Derek Bryce

Derek.bryce[at]gcal.ac.uk

Groups

EU-Relationship

Identitiy

Religion

Publications

Derek Bryce (2007) Repackaging Orientalism: discourses on Egypt and Turkey in British Outbound Tourism, Tourist Studies 7 (2): 169-195.

Derek Bryce (2007) The 2007 Iranian ‘Hostage Crisis’: an Orientalist Captivity Narrative, Media Education Journal 42: Autumn/Winter (not published online – hard copies available on request)

Derek Bryce (2010 – submitted/forthcoming) Dress and Tourism in Central and Southwest Asia in Berg Encyclopaedia of World Dress and Fashion

Derek Bryce (2010 – submitted/forthcoming) ‘Dress Reforms of the Early Twentieth Century in Turkey, Iran, and Afghanistan’ in Berg Encyclopaedia of World Dress and Fashion Article submitted for review to Journal of Media, Culture, Society: “Speaking Generously ‘as’ Europe: support for Turkey’s EU candidacy in the UK press couched in discourses of historical exclusion”.

Conference Papers/Research Seminars:

10th April 2008. Presentation of paper on ‘Turkey’s EU Candidacy in the UK Press’ at: Thematic workshop for Journal for Contemporary European Research Special Issue 2008 ‘Media and Communication in Europe: Babel revisited’. University of Bristol.

13th-15th June 2007. Sixth International Symposium on Aspects of Tourism: Gazing, Glancing, Glimpsing: tourists and tourism in a visual world. University of Brighton at Eastbourne. Paper presented: ‘Turkey as Discourse: Western self-realisation in urban tourism promotion of Istanbul’

21st January 2007. Division of Cultural Business, Postgraduate Conference. Glasgow Caledonian University. Paper presented: The Early Foucault: The historical contingency of the subject and cultural ‘knowledge’.

19th September 2006. Caledonian Business School, Postgraduate Conference. University of Stirling Management Centre. Paper Presented: The Utilisation of Turkey as a Discursive Site for the (Re)Iteration of Western and Oriental Difference.

20th-23rd July 2006.Association for Cultural Studies ‘Crossroads’ Conference. Istanbul Bilgi University; Istanbul, Turkey. Paper presented: Repackaging Orientalism: discourses on Egypt and Turkey in British outbound tourism

Academic Career

2005 - present: PhD student at Glasgow Caledonian University. Caledonian Business School – Division of Cultural Business.

2004 - 2005. Masters in Research. Glasgow Caledonian University. Caledonian Business School – Division of Cultural Business.

2003 - 2004. MSc in Tourism (with distinction). University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

1986 – 1991 BA in history. University of Calgary