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الدكتور محمد افرين توك

الدكتور محمد افرين توك (PhD)


العميد المساعد لمبادرات الإبداع والتقدم المجتمعي
كلية السياسات العامة

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Dr. M. Evren Tok is the Associate Dean of Community Engagement and Associate Professor at the College of Public Policy, Hamad Bin Khalifa University. Dr. Tok also acts as the regional coordinator for the Executive Master’s Program (Development Policies and Practices) jointly offered by the Graduate Institute of Geneva and Hamad Bin Khalifa University. He is the co-editor of Policy Making in a Transformative State: The Case of Qatar, published by Palgrave MacMillan, in 2016. His recent books were issued respectively with “Global Governance and Muslim Organizations” being published by Palgrave MacMillan and “Innovating South-South Cooperation” by the University of Ottawa Press in 2020. He is the director of a QNRF-funded cluster (2021-2026) entitled “SDG Education and Global Citizenship in Qatar”. He has been the Lead Project Investigator for the Qatar National Research Fund Priority Program for 3 years on “Localizing Entrepreneurship Education in Qatar”. He is the founder of the maker space entitled Maker Majlis: Islam in a Global World, which received the Qatar Sustainability Award under Best University Initiative in 2020 and the OIC Shaikh Hasina Award of Best Innovative Idea in 2022. Dr. Tok is also the recipient of the Best Research Project Award in HBKU in 2022.

 


الاهتمامات البحثية

  • Global Affairs
  • Religion
  • Entrepreneurship Education
  • Innovation
  • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

الخبرات

Program Coordinator, MA In Islam And Global Affairs

CIS, HBKU

Aug 2018 - Present
  • Associate Professor, Islam And Global Affairs

    CIS, HBKU

    Jun 2018 - Present
  • Assistant Professor, Public Policy In Islam

    CIS, HBKU

    Jan 2012 - Jun 2018
  • Distinguished Research Associate

    North South Institute, Ottawa

    Feb 2012 - Sep 2017
  • Research Associate

    Carleton Center for Community Innovation, Carleton University, Ottawa

    Sep 2011 - Present
  • Adjunct Professor

    Carleton University, Ottawa

    Sep 2006 - May 2011

المؤهلات العلمية

Diploma In Global Law And Policy

Institute for Global Law and Policy, Harvard Law School

Jan. 2015
  • Collaborative PhD – Public Policy and Administration & Political Economy

    Carleton University, Ottawa

    2011
  • MA – Political Economy

    Carleton University, Ottawa

    2005
  • BA – Economics (Minor: International Political Economy)

    Koc University, Istanbul

    2002

المؤلفات المختارة

  • Tok, E., Besada, H., & MacMillan, L. (2019). Innovating South South Cooperation: Policies, Modalities and Challenges. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press.

    2019
  • Tok, E., & Pal, L. A. (2018). Global Governance and Muslim Organizations. London: Palgrave MacMillan.

    2018
  • Tok, E., Al Khater, L., & Pal, L. A. (2016) Policy Making in a Transforming State: The Case of Qatar. London: Palgrave MacMillan.

    2016
  • Tok, E., & Lestra, M. (2019) Development and Humanitarian Aid

    The Case of Organization of Islamic Cooperation. In Turan, K. & Petersen, M. J. (Eds.), Organization of Islamic Cooperation and Human Rights. University of Pennsylvania Press.

    2019
  • Tok, E., & D’Alessandro, C. (2019). Locality, Leadership and Pedagogies for Entrepreneurship Education. In Samier, E. A., & Elkaleh, E. S. (Eds.)

    Teaching Educational Leadership in the Gulf and the Middle East: Theoretical and Cultural Foundations? Singapore: Springer Nature.

    2019
  • Tok, E., McMillan, L., & Besada, H. (2019). Innovating South-South Cooperation: Conceptual Overview.

    In Tok, E., McMillan, L., & Besada, H. (Eds.), Innovating South-South Cooperation: Challenges, Modalities and Policies. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press.

    2019
  • Tok, E. (2018). Organization of Islamic Cooperation and Global Governance. In Pal, L. A., & Tok, E. (Eds.), Muslim Perspectives to Global Governance. Palgrave MacMillan.

    2018
  • Tok, E. (2018). Entrepreneurship Ecosystem in Qatar: Is Blockade a Golden Opportunity? In Miller, R. (Ed.), Qatar and the 2017 Crisis: A View from Within. HBKU Press.

    2018
  • Tok, E.; Elbassiouny, N. Showkath, S. and Samper, S. Arab Spring and the MDGs

    Shedding Light on the Preludes in Besada, Hany; Agarwal, Manmohan; Polonenko, Leah (ed). The Global 2015 Development Agenda: Challenges and Prospects. Policy Press. 2018.

    2018
  • Tok, E. (2015). Gulf Donors and the 2030 Agenda: Towards a Khaleeji Mode of Development Cooperation. In Chandran, R., & Cooper, H. (Eds.)

    Meeting the Challenges of the 2030 Agenda: Alternative Forms of Development Cooperation and the United Nations. Available at: http://cpr.unu.edu/meeting-the-challenges-of-the-2030-agenda-alternative-forms-of-development-cooperation-and-the-united-nations.html 

    2015
  • Tok, E., Gharib, R., & Zebian, M. (2016). Neoliberal Urbanization and “Smart Cities” in the Gulf Region

    The Case of Masdar City, United Arab Emirates. In Kamrava, M., & Babar, Z. (Eds.), Gateways to the World: Port Cities in the Persian Gulf. C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd.

    2016
  • Tok, E., McSparren, J., Besada, H., & Shaw, T.

    Inclusive Development, Natural Resource Management and Sustainability in Africa: A Qatari Perspective. In Eickelman, D., & Abusharraf, R. (Eds.), Gulf-Africa Relations: A Closer Look. Berlin: Gerlach Publishers.

    2015
  • Tok, E., McSparren, J. J., Ali, F. M., Elghaish, H., & Al Merekhi, M.

    Crafting Smart Cities in the Middle East: Comparison of Masdar and Lusail. In Harrison, D., Handbook of Research on Digital Media and Creative Technologies. IGI Publishers.

    2015
  • Tok, E., & D’Alessandro, C. (2019). Development Aid in Tumultuous Times

    A Perspective from Islamic Geographies. Arab World Geographer.

    2019
  • Tok, E., Al Horr, A., & Gagoshidze, T.

    Rethinking Qatar’s Soft Power in the Post Blockade Times. Digest of Middle Eastern Studies (DOMES). 28 (1).

    2019
  • Tok, E., Kaya, A., Koc, M., Mezher, T., & Tsai, I. T.

    Economic Diversification Potential in the Rentier States Towards a Sustainable Development: A Theoretical Model. Sustainability, 11. 911.

    2019
  • Tok, E. (2018). Can GCC States Achieve Sustainable Economic Diversification and Development by Driving Entrepreneurship Efforts?

    Center for Middle East. Rice University and Carnegie Corporation of New York.

    2018
  • Tok, E., Olawuyi, D., & D’Alessandro, C.

    Cleantech Entrepreneurship in Qatar. Global Journal of Comparative Law.

    2018
  • Tok, E., & Kaminski, J.

    Islam, Entrepreneurship and Embeddedness. Thunderbird International Business Review.

    2018
  • Tok, E., & D’Alessandro, C.

    Khaleeji Mode of Development Cooperation. Gulf Affairs, Oxford Gulf Peninsula Studies Forum.

    2017
  • Tok, E., McSparren, J., & Olender, M.

    The Perpetuation of Regime Security in Gulf Cooperation Council States: A Multi-Lens Approach. Digest of Middle Eastern Studies (DOMES), 26 (1).

    2017
  • Tok, E. (2017). States, markets, and communities: Rethinking sustainability and cities, QScience Connect, 2017, (2). 7.

    http://dx.doi.org/10.5339/connect.2017.qgbc.7 

    2017
  • Tok, E., and O’Bright, B. (2017). Islamic NGOs Shaping Geographies of Religion in Africa

    Financing Post-2015 Development Agenda [Special Issue: From MDGs to SDGs: Africa in the post-2015 agenda: a geographical perspective]. African Geographical Review.

    2017
  • Tok, E., Heydarova, A., & Kent, E. (2017). Sustainable Development and the Rule of Law

    A Policy Perspective from Qatar. Middle East Institute: Insight. National University of Singapore.

    2017
  • Tok, E., McSparren, J., & Sanz, F. R. (2015). Contours of Qatar-Sub Saharan Africa Relations

    Shedding Light on Trends and Prospects. Mapping GCC Foreign Policy: Resources, Recipients and Regional Effects. (Collected Papers 3). London School of Economics (LSE) Middle East Center.

    2015