By Assistant Professor Joost Jongerden, Wageningen University: This article was first published by Radical Turkey – Centre for Policy and Research on Turkey Abstract In 2005, the Partiya Karkêren Kurdistani (Kurdistan Workers’ Party) (PKK) announced that it considered the nation-state a hindrance on the road to freedom, and that its strategic objective was not the…
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Radicalising Democracy: Power, Politics, People and the PKK
Written on April 22, 2015 by Editor in Democratic confederalism, Independence, Kurdistan, National Identity, PKK, Political Theory, Turkey
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