Culinary Cosmopolitanism: Changing Forms of Conviviality in the late Nineteenth Century and Early Republican Istanbul
is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Bogazici University in Istanbul. He was educated at Middle East Technical University in Ankara and later graduated from Binghamton University, earning a PhD in Sociology with his doctoral thesis on The Culture and Political Economy of Food Consumption Practices in Turkey. Zafer Yenal has held several positions as adjunct lecturer. He has written a monograph on human rights and civil society in Turkey as well as numerous scholarly articles.
Yenal's new project deals with Culinary Cosmopolitanism: Changing Forms of Conviviality in the late Nineteenth Century and Early Republican Istanbul.
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