice HendrichChapter 4: Transnational History in a Hat: Egypt and Kemalism in the Interwar Years, by Wilson Chacko JacobChapter 5: Seduced by Gender Corporatism: Muslim Cultural Entrepreneurs and Kemalist Turkey in Interwar Yugoslavia, Fabio GiomiChapter 6: Reframing the Orientalist Gaze in the Material Culture of Kemalist Turkey: The Formation of an “Aesthetic Nationalism”, by Ece ZermanChapter 7: The Man Sick of Europe. A Transnational History of Kemalist Science, by Emmanuel Szurek

Nathalie Clayer is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central Asian Studies at EHESS, Paris. She is also a historian of religion and nationalism in the Ottoman and post-Ottoman eras and the author of many book chapters and articles in English and in French. Fabio Giomi Fabio Giomi is CNRS Researcher at the Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central-Asian Studies, Paris.Emmanuel Szurek is Associate Professor at the EHESS in Paris, France.

• Introduction: Transationalizing Kemalism: a Refractive Relationship, by Nathalie Clayer, Fabio Giomi, Emmanuel SzurekChapter 1: Kemalism and the Adoption of the Civil Code in Albania (1926-1929), by Nathalie ClayerChapter 2: Kemalism Between the Borders: Conflicts Over the New Turkish Alphabet in Bulgaria, by Anna M. MirkovaChapter 3: From Ottoman to Latin Script in Cyprus. A Local, a British Colonial and a Turkish National History, by Béatrice HendrichChapter 4: Transnational History in a Hat: Egypt and Kemalism in the Interwar Years, by Wilson Chacko JacobChapter 5: Seduced by Gender Corporatism: Muslim Cultural Entrepreneurs and Kemalist Turkey in Interwar Yugoslavia, Fabio GiomiChapter 6: Reframing the Orientalist Gaze in the Material Culture of Kemalist Turkey: The Formation of an “Aesthetic Nationalism”, by Ece ZermanChapter 7: The Man Sick of Europe. A Transnational History of Kemalist Science, by Emmanuel Szurek