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Table of contents 2.a. Emergence, forgetfulness and obstacles in heritage-making processAude Aylin de Tapia (EHESS, Paris/Boğaziçi, Istanbul)La Cappadoce chrétienne ottomane : un patrimoine (volontairement) oublié ?Ottoman Christian Cappadocia: a (deliberately) forgotten heritage? [link]Annika Törne (Ruhr-University Bochum)“On the grounds where, they will walk in a hundred years’ time” - Struggling with the heritage of violent past in post-genocidal Tunceli [link]Taline Ter Minassian (INaLCO, Paris)Le patrimoine arménien en Turquie : de la négation à l’inversion patrimonialeArmenian heritage in Turkey: from denial to ambivalence [link]2.b. Nationalism and transnationalism in identitarian claims and heritage development of diverse culturesCilia Martin (EHESS, Paris/IFEA, Istanbul)Une réécriture urbaine. La mise en mémoire du quartier de Kurtulus à IstanbulUrban rewriting process. The patrimonialisation of Kurtuluş neighborhood, Istanbul [link]Marlene Schäfers (University of Cambridge/Université Libre de Bruxelles)Being sick of politics: The production of dengbêjî as Kurdish cultural heritage in contemporary Turkey [link]Benjamin Weineck (University of Bayreuth/University of Heidelberg)Alevi Cultural Heritage in Turkey and Germany: Negotiating “Useable Pasts” in Transnational Space [link]Postface by Michel Rautenberg (Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Étienne) [link]The European Journal of Turkish Studies is a peer-reviewed, open access, and interdisciplinary academic journal. More about us: http://ejts.revues.org/3230&#160;&#160;