Theorising Women and War in Kurdistan: A Feminist and Critical Perspective
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Enacting Intersectional Multilayered Citizenship: Kurdish Women’s Politics
Erel and Acik show how the Kurdish women’s movement in Turkey has made gender equality central to Kurdish political demands.
For Real Peace in Turkey, Kurdish Women Must Be at the Table
Melike Yasar argues that women’s freedom must be at the centre of any peace process between Turkey and the Kurdish movement.
Why Syria’s Kurds Want Federalism
Meghan Bodette explains why many Syrian Kurds see federalism as the best way to secure their rights within Syria’s borders.
Governing Gaza: Bureaucracy, Authority, and the Work of Rule, 1917–1967
Resource library / Palestine / BooksRead the bookAlso free at the Internet ArchiveDigitised by Duke University Press / Duke LibrariesAuthorIlana FeldmanPublished2008PublisherDuke University PressPages324LanguageEnglishISBN9780822342403Book · PalestineGoverning GazaBureaucracy, Authority, and the Work of Rule, 1917–1967by Ilana Feldman · Duke University Press, 2008History