Return to point zero : the Turkish-Kurdish question and how politics and ideas (re-)make empires, nations, and states - Somer, Murat; Somer, Murat (Albany : SUNY Press, 2022)
CHAPTER 1 Introduction: Choices, Structures, and Politics in Creating and Solving Conflicts, p.1 -- CHAPTER 2 The Three Dilemmas Explained, p.41 -- CHAPTER 3 From Empire to Imaginabie and Imagined Nations: How Did the Kurdish Question Arise?, p.61 -- CHAPTER 4 How Was the Kurdish Conflict Created? A Nonstandard Explanation, p.97 -- CHAPTER 5 The Changing Context of the 1990s: Seeing Kurds vvithout Recognizing Them, p.163 -- CHAPTER 6 Return to Point Zero: Why Did the Peace Initiatives in the 2000s Fail? -- CHAPTER 7 Ideational Bottlenecks, p.259 -- CHAPTER 8 Return to Point Zero: New Political Choices Informed by New Ideas, p.279 -- NOTES, p.303 BİBLİOGRAPHY, p.359 -- INDEX.
"The current book is an expanded, updated and substantially revised and developed version of my book Milada dönüş, which came out in Turkish in 2015."--Page x.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 369-406) and index.
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Keywords: Kurds -- Turkey -- Politics and government -- 20th century; Kurds -- Turkey -- Politics and government -- 21st century; Nationalism -- Turkey; Turkey -- Ethnic relations; Ethnic conflict -- Turkey; Asie Mineure -- Relations interethniques; POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / Middle Eastern; Ethnic conflict; Ethnic relations; Kurds -- Politics and government; Nationalism; Turkey