Gurkan Celik (1976) received his Master in Policy and Organization Studies at the Tilburg University in the Netherlands. Currently, he is working as a research advisor and project leader of diversity policy at the Utrecht University in the Netherlan
...MoreGurkan Celik (1976) received his Master in Policy and Organization Studies at the Tilburg University in the Netherlands. Currently, he is working as a research advisor and project leader of diversity policy at the Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Mr. Celik examines Gülen's views on human being from perspectives of education, dialogue and theological anthropology. He has been serving as the president of the Cosmicus Foundation, a national network organisation for students, alumni and academics in the Netherlands. His research interests include leadership development, human resource management, diversity policy, philosophical and theological anthropology, personal development, and education. Mr. Celik has also contributed numerous articles to journals, and is (co-)author of several publications, including `Fethullah Gülen en de dialoog´ [Fethullah Gülen and the Dialogue], 2006; Voorlopers in de Vrede [Forerunners for Peace], 2005; Hizmetkar Liderlik [Servant Leadership], 2003; Stapsgewijs naar een Nieuwe Cultuur en Leiderschapsstijl [Step by Step Towards a New Culture and Leadership Style], 2002.
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Diversity in Organizations, Communities, and Nations
