Title
- Modern Intellectual And Political History Of The Middle East
Attribution
Denise NataliPublication Details
Book1st edSyracuse University Press2005Availability
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Description
In tracing the evolution of Kurdish nationalism, Denise Natali shows that, contrary to popular theories, there is nothing natural or fixed about Kurdish identity or the configuration that Kurdish nationalism assumes. Although Kurdish communities have maintained some shared sense of Kurdishness, Kurdayeti (the mobilization of Kurdish identity) is interwoven with a much larger series of identities within the “political space” of each Kurdish group. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Subject
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Contents
- Reassessing ethnonationalism
- Late imperial period : large political space
- Iraq’s transition to a colonial state
- Iraq’s transition to an independent republican state
- Turkey’s transition to an independent republican state
- Turkey’s transition to a quasi-democracy : complex political space
- Iran’s transition to a constitutional monarchy
- Iran’s transition to an Islamic republic
- Transnational space : reconfiguring Kurdayetî
- Rethinking nationalism, ethnicity, and the Kurdish problem
ISBN
- 0815630840
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