Due to her successful work in the field of international migration, Uşak University Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of Public Administration, Lecturer and Director of Migration Studies and Politics Application and Research Center Dr. İnci Aksu Kargın has been appointed as the representative of Turkey for the action titled COST “History of Identity Documentation in European Nations: Citizenship, Nationality and Migration (HIDDEN)” supported by the European Union Horizon European Framework Program by TUBITAK.

Savaş, “Successful National and International Studies Are Carried Out at Our University”

Commenting on the subject, Rector Prof. Dr. Ekrem Savaş stated that İnci Aksu Kargın will take part as Turkey representative and board member in the four-year action that will begin with the participation of 12 countries, including Turkey, under the direction of Ireland, and expressed his satisfaction with the participation of Uşak University academics in national and international projects. Rector Savaş said, “The distinguished academicians of our university are involved in successful studies and projects in their fields. Our faculty member İnci Aksu Kargın will also take part in this important international action to represent our country. I congratulate her and wish her success in her work.”

Giving information about COST, Dr. İnci Aksu Kargın, the action titled “History of Identity Documentation in European Nations: Citizenship, Nationality and Migration” is designed to cover the notions of identity and citizenship, which are important in the integration of immigrants into host societies, and the historical and legal framework of modern and digital identity concepts. aims at in-depth analysis. This action, which will continue for four years with the support of the Horizon European Framework Program, which is the world's highest-budget civil research program, aims to synthesize existing research in the field of international migration and to identify gaps in the field. It aims to establish a large research network by bringing researchers together.”