Titlebook: Comparative Kurdish Politics in the Middle East; Actors, Ideas, and I Emel Elif Tugdar,Serhun Al Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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The Stateless and Why Some Gain and Others not: The Case of Iranian Kurdistand, the current (im)balance of power between the Kurds and the Iranian state account for their disadvantageous position compared to their fellow Kurds. In the absence of a shift in the balance of power in favor of the Kurds, this situation is likely to remain unchanged in the foreseeable future.

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Kurdish Political Parties in Syria: Past Struggles and Future Expectationsd illegal Kurdish political formations in the twenty-first century. Especially, during the Arab Revolts and afterward, while the winds of change in the region brought down the existing authoritarian regimes one by one, it helped many historically isolated and oppressed groups such as the Kurds to ta

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Human Security Versus National Security: Kurds, Turkey and Syrian Rojavaof nationalism has been mostly understudied as many studies on nationalism have focused on the political and social dimensions. However, both for state nationalisms and minority nationalisms, security aspect remains an important dimension in the emergence and path dependency of nationalist discourse

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Statehood, Autonomy, or Unitary Coexistence? A Comparative Analysis of How Kurdish Groups Approach ted either a fairly negative or positive connotation, the concept, for this reason, suffers from analytical inadequacy in the academic discussions. Proponents, from either a moralistic or legalistic perspective, often tend to view it as an absolute and inherent right that particularly ethnic minoriti

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Ethnic Capital Across Borders and Regional Development: A Comparative Analysis of Kurds in Iraq and nd of homogenization is assumed to minimize transaction costs that would otherwise be higher under multiethnic and multilinguistic social order. This is why homogenizing national outlook through assimilation has been the conventional governing mechanism of the nation-states in the twentieth century.

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