Using the example of the right-wing extremist organization “Grey Wolves,” the event explores how notions of masculinity are politicized in diasporic realities. The focus is on the interrelationships between masculinity politics, right-wing authoritarian patterns of radicalization, racializing structures, and prevention approaches.  

Masculinities: Diaspora, racialization, and radicalization of rights  

Dr. Sertan Batur 

Lecture + Workshop

Wednesday, January 7, 2026

10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (online)

The online event is part of the course taught by Prof. Dr. Nurhak Polat at the Institute for Ethnology and Cultural Studies and MATS (Master's Program in Transcultural Studies) entitled “Masculinities: Authoritarian Resonances, Alliances, and Networks,” but is open to everyone. 

To participate and receive the link, please register by emailing Nurhak Polat: npolatprotect me ?!uni-bremenprotect me ?!.de

The event will be held in German. Please let us know if you require English translation/support.

Bio
Dr. Sertan Batur is a critical psychologist and works for the Vienna Men's Counseling Association. As an expert, he has been active for many years in men's counseling, youth work, violence counseling, radicalization, and right-wing extremism.